From City Life to Wild Montana: This Vet Med Couple is Building a Dream Life with Last Best Vet!

Starting a practice in rural Montana came with its unique hurdles, but Dr. Jayson Longoria and his wife, Crystal, were ready to tackle them together. With Dr. Jayson’s hands-on skills in carpentry and car maintenance and Crystal’s experience as a vet tech, they approached their new life with creativity and grit. Their vision for a mobile veterinary service was born out of necessity. Many people in rural Montana struggle to access veterinary care, and this couple wanted to find a way to bring high-quality, affordable service directly to their community.

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