MEET OUR VETERINARY DOCTORS
Get to know the doctors and staff at Tequesta Veterinary Clinic. We have a dedicated team of professionals who take the time to care for your furry family member.
Get to know the doctors and staff at Tequesta Veterinary Clinic. We have a dedicated team of professionals who take the time to care for your furry family member.
Dr. Kate Raymond graduated from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. After graduation, she spent a year in an emergency internship in Annapolis, MD. She then moved to Florida to join a general practice for four years. After that, she returned to emergency medicine at our local Veterinary Specialty Hospital of Palm Beach Gardens for eight years. As much as she loves her friends there, the strenuous hours of emergency have placed her focus onto general practice again, and is excited to be able to make lasting relationships with her patients again! Her special interests include ophthalmology, endocrinology, and soft tissue surgery.
Dr. Kate grew up in northern Vermont, and misses the mountains there, but accepts warm winters and beaches as a welcome replacement! Here, she enjoys the sun with her husband, son, and three dogs. When she’s not outdoors, she enjoys cooking, baking, traveling, and cheering for the Boston Red Sox!
Dr. Krista Godbey graduated from the University of Florida in 2013 with a Bachelor’s in Animal Biology and worked as a veterinary technician for seven years. She then attended St George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2024.
Dr. Godbey grew up in Hobe Sound, FL, and is excited to return to her home area to begin practicing. She is seeking to get certified in Eastern medicine and acupuncture in the next year and also has interests in exotics, ophthalmology, and cardiology.
Outside of the hospital, she enjoys the outdoors, beaches, kayaking, and scuba diving with her family and friends. She also enjoys relaxing at home with her two cats, Nemo and Kaya.
Dr. Mossa graduated with her DVM from Cornell University in 2000. Born and raised in NYC she has worked in shelter medicine, private practice and in feral cat Trap Neuter Return (TNR) programs. She is trained in high volume spay neuter surgery by the ASPCA and has used these skills for TNR programs and volunteer missions on Native American Reservations.
Relocating to Florida from New York City, Dr. Mossa is enjoying beach life, live music and all Florida has to offer. She also enjoys escapes to the mountains of Pennsylvania and time with her cats and dog, Gemma.
We are proud to be one of the 15% of veterinary hospitals in America who belong to the American Animal Hospital Association. What does being an AAHA hospital mean? It means we allow an inspector to come into our hospital to evaluate our medicine, medical records, surgery suite, protocols, and so on. They look at everything to make sure our hospital is top-notch.
We proudly support the AAHA for all the protocols and research they do for our profession. It is the AAHA that provides the standards of care for veterinary medicine and guidelines. Developed by experts in the profession, AAHA guidelines provide cutting-edge information and frequent updates that help veterinary professionals face the demands of a continually shifting industry to ensure pets receive the best possible care. Check out their website.