Hi, I’m Dr. Danye Archuleta. I was raised in Northern Nevada, and I am happy to be back in my home state. My dream of becoming a veterinarian started as a child, raising animals for 4-H and competing in junior rodeo. My childhood veterinarian Dr. Chrysann Collatos would always allow me to help her treat our animals, and she would become my greatest mentor in my journey into veterinary medicine. Growing up, my favorite activities were riding my horses and competing in rodeos and jackpot events. I still love roping and compete in ACTRA ropings and local breakaway events with my husband when I can.

After graduating high school, I went to college at Colorado State University-Pueblo, where I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. I then attended Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated with my DVM degree in 2019. I completed a one-year internship at Chaparral Veterinary Medical Center in Arizona, an Equine specialty hospital, where I gained a lot of experience treating horses exclusively. I began working at Lahontan Valley Veterinary Clinic in 2020.

My favorite areas of veterinary medicine are: Equine medicine and preventative care (including dentistry, geriatric horse care, internal medicine, lameness and biomechanics, and improving general husbandry and care); Bovine general care (pregnancy diagnosis, Trichomoniasis testing and breeding soundness examinations, official calfhood vaccination, etc.); general medicine and preventative care of dogs and cats.

In 2022, I completed training in Animal Chiropractic care at Options for Animals College of Animal Chiropractic. I am Certified to practice Animal Chiropractic by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association in accordance with Nevada law. Chiropractic care is a crucial component to the health and wellness of animals, and I am very excited to offer it as part of my veterinary practice here at LVVC. (Source)

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