Dr. Seward is a lifelong resident of the area, graduating from Fairless High School in 1991. In 1997, he obtained his veterinary degree from The Ohio State University and was hired by Dr. Randall Stern to join him at Navarre Animal Clinic. In 2015, Dr. Seward purchased the practice. He sees both large and small animals and enjoys building relationships with his patients and their human families. Since 2014, he has served as the veterinarian for the Stark County Fair.

Outside of his veterinary work, Dr. Seward is married and has three daughters. He is active in the leadership and music ministry of Otterbein United Methodist Church and is a regular guest musician at St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Navarre. He has served on the Fairless Local Board of Education since 1998 and on the advisory committee for the Animal Science Program at R.G. Drage Career Center for ten years. He is a girls youth basketball coach. He has a flock of 40 purebred Montadale sheep ('the girls') and enjoys raising and showing them. The Seward house is also home to two dogs (Roxie-a nine year old Boston Terrier, Benny-a Shih Tzu born 6/17/19), three cats (Millie-15 year old domestic shorthair and grumpy old lady, Fred-5 year old Himalayan mix with special needs, and Ned-1 year old tiger and ball of energy), three fish, and several rabbits.

Dr. Tiffany Speicher joined our practice in 2018 after graduating from St. George's University in Grenada, West Indies.  She completed her clinical year of veterinary school at The Ohio State University. Her undergraduate Biology degree was obtained through Walsh University. Dr. Speicher practices on both large and small animals, as well as pocket pets. She is also certified in Animal Chiropractics and has treated both large and small animals. Dr. Speicher, along with her husband Brandon, maintain a hobby farm where they finish raising Jersey cattle. Her dog Koda, along with cats Khiko and Sylvester, share their home with two ferrets Pascal and Sgt. Tibbs, and a fish named Pumpkin. Three outside cats Fievel, Sundae, and Pepe Le Pew patrol the barns and property. Dr. Speicher and her husband are expecting their first child in Spring 2020.

Dr. Laura Courtney is also a local Fairless graduate (class of 1999). She graduated with her veterinary degree from The Ohio State University in 2010 and worked in the Canton area for several years. When Dr. Seward purchased the practice in 2015, she joined as a full-time small animal veterinarian. Dr. Courtney enjoys getting to know her clients and their pets. When not in the office, Dr. Courtney enjoys spending time with family and friends. Dr. Courtney has multiple cats that grace her home.