Meet Our Veterinary Team

Seth Mossman

Veterinary Technician

Bio Coming Soon!

Dr. Ruth Stafford

VMD

A native of upstate New York, Dr. Stafford earned her undergraduate degree in Economics from Tufts University in 1981. Upon graduation, she lived and worked abroad, where she gained a variety of work experiences that inspired her to pursue a career as a veterinarian.

After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1989, Dr. Stafford worked in diverse settings, from rural Idaho to downtown Chicago. Drawn to Montana by the abundant outdoor activities, the straight-talking natives, and the wholesome quality of life, she and her husband moved to Bozeman in 1997.

Dr. Stafford is devoted to promoting the powerful human-animal bond and the special relationship that exists between people and their pets. Her professional interests include internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, dentistry, and senior wellness care. She has more than thirty years of clinical experience.

Outside of work, Dr Stafford enjoys spending time with her family and as much time as possible outdoors, skiing, biking, and hiking.

Emily Hennessy

CSR

Emily is from Jackson, Wyoming but has lived all over the country. She grew up with six dogs and various other pets such as turtles, bunnies, geckos, guinea pigs and fish. Her love for taking care of animals started at a young age.

She graduated from the University of Denver with a Bachelor’s degree in Geography, with a double minor in Studio Art and Sustainability. In her free time, you’ll find her camping or hiking in the mountains with her fur baby, Winnie. She also loves to snowboard, travel, and has a passion for photography.

Summer Ceballos

CSR

Summer was raised in the small town of Gilroy, California where she gained a passion for agriculture and animals through working with both small and large animals at her family’s equine ranch, as well as various local ranches in the Bay Area. She moved to Bozeman to attend Montana State University where she is pursuing her bachelor’s degree majoring in Animal Science with a minor in Equine Science. Summer is expected to graduate in 2026 and will then plan on continuing her education and attending Vet School.

When Summer is not at work, you can find her exploring Montana with friends, attending concerts, or hiking with her new puppy Maisy, a Lab Shepherd Mix.

Leah Valaro

Veterinary Technician

Leah is originally from Philadelphia, PA. She discovered her love for animals there as a young child when she got a pet lizard who would accompany her to family dinners on her shoulder. Before moving to Montana and deciding to turn her love of animals into a career, Leah lived in Florida where she spent years working in the substance abuse and mental health field. Whether it’s humans or animals, Leah is driven by compassion and an unwavering desire to help others. She is currently in school to continue to grow and advance in her career.

Leah is an avid outdoors woman who spends most of her free time on some sort of outdoor adventure and is typically accompanied by her 2 dogs Dixie and Lady. When she’s not at work and time permits Leah loves to travel, either to other countries, or taking long road trips through the United States. She has a goal of going to all 50 states, and, amazingly, only has 2 remaining!

Madison Pratt

Veterinary Technician

Madison grew up in the Puget Sound area. After living in multiple parts of the country, she ended up attending MSU for college and fell in love with Montana. Her passion for animals and caregiving started young, volunteering at local humane societies as soon as she was old enough.

She worked in human end of life care for several years before blending her love of animals and caregiving into a career. Madison has been a technician with 360 since March of 2021 and has loved every minute of it. Madison is a self-proclaimed “crazy cat lady” that loves providing fear free medical care for all our patients, but especially the felines! She also has special interests in anesthesia and dentistry. In her free time, you can find her cuddled up with her two cats, Fig Newton and Lilith, with a good book or crafting!

Eli Davis

Veterinary Technician

Eli is from Maryland, where he grew up with 3 sisters and an array of different pets. After graduating high school, he spent time teaching outdoor education and as a Marine Corps sniper, before moving to Bozeman to attend MSU. In 2024, Eli graduated with a degree in Fish and Wildlife Management and worked on deer research, prior to beginning at 360 Pet Medical. Eli intends to become a veterinarian, and when he is not in the clinic, he is either in the mountains or on the prairie adventuring with his yellow lab, River.

