Dr. Jacqueline Watson began her veterinary career at Farms Veterinary Clinic in 2001, working as Dr. Pollock’s assistant for three years before continuing her training at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine. During her eight-year tenure as primary care doctor in a thriving pet hospital, Dr. Watson became known for her remarkable ability to connect with pets and people alike. “Veterinary medicine isn’t only about caring for animals; it’s about caring for their owners as well.”

Years in Practice: 10
Education: Tufts School of Veterinary Medicine
Email: staff@farmsveterinaryclinic.com

Farms Veterinary Clinic is thrilled to announce the addition of Dr. Betty Huang. Dr. Huang grew up in Taipei, Taiwan then moved to the United States with her family for education. She received a scholarship to attend Phillips Exeter Academy, then Case Western Reserve University for her undergraduate degree. She completed a combined Masters in Immunology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from University of California, Davis. She has a special interest in helping senior pets thrive.

Years in Practice: 10
Education: University of California, Davis
Interests: During her time off, Dr Huang enjoys hiking with her fun dog Howie, doing yoga, cooking, and gardening.
Email: staff@farmsveterinaryclinic.com

Alicia graduated in 2004 from NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She then moved to Tallahassee where she worked in the city's only 24 hour emergency, urgent care and general practice hospital for 9 years, giving her wide experience with all aspects of veterinary medicine including soft tissue surgery, dentistry and internal medicine. She then moved to a general practice in 2012 which allowed her to continue her professional passions but without having to work overnights. She has special interests in feline medicine, soft tissue surgery, dentistry and dermatology. She has two dogs (a retired racing greyhound and a shepherd-mix shelter adoptee) and three cats (2 devon rexes and a cornish rex). When not working, she can be found rehabbing her old house in paint spattered coveralls with plaster in her hair.

Farms Veterinary Clinic is thrilled to announce that Dr. Susanne Szekely will be practicing at Farms Veterinary Clinic on a regular basis.

Dr. Susanne Szekely is a Virginia native who first moved the Boston area over 20 years ago. She left the area to obtain her doctorate from Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech in 2009, and decided to move back to the area to complete a rotating surgical/internal medicine internship at VCA South Shore Veterinary Hospital in Weymouth. Dr. Szekely stayed at VCA for additional neurology training before becoming an Emergency and Critical Care veterinarian and on-call surgeon for a local Emergency/Referral hospital in Woburn for over a decade. Deciding to apply her skills to include oral care and surgery, she became a certified Veterinary Dental Practitioner through the International Veterinary Dental Institute in 2022. Looking to bring comprehensive veterinary care to the local community, Dr. Szekely joined the Farms Veterinary Clinic in 2023.

Years in Practice: 14
Education: Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech, 2009
Interests: When not working, she may be found walking her dog or enjoying all that Beverly has to offer with her two sons and husband.
Email: staff@farmsveterinaryclinic.com