Dr. Farrer, Dr. Geisler and Dr. Noall bring a combined 40 years of experience in medicine, surgery, and emergency care to Saratoga Springs Animal Hospital. They pride themselves in being your other family doctor and work hard to understand their client’s needs and to nurture that small-town family clinic feeling.
Our Doctors
Dr. Farrer grew up in Springville where he developed his love for animals at an early age spending time on his grandfather’s farm. After graduating from Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, he continued his education at Texas A&M University by completing an internship in Large Animal Medicine and Surgery.
Dr. Farrer began his career working at South Valley Large Animal clinic in South Jordan. With the encouragement and help of his wife, Tiffany, he opened Saratoga Springs Animal Hospital in 2005.
In his free time, Dr. Farrer enjoys spending time in Utah’s beautiful outdoors with his wife, five boys, and his two dogs, an American Brittany and a Vizsla.
Dr. Geisler grew up in Pocatello, ID, where he learned to love several pet species throughout his life. Because of this (thanks mom and dad!) and working at a pet store in Logan, UT, he realized he may be able to make a living as a veterinarian.
He graduated from Utah State University then earned his DVM degree form Oklahoma State University. He practiced in Allen, TX for two years after graduating before returning to Utah to practice in Riverton.
He joined SSAH in June 2018, but has lived in Saratoga Springs with his beautiful wife Lori and their four sons for 11 years. He enjoys spending as much time with his family as he can, and they enjoy music, theater, the outdoors, sports, and working on projects around the house together. They currently have one dog, two cats, two box turtles, a corn snake, a rat, a parakeet, a leopard gecko, and several fish in their home, but that can change at any given time!
Dr. David Noall grew up in Kearns, UT, with plenty of pets and a fascinations for all things animal-related. The opportunity to combine appreciation for animals with interest in medicine led him to veterinary school at Washington State University, where he graduated in 2013. He practiced in a small town in Southern Utah for 3 years before coming to Saratoga Springs Animal Hospital in 2016. He loves being a veterinarian helping people care for their best friends.
Dr. Noall and his wife Christina recently welcomed their 7th child into their household, which also includes two cats, one dog, one cockatoo, one rabbit, and a few too many Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats. If they had spare time, they would enjoy camping, hiking, and birdwatching.