Kinsey Myrstol

Veterinary Technician

Kinsey is a Bozeman native, so Montana holds a special place in her heart. She has an educational background in wildlife conservation and organismal biology, and has always had an affinity with animals, wild or domestic. She has two dogs, Ronan and Kona, and two cats, Danika, and Arlo. She began her journey in veterinary medicine as a receptionist, and worked her way up to a technician. She is currently studying and planning to take the VTNE to get her certification.

In her free time, she enjoys hiking with her dogs, going camping, watching live music, creating art, and curling up with her cats while watching movies.

Autumn Majszak

Veterinary Technician

Autumn is a Michigan native, spending the first few years of her life enjoying the wonders of Lake Michigan. At the age of 4, she and her family moved west to Montana, where she fell in love with the Big Sky. Autumn is an alumnus of Montana State University, graduating in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science (Equine Science).

Autumn brings over 10 years of customer service experience with her to 360 and was previously the lead Customer Service Representative at 360. In January of 2022, Autumn made the transition to the tech team and is working her way to becoming a licensed veterinary technician. When Autumn isn’t working, she enjoys long boarding, floating the river, karaoke-singing, spending time with friends and family and watching the Detroit Lions on Sundays.

Natania Voss

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Natania grew up on a local cattle ranch in Paradise Valley working alongside her large family until she started Pima Medical Institute’s Veterinary Technician program in Dillon, MT in 2021. She passed her VTNE in April 2024 and is now an LVT!

Though Nat loves working in both large and small animal medicine, she’s found real joy working with our small patients here at 360!

Outside of work you can find her at live music shows, riding horses on the ranch, or hiking the Montana mountains with her “cowboy” Corgi, Kevin

Roxie Prentice

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Roxie brings almost 28 years of experience as a veterinary technician to 360 Pet Medical. She became certified in 2006 and has enjoyed mentoring young technicians since, acting as Lead Tech from 2013 through the fall of 2025.

A super-fan of her children, Roxie used to be found cheering from the sidelines of her kids’ sporting events and activities, but as a new empty-nester, she is learning to cheer them on in new ways. She is the proud mom of four, one girl and three boys, and grandma of 2 beautiful, amazing little girls. She also spends her fall and winter Sunday afternoons with her husband “cheering animatedly” at their beloved Denver Broncos. The hairy extended family includes 4 dogs and 2 cats.

Morgan Jossi

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Morgan grew up in Colorado and found a passion for animals very early in life. She fell in love with Montana after attending Montana State University for a degree in Equine Science. Her first veterinary job was at a small clinic in her hometown of Ridgeway, which gave her the experience to start with 360 Pet Medical in 2016. She then attended Penn Foster College online and passed the VTNE in 2020. Morgan loves being a technician and has a special interest in surgery.

When she is not at work, Morgan is usually at the barn with her horse, who made the move with her from Colorado. She got Maverick, a mustang/quarter horse cross, when he was 2 years old and started him in 2015. They enjoy getting gout on Montana trails, roping, and some horseback archery!

Morgan was promoted to Lead Tech in the Fall of 2025. She and her bestie, Aussie-dog Chloe Belle, love the outdoors and all that life in Montana offers.

Dr. Loni Odenbeck

DVM

Dr Odenbeck is a Montana native, growing up in Butte, Montana. She spent much of her childhood exploring the wilderness of Southwest Montana. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology, Animal Systems Option, with Honors from Montana State University in 2003. While attending her undergraduate studies, Dr. Odenbeck was involved in clinical pathology research on bovines. She received an Undergraduate Biomedical Research Grant to support this research. She obtained her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University in 2007. While pursuing her DVM, Dr. Odenbeck was involved in a variety of research projects, including those on Tuberculosis in guinea pigs and pain scoring in dogs. She also worked as an Emergency and Critical Care Assistant at CSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital throughout her junior and senior years of school.

