Dr. William E. Feeman III is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Zoology and a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. He has published articles in the peer reviewed journals Veterinary Medicine (Idiosyncrasies in Greyhounds that Can Affect their Medical Care; Subjective Review of Chemical Restraint and Anesthetic Protocols Used for Blood Donations in Cats; Using a Dental Root Elevator to Remove Footpad Corns in Dogs: Two Practitioners' Experience) and Veterinary Clinical Pathology (Serum Creatinine Concentrations in Retired Racing Greyhounds)  and is a regular contributor to Celebrating Greyhounds Magazine. 

He and his wife, Amy, have two sons, William and Patrick and two dogs, Lady and Galley.  Dr. Feeman enjoys going for walks with his family and playing and watching almost any sport.  Dr. Feeman is also an active volunteer for Greyhound Adoption of Ohio and a member of Veterinarians for Retired Racing Greyhounds. His specific veterinary interests include soft tissue surgery and internal medicine. He emphasizes client education and the role that plays in the human-animal bond.