Meet Our Staff
Our Veterinarians
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Dr. Calley Hille
Dr Calley Hille was born and raised in West Ashley. Growing up she always knew she wanted to be a veterinarian because of her immense love for science and passion for animals. While still in high school, Dr. Calley started working for a local veterinarian to help her decide if the career she choose was right for her. While finishing up her high school degree Dr. Calley was accepted early into Auburn University where she obtained a Bachelors in Zoology and then a Doctorate in Veterinary medicine. Now, Dr. Calley owns Lowcountry Pet Wellness Clinic. She has been serving the lowcountry's four legged family members for a little over 15 years, and educating their human counter parts. Dr. Calley actively participates in charity events and triathlons. Dr. Calley has successfully completed the Escape from Alcatraz triathalon. In her free time, Dr Calley enjoys swimming, biking, running, and pastel painting. Dr. Calley is a family woman, she has three children, Cole, Carter and Olya...and of course her husband Scott. In addition to being a full time mom to two legged kids, she also has five full size four legged kids. Lego, the Yellow Lab; Chaos, the Chocolate Lab; Mischief, the Black Lab; and Dex, the odd ball German Shepherd, and Pandemonium, the English Springer Spaniel. |
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Dr. Sally Price
Dr. Sally Price knew she wanted to be a veterinarian since she was 8 years old! She stepped into her first vet hospital when she was 15 and never wanted to leave. Since then, she has worn every hat from kennels to groomer to technician to Practice Manager (high school and college) then veterinarian and practice owner after graduating from NC State. Dr. Price’s professional interests include skin and ear diseases, spay and neuter surgery, rescue and shelter medicine, pediatrics, neonatology, and parasitology. She lives with her husband Scott and their two cats Griffin and Homey the Clown. Her hobbies include riding her horse on the beach, baking, crafting, bottle-raising orphan kittens and finding them permanent homes. |
Practice Manager
April Bonazzi is a Charleston native who since her very early years has always had an insatiable love for animals. She grew up in the rural Mt Pleasant area where her family had a small farm...and an automotive business. She was active in 4H where she competed in many animal oriented activities such as raising, training, judging and showing horses as well as canine behavior and training. With her strong history in animal training and care, it was natural for April to pursue a career in the veterinary field.
April has been working in the veterinary field for 15 years with both large and small animal practices. She has worked and excelled in some of the best animal hospitals in the Charleston area and has received the best AHAA accredited technician training these hospitals have to offer. April believes that by caring for the animals (and teaching their humans about their pet's health), she can contribute to the overall pet health in the Lowcountry.
April resides in Huger with her husband, Steven, and their two sons, Lucas and Jason. She and her family share their home with 5 dogs, 4 beagle/mixes and 1 french bulldog. They also have a flock of chickens (all of which are named and are cherished family pets). When she's not at the clinic, April enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, genealogy, creating stained glass windows, and of course, caring for and spending time with her pets.
April has been working in the veterinary field for 15 years with both large and small animal practices. She has worked and excelled in some of the best animal hospitals in the Charleston area and has received the best AHAA accredited technician training these hospitals have to offer. April believes that by caring for the animals (and teaching their humans about their pet's health), she can contribute to the overall pet health in the Lowcountry.
April resides in Huger with her husband, Steven, and their two sons, Lucas and Jason. She and her family share their home with 5 dogs, 4 beagle/mixes and 1 french bulldog. They also have a flock of chickens (all of which are named and are cherished family pets). When she's not at the clinic, April enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, genealogy, creating stained glass windows, and of course, caring for and spending time with her pets.