After veterinary school, Dr. Odenbeck worked primarily as a small animal veterinarian, with occasional equine cases, at a progressive mixed animal hospital in Belgrade, Montana. In 2008, she joined a group of veterinarians in forming Pet Emergency & Trauma Services in Bozeman, Montana. This was the first of its kind in Southwest Montana. She was involved in the formation of the business, the early years of management of the business, and she worked as an associate Emergency & Critical Care Veterinarian. She served on the Board of Directors for several years.

Dr Odenbeck has a special interest in ultrasound, echocardiography, internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, advanced dentistry, and the human-animal bond. She has received extensive training in ultrasonography, echocardiography, cardiology, and advanced dental procedures. She enjoys working with local and regional specialists to come up with personalized, progressive, and compassionate options for difficult disease cases. Dr. Odenbeck is a member of the Montana Veterinary Medical Association, the American Veterinary Medical Association, and the International Veterinary Ultrasound Society.

In her spare time, Dr. Odenbeck enjoys spending time at her cabin with her family, as well as mountain biking, paddleboarding, hiking, skiing, rock climbing, scuba diving, and traveling the world in search of adventure and discovering new places. Members of her furry family include two high-maintenance Silken Windhounds, as well as two orange tabby cats. The youngest of the family and the special needs member of the family is a Silken that was born with no eyes, so it is 100% blind. It does not slow her down a bit, though. She runs like the wind, fetches cat toys, enjoys life, and is the protector of the house.

Dr. Madison Gratch

DVM

Bio Coming Soon!

Dr. Jessica Matlock

DVM, MPH

Dr. Jessica Matlock spent her childhood in Augusta, GA, where she first fell in love with horses at the Cutting Futurity, and her teenage and college years in Boone, NC, in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. She majored in Biology and minored in Chemistry at Appalachian State University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with honors in 2010. While in college, she decided to merge her love of science and medicine with her love for animals and pursue Veterinary Medicine at the University of Tennessee. However, she didn’t want to leave the world of human health completely behind and pursued her Master of Public Health, with a veterinary concentration, while also pursuing her doctorate. While in veterinary school, she was involved in student government and various club leadership roles, while also volunteering to help with the low-income monthly veterinary clinic hosted by the vet school and social work graduate program.

After completing her doctorate in 2014 and her masters in 2015, Dr. Matlock began working as a mixed animal veterinarian in Knoxville, TN. She loved working with a wide range of animals, from horses, cows, and pigs to dogs, cats, and hamsters. She eventually ventured out on her own to open her own mobile mixed-animal clinic, while also working as a small animal veterinarian in various clinics throughout East Tennessee. She also worked as a small animal emergency vet for several years during this time. In 2022, she and her husband, Nathan, moved to Rapid City, SD, where she continued to work as a small animal veterinarian. In the Fall of 2024, she transitioned to shelter medicine and helped build a shelter veterinary program from scratch for the Humane Society of the Black Hills.

Dr. Matlock loves the challenge and variety that veterinary medicine brings. She loves taking on complex medical cases, helping an older animal regain comfort and function, resolving problems with surgery, helping responsible breeders continue to preserve genetics, helping set up rescue animals for a healthy life, and walking beside owners as they take care of and make decisions for their animal family members.

She and Nathan have always loved Bozeman and were excited when they both had the opportunity to take jobs in the area. They have a young son, JP, and can be found hiking, camping, fishing, riding their horses, and exploring the outdoors whenever they get the chance. Their current “zoo” includes two Australian Shepards, a Beagle mix, a Ragdoll, and two Quarter Horse mares.

Dr. Logan Peterson

DVM

Dr. Peterson was raised in Sidney, a rural community in eastern Montana, where she developed a lifelong appreciation for animals and the people who care for them. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Montana State University, then went on to complete her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University, graduating in May 2025.

Throughout her veterinary training, Dr. Peterson cultivated a strong interest in preventative care, internal medicine, and client education. She completed externships in both small animal general practice and rural mixed animal clinics, where she gained experience in everything from routine wellness to emergency care. As a pet owner herself, she understands the emotional side of veterinary care and is dedicated to supporting families through every stage of their pet’s life.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Peterson enjoys hiking with her fiancé and their dog, playing pickleball, and traveling to visit her nephews. She’s excited to be back in Montana serving the community that helped shape her.

