
Thomas A. Judd, D.V.M. graduated from Michigan State University in 1983. He moved to Maine and worked with Dr. Paul Clukey in Lewiston at a large animal veterinary practice. In 1984 he became co-owner of North Deering Veterinary Hospital, at that time a large mixed animal practice in Portland. After selling North Deering Veterinary Hospital in 1991, Dr. Judd established Equine Veterinary Service, an independent equine preventive medicine practice now located in Gray.
As a member of the International Association of Equine Dentistry,
Dr. Judd offers progressive equine dentistry to
horses participating in a variety of disciplines.
In addition to his equine practice, Dr. Judd also performs
Veterinary Acupuncture on a regular basis.
Since 1990 he has treated horses, dogs, cats, rabbits, cattle, goats and
pigs with this centuries-old discipline. He finds that acupuncture is most
effective in treating musculoskelatal disorders, inflammatory disease and
behavioral problems.
Although the veterinary practice is a full-time job, Dr. Judd occasionally finds the time to get out on his motorcycle, play the drums in “Misspent Youth”, teach classes in self defense and safe firearms handling for Weaponcraft, and SCUBA dive. You will also periodically see him at Freeport Tack Company, the tack shop that he co-owns with Lisa O'Loughlin.
Tom lives in Cumberland with rescue dogs Sam, Louie and Sophie (German Shepherds). Prospector (Thoroughbred), Spot (Paint/Arab Cross) and Fallon (Irish Draught) also live there.