Meet the Team

Dr Benn Doyle was born and raised in Flemington,  New Jersey.   He attended the University of Missouri on a swimming scholarship and received a biochemistry bachelor degree in 1980.  He also obtained his lifelong dream, a DVM in 1985 from Mizzou. 

Benn returned to his home state and has been practicing small medicine and surgery until he retired in 2019 from the Westfield Veterinary Group.  After a 2 year absence , he was asked to serve as a surgeon. Benn is married to Ann and share their home with 3 felines, Amelia, Phelpsie and Caleb.

In his free time, he still competes in master swimming,  enjoys skiing around the world and improving his golf game.   He also enjoys outdoor activities and operates a firewood business. 

Dr. Benn Doyle joined Summit Dog and Cat hospital in 2021.

Dr. Amy Baker DVM is a graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. With over 10 years of veterinary experience. Dr. Baker is dedicated to providing top-notch care for your furry friends. She is passionate about treating feline chronic illnesses and helping them live their best lives. When not at the hospital, you can find Dr. Baker spending quality time with her family and three adorable cats. Keep the purrs coming! 

Dr. Baker is currently Full time at Summit Dog and Cat Hospital. 

Dr. Amr received his bachelor's degree from the School of Veterinary Medicine, Alexandria University, Egypt, in the year 2000. His post-graduate studies focused on clinical pathology and gynecology. He has over 20 years of clinical experience in 3 countries. He earned his D.V.M. degree through the ECFVG held by AVMA. He then worked in private practices as a licensed veterinarian until he joined Summit Dog and Cat Hospital in 2022. 

Dr. Amr's interests are small animal alternative medicine. He  loves all species of animals and believes it is a noble mission to be able to care for and relieve their suffering and pain. 

He enjoys spending time with his family and friends. His hobbies are reading, playing table tennis, and swimming. 

With over 15 years of experience working in both academia and various high-volume veterinary hospitals, Dr. Ben is well versed in, and routinely performs, a comprehensive range of surgeries. Besides his extensive orthopedic training, strong interest in traumatology, and love for soft tissue surgery, Dr.  Ben has a particular passion for minimally invasive surgery (MIS) and interventional radiology.

Inspired by the exceptional level of veterinary
care and quality of specialty training in the
United States, Dr. Ben pursued surgical
specialization at Michigan State University after graduating from the Ludwig-
Maximilian University in Munich, Germany in 2004.
After an Internship in General Medicine and Surgery, he pursued a Residency in Small Animal Surgery, a Surgery Specialty Fellowship, and a Fellowship in Interventional Radiology (IR).

“There has been a paradigm shift in the way we approach many aspects of surgery in modern veterinary medicine. Minimally invasive options are
increasingly available and our treatment repertoire is rapidly expanding into this field. I feel privileged and elated to be part of a group of specialists that
have the expertise to decrease the invasiveness of our interventions. In this way we now enhance each individual patient’s capacity to recover and heal”
After moving to New Jersey in 2011, he pioneered the IR Service at:

NorthStar VETS and established the surgery service at Red Bank Veterinary 

Hospital in Hillsborough. In 2014 he founded Princeton Veterinary Specialists.
“I’m excited about the opportunity of bringing advanced surgery and minimally invasive interventions directly to Summit Dog and Cat Hospital. 

As a Fear Free Certified Professional, Dr. Ben emphasizes the importance of a personal, gentle, and compassionate approach to each individual patient
and their family.

Dr. Ben enjoys a number of downtime activities including traveling,
hiking, sailing, skiing, motorcycling, and gardening. He loves good food,
great company, and above all, quality time with his friends and family
(which naturally also includes several furried, four-legged, members).