Dr. Lauryn McDowell

DVM

Lauryn McDowell grew up here in Bozeman, MT. She graduated from Montana State University with a bachelor’s degree in wildlife biology. Dr. McDowell completed her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Colorado State University in 2016. Her background in wildlife enabled her to work with a wide variety of wildlife and exotic species during her veterinary training, from Sea lions to African lions, and everything in between.

Before joining the 360 team, Dr. McDowell practiced here in the valley as a small animal and equine practitioner. Her professional interests include general practice and preventive medicine, with special interests in oncology, dermatology, and comprehensive pain management, including alternative modalities such as acupuncture.

Dr. McDowell and her husband enjoy spending as much time outside as possible. They love taking their two dogs, Yoshi and Gage, hiking and camping in the summer, then skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. In her spare time, she also enjoys photography and riding her horse, Ziggy. A foster fail black kitty named Harold rounds out the menagerie.

Dr. Madison Gratch

DVM

Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Dr. Madison earned her bachelor’s degree in Biology from the College of William & Mary and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, completing her clinical year at Oregon State University.

Her lifelong love of animals inspires her dedication to treating companion pets with skill and compassion. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys hiking, running, and skiing with her husband and their rescued island dog, Cayon.

Beth Kringlie

Practice Manager

Beth is a North Dakota native, but Montana is now “home” after living in Bozeman over 20 years. She graduated from Concordia College, Moorhead, MN, in 1992 with a BA in Honors English and French. From there, she earned her Master’s Degree in International Policy Studies from the Monterey Institute of International Studies in Monterey, CA…hoping to pursue a career in the Foreign Service…but her spouse’s career kept them state-side.

After 10 years in upscale retail…and living all over the country (California, New Jersey, Houston, and Minneapolis)…she relocated to Bozeman searching for a better work/life balance. She managed a veterinary practice in Bozeman for 5 years before playing an integral role in the founding of 360 Pet Medical in 2008, where she has been the Hospital Manager ever since.

Beth is married to William. Her adult son lives and works in Bozeman…and she’s hoping that will continue for many years to come. She and William now have 2 grandchildren…which does not seem possible. Down-time is spent with extended family living here in the Gallatin Valley. She is a passionate baker and has been growing her skills by doing weddings and other events…and keeping the 360 team fed and happy! Beth and William have two Pixie Bob-tails, Chip and Joanna, who are half-siblings and the loves of William’s life…much to Beth’s chagrin!

Dr. Chris Kenyon

DVM, CCRT

Dr. Kenyon grew up near Chicago and spent much of her early life in the Rocky Mountains and northwest Ontario. She earned her Biology degree from the University of Puget Sound and her DVM from Colorado State University in 2008.

Before veterinary school, she worked extensively in wildlife biology, including large-carnivore studies in Glacier and Yellowstone. Joining 360 Pet Medical in 2010 and becoming a co-owner in 2015, Dr. Kenyon specializes in pain management, geriatric care, orthopedics, and sports medicine.

Certified in veterinary acupuncture and canine rehabilitation, she has published research on sled dogs and volunteers as a race veterinarian in Montana and Wyoming. She has also traveled to Africa with Working Dogs for Conservation to improve medical care for service dogs.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Kenyon loves horseback riding, hiking, skiing, biking, and paddleboarding.

Dr. Parrott – Chiropractic Specialist

Dr. Parrott partners with our veterinary team to provide expert chiropractic care designed to enhance mobility, reduce pain, and improve overall comfort. With a focus on the musculoskeletal system and spinal health, Dr. Parrott uses gentle, precise adjustments to support recovery, performance, and long-term wellness for pets of all ages.

Dr. Layne – Dermatology Specialist

Dr. Layne works closely with our doctors to diagnose and manage complex skin, coat, and ear conditions. Through advanced dermatologic testing and targeted treatment plans, Dr. Layne helps pets find lasting relief from allergies, infections, and chronic skin concerns — restoring both comfort and confidence for pets and their families.