Meet the Veterinarians

Natalie Lamneck, DVM

Dr. Natalie Lamneck was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida where she grew up with a wide variety of dogs, cats, chickens, and horses. She knew that she wanted to be a veterinarian from a very young age and thus, focused her extracurricular activities on 4-H and FFA during her elementary, middle, and high school years. Dr. Lamneck showed horses in 4-H during her high school years in which she honed in on her love of horses. She began her Animal Science studies at the University of Florida in 1998 and graduated with her Poultry Specialization and her Bachelor of Science in 2001. During that time, she held multiple offices in the Block and Bridle Club and served as an Ambassador for the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Dr. Lamneck graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006. After briefly serving as an equine relief veterinarian, Dr. Lamneck started her own ambulatory practice in 2007: O'Leno Large Animal Veterinary Services located in High Springs, Florida. Starting out as mainly a general practice practitioner, Dr. Lamneck also serves as an adjunct professor in the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine's Practice Based Equine Clerkship since its inception. She has hosted a wide variety of veterinary students from all over the country in her practice while helping to mentor students in ambulatory large animal practice.

Tyler Powers, DVM, EVMM

Dr. Tyler Powers grew up on a cow-calf ranch in Grayling, MI, and obtained his BS in Agriculture and Animal Science at Michigan State University in 2016. Following his undergraduate studies, Dr. Powers went on to receive his Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Florida in 2020. After graduation, he opted to head back home where he worked as a mixed-animal veterinarian servicing beef and dairy farms of all sizes in addition to horses, goats and small animals. In late 2021, he moved back to Florida to join our veterinary team.

Ashlyn Collins, DVM,

Growing up around horses, Ashlyn developed a deep love for large animals early on and spent her youth riding and showing in the Hunter/Jumper circuit. Her lifelong passion for horses-including her own, Windy, Herbie, and Tuscany-has been a driving force in her veterinary journey. She was honored with the Field Service Award, presented to a senior student who demonstrates exceptional clinical proficiency and a genuine interest in large animal medicine.

Natalie Lamneck, DVM

Dr. Natalie Lamneck was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida where she grew up with a wide variety of dogs, cats, chickens, and horses. She knew that she wanted to be a veterinarian from a very young age and thus, focused her extracurricular activities on 4-H and FFA during her elementary, middle, and high school years. Dr. Lamneck showed horses in 4-H during her high school years in which she honed in on her love of horses. She began her Animal Science studies at the University of Florida in 1998 and graduated with her Poultry Specialization and her Bachelor of Science in 2001. During that time, she held multiple offices in the Block and Bridle Club and served as an Ambassador for the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Dr. Lamneck graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006. After briefly serving as an equine relief veterinarian, Dr. Lamneck started her own ambulatory practice in 2007: O'Leno Large Animal Veterinary Services located in High Springs, Florida. Starting out as mainly a general practice practitioner, Dr. Lamneck also serves as an adjunct professor in the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine's Practice Based Equine Clerkship since its inception. She has hosted a wide variety of veterinary students from all over the country in her practice while helping to mentor students in ambulatory large animal practice.

Dr. Tyler Powers, DVM, EVMM

Dr. Tyler Powers grew up on a cow-calf ranch in Grayling, MI, and obtained his BS in Agriculture and Animal Science at Michigan State University in 2016. Following his undergraduate studies, Dr. Powers went on to receive his Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Florida in 2020. After graduation, he opted to head back home where he worked as a mixed-animal veterinarian servicing beef and dairy farms of all sizes in addition to horses, goats and small animals. In late 2021, he moved back to Florida to join our veterinary team.

Dr. Ashlyn Collins, DVM,

Growing up around horses, Ashlyn developed a deep love for large animals early on and spent her youth riding and showing in the Hunter/Jumper circuit. Her lifelong passion for horses-including her own, Windy, Herbie, and Tuscany-has been a driving force in her veterinary journey. She was honored with the Field Service Award, presented to a senior student who demonstrates exceptional clinical proficiency and a genuine interest in large animal medicine.

Natalie Lamneck, DVM

Dr. Natalie Lamneck was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida where she grew up with a wide variety of dogs, cats, chickens, and horses. She knew that she wanted to be a veterinarian from a very young age and thus, focused her extracurricular activities on 4-H and FFA during her elementary, middle, and high school years. Dr. Lamneck showed horses in 4-H during her high school years in which she honed in on her love of horses. She began her Animal Science studies at the University of Florida in 1998 and graduated with her Poultry Specialization and her Bachelor of Science in 2001. During that time, she held multiple offices in the Block and Bridle Club and served as an Ambassador for the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Dr. Lamneck graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006. After briefly serving as an equine relief veterinarian, Dr. Lamneck started her own ambulatory practice in 2007: O'Leno Large Animal Veterinary Services located in High Springs, Florida. Starting out as mainly a general practice practitioner, Dr. Lamneck also serves as an adjunct professor in the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine's Practice Based Equine Clerkship since its inception. She has hosted a wide variety of veterinary students from all over the country in her practice while helping to mentor students in ambulatory large animal practice.

Tyler Powers, DVM, EVMM

Dr. Tyler Powers grew up on a cow-calf ranch in Grayling, MI, and obtained his BS in Agriculture and Animal Science at Michigan State University in 2016. Following his undergraduate studies, Dr. Powers went on to receive his Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Florida in 2020. After graduation, he opted to head back home where he worked as a mixed-animal veterinarian servicing beef and dairy farms of all sizes in addition to horses, goats and small animals. In late 2021, he moved back to Florida to join our veterinary team.

Ashlyn Collins, DVM,

Growing up around horses, Ashlyn developed a deep love for large animals early on and spent her youth riding and showing in the Hunter/Jumper circuit. Her lifelong passion for horses-including her own, Windy, Herbie, and Tuscany-has been a driving force in her veterinary journey. She was honored with the Field Service Award, presented to a senior student who demonstrates exceptional clinical proficiency and a genuine interest in large animal medicine.