Grant Joseph Hinder, DVM

Dr. Grant J. Hinder was born and raised in Harrison county. Since early childhood he has had a love for animals and the outdoors life style. During high school Dr. Hinder ran his own pet and farm sitting service. He has also been involved in community service including volunteer firefighting and working with the Harrison county sherriffs department.

The beginnings of DownHome Veterinary Clinic, LLC started many years ago. Dr. Grant J. Hinder was born and raised in Harrison county. Since early childhood he has had a love for animals and the outdoors life style. During high school Dr. Hinder ran his own pet and farm sitting service. He has also been involved in community service including volunteer firefighting and working with the Harrison county sherriffs department.

COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION
During completion of his education, Dr. Hinder chose to take a broader path. After completing a bachelors degree at Indiana University – Southeast; Dr. Hinder chose to embark on completing his Veterinary Education in the Caribbean. This educational opportunity afforded Dr. Hinder a diverse view on animal disease, welfare, and animal care issues on a more global scale. Dr. Hinder finished his basic studies in the Caribbean and his clinical rotations at Oklahoma State University.

RETURNING HOME
Although Dr. Hinder has had a lifelong dream of returning home to practice; he decided to first broaden his horizons through other oportunities. Dr. Hinder practiced in Oregon, Washington and Illinois before returning to his hometown. He was afforded the opportunity to work on exotic animals as well as treat animal ailments that are not seen in this area. Although glad to be home, he wouldn’t trade the travels and adventures that got him back ‘DownHome’ for anything. (Source)