Our Doctors
Tim Walters, DVM
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Tim Walters grew up in Southern California and his desire to be a veterinarian goes back as far as he can remember. Tim worked in the veterinary field as soon as he could, starting at a boarding facility, then moving to a veterinary assistant which cemented his drive to become a veterinarian. After graduating from Pierce College, Tim attended veterinary school at UC Davis and completed his DVM degree in 2007.
Dr. Tim has practiced in both Southern and Northern California for over 15 years. His professional interests include preventative medicine and general surgery. Dr. Tim lives with his wife, Emily, a board certified veterinary pathologist with Bay Area roots. They have a rescued poodle terrier mix named Lola, rescued orange tabby named Mr. Mango, and a box turtle named Tina, who Tim rescued as a teenager. Dr. Tim enjoys spending his free time outdoors, hiking, biking, and gardening. When not outdoors, he is usually watching sports or listening to music.
Amelia Ausman, DVM
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Dr. Amelia Ausman always knew she wanted to be a veterinarian. While she grew up riding horses with many pets by her side, it took working at her childhood veterinary clinic to truly discover her passion. She attended Cal Poly SLO as an undergraduate and then UC Davis Veterinary School, where she graduated in 1993.
Dr. Amelia enjoys creating long-term relationships with clients and watching patients grow through all phases of life. She has a special interest in dentistry, soft tissue surgery, arthritis and pain management. Clients find her to be dedicated, enthusiastic, and caring.
Dr. Amelia is married with three wonderful kids. Â Her hobbies include hiking with her labrador, volunteering with Canine Companions, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
Lexie Endo, DVM
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Dr. Lexie Endo grew up in San Leandro and returned to the bay area in 1989. She received her BS and MS from Stanford University and her DVM from the University of California, Davis. Her 5 grown children attended schools in the Lamorinda area. She now shares her home with her husband Barney, their tweenie dachshund, Archie, 2 cats, Persy and Cedric, and 3 turtles, Theo, William and Adam. Â
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She is a member of the CAVMRC (California Veterinary Medical Reserve Corps) and volunteered at the Paradise fire, which is where Adam was found. She has traveled to Ecuador to work at high volume spay/neuter clinics.
Outside of work, Lexie spends time with her grandchildren (there are 5 of them) and hiking with Archie. She also enjoys quilting, crafting and trying to outsmart the critters invading the vegetable garden in the summer.