Meet the team at miller mobile vet

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Dr. Matthew Miller, D.V.M.

Because of his love of animals, Dr. Miller knew he wanted to be a veterinarian at a young age. After graduating from the University of Georgia, he worked with clinics in rural areas that traveled to care for larger animals, as well as small animals. He saw the benefit of caring for animals in their homes and wanted to bring that same level of personal and convenient care to his hometown of Marietta and East Cobb.

After building clientele for 4 years with a mobile practice, Dr. Miller opened an animal hospital in Marietta in 2017. 

A few years later, in 2020, Miller Mobile Veterinary Services and Animal Hospital expanded again and a doggie day care and boarding facility was opened just down the street.

Dr. Miller and his family love being a part of the Marietta and East Cobb communities and look forward to seeing your pet soon!

Dr. Timothy McComb, D.V.M.

  Dr. McComb's pursuit of Veterinary Medicine began with an interest in the sciences and agriculture inspired by his rural upbringing in New York State. After earning an undergraduate degree in biology, he spent a year working at a local zoo where - he met his future wife. He completed his DVM in 2006 and continued work in agriculture, focusing on population health at a dairy farm in northern Florida. In 2007, he moved to NC and started working as a Veterinary Diagnostician in the State Department of Agriculture. In 2010, Dr McComb brought his preventive care skills to companion animal practice and the next several years were spent central North Carolina, sharpening clinical skills and gaining insight into aspects of veterinary management. Along the way Dr. McComb developed a special interest in veterinary dentistry. He is especially passionate about promoting oral health and treating oral disease in his patients. Dr. McComb also enjoys spending time with his family, doing many outdoor activities, playing board games and reading.

  Dr. Julie White, DVM

Growing up, Dr. White always loved the animals she encountered and it wasn’t long before she began to consider a career in veterinary medicine. Her interest in caring for family pets blossomed when she started working as a veterinary assistant and she knew that becoming a vet was a role that would allow her to combine her love of both animals and science. After earning an undergraduate degree with a major in biology, she went on to study at The University of Tennessee and completed her veterinary doctorate degree in 2002.

Dr. White has been fortunate to work in different aspects of the small animal veterinary field and developed an interest in caring for our most vulnerable pet populations. She completed a certificate in shelter medicine through the University of Florida in 2016 and has enjoyed working with multiple rescue and shelter organizations throughout the north Atlanta area. While traveling occasionally for work, she began to take an interest in mobile veterinary care and in May of 2023 she joined the team at Miller Mobile Veterinary Services and Animal Hospital to help care for both hospitalized and homebound pets.

When not at work, Dr. White enjoys spending time with her family, friends, pets and plants. She can often be found planning her next travel adventure or curled up with coffee and a book.

 Malantha joined Miller Mobile Veterinary Services in 2012. She is originally from Tacoma, Washington and always had a love for nature and all creatures. While in college, studying Biology, she realized working with animals was a perfect fit. With 18 years experience as a Veterinary Technician, she has worked in various disciplines of Veterinary Medicine. She obtained her designation as Registered Veterinary Technician in 2008. She is currently working towards her certification as a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager. Outside of the clinic, she loves spending her time with her growing family including 4 daughters; Tianna, Tonika, Tierra, and Adriana; a son, Tony, and her fiance, Tone, and their pit bull, Cassius Clay. 

 Toshia joined the team in February 2023.  While raising her family with a husband in the  Air Force they seemed to always be bringing home animals in need.  Sharing her love of animals  her daughters has always been very important to her, so she was the first call for puppies needing to be rescued and bottle fed from different Southern rescue groups.  Now her family has ducks, chickens, two rescue chihuahuas, and countless other furry and feathered friends that seem to follow her home.  She loves working in a setting helping her favorite things in the world feel better each day.