Our Team

Dr. Harvey graduated from Auburn University in 1978. He soon returned to his hometown of Okeechobee, Florida to begin a long career in veterinary medicine. Working for many years primarily as a food animal and equine practitioner, his focus has now shifted to small animal medicine and surgery.

In addition to veterinary practice, Dr. Harvey operates his family ranch raising purebred Braford cattle and Cracker horses, breeds that are native to the state of Florida.

Dr. Davis graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 1985 and joined the staff at OVH in 1987. She now limits her practice to canine and feline medicine and surgery. She believes that focusing on preventive health, such as weight management, dental health, appropriate vaccinations, and spaying or neutering, will allow our pets to live long, active lives.

Dr. Davis and her husband are the parents of two adult children. They have a small cow herd used to produce show calves for local 4-H and FFA members. They support their Texas A&M Aggies and enjoy returning to College Station and the Texas Hill Country as much as possible for barbecue and true Country music.

In addition to veterinary practice, Dr. Harvey operates his family ranch raising purebred Braford cattle and Cracker horses, breeds that are native to the state of Florida.

Dr. Jarriel is a third generation Veterinarian who graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in May 2023. An Okeechobee native and nephew to long-time hometown veterinarian Dr. Jim Harvey. Dr. Jarriel has been highly involved in veterinary medicine most of his life. A former college athlete, playing football at University of Florida for 4 years, he embodies the meaning of hard work and determination. Dr. Jarriel graduated Salutatorian from his Veterinary class, implementing new unique skills and practices to Okeechobee Veterinary Hospital.

Dr. Jarriel has a special interest in Emergency Medicine, Soft Tissue and Orthopedic surgery. He brings a whole new set of techniques and hopes to provide the best possible care to animals all around South Florida. Go Gators!