Meet The Team

Dr. Beth Stangohr

Since 2014, Doctor Beth Stangohr has been building relationships with Sioux Nation Pet Clinic clients and their pets. Upon completing her degree at Iowa State University, she came to Sioux Nation where she takes special interest in dermatology, surgery, and preventative care. Doctor Beth particularly enjoys making a difference in the lives of animals and their people, and she likes having the opportunity for lifelong learning in this field.

When she is not working, Doctor Beth and her veterinarian husband Chuck are raising their children Beau and Lilah in a household with cats Mel (Persian) and Trapper (tri-pod outdoor cat), and dog Peach (Great Pyranees). In her spare time, she enjoys photography, kayaking, travel, puzzles, and anything artistic. One fun fact about Doctor Beth is that she once extracted a canine tooth on a lion.

Dr. Jessica Devine

Sioux Nation Pet Clinic’s Doctor Jessica Devine has been greeting pets and their owners with a smile since 2015. She completed her degree at the University of Minnesota. Before joining our team here at Sioux Nation Pet Clinic, Doctor Jessica worked in a mixed animal practice for 5 years. She feels that the best part of her job is getting to know clients and their pets, and she especially likes to perform surgeries, work with hunting dogs, and provide preventative care for all pets.

Doctor Jessica is married and is raising Hayden and Amelia. Her family has multiple cats, horses and 3 dogs. Doctor Jessica’s hobbies include showing and trail riding horses, sewing, baseball, hunting and spending time with family. A fun fact about Doctor Jessica is even though she has 4 cats that live with her and she enjoys practicing on cats, she’s allergic to them!

Dr. Samantha Mehlhaf

Doctor Samantha joined Sioux Nation Pet Clinic in 2020. After completing her degree at Kansas State University in 2014, she has practiced both small and large animal medicine. Doctor Samantha takes special interest in preventative care for pets and enjoys teaching owners about disease and injury prevention. She and her husband Nathan live on a farm with their dog Jack and multiple cats. Occasionally, Doctor Samantha helps with cattle work, and spends her free time golfing and in her garden.