Animal Hospital of Mebane Meet the Doctor.


	Dr. Gregg Jordan graduated with honors from the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000 and has been practicing in Alamance County since 2004. Dr. Jordan has devoted his professional career in advancing his skills in internal medicine, surgery, radiology, dermatology, emergency and animal behavior medicine. His desires range from big animals such as horses, cows, sheep, and goats to small animals such as dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, and most pocket pets. After working as a relief vet for many years, Dr. Jordan chose to open his own private practice, Animal Hospital of Mebane, in 2008 to provide a place for his clients and pets to “call home.” Since opening, his hospital has been recognized each year as the Mebane Enterprise Reader’s Choice award for #1 Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Jordan is married to Heather Jordan, a life long resident of Alamance County. They have three dogs; Patch a dalmatian mix, Bella, a black labrador, and Clifford a cocker spaniel. Dr. Jordan enjoys camping, hunting, fishing, water and snow skiing. Both are active members of The Lamb's Chapel in Haw River, N.C.

Dr. Gregg Jordan graduated with honors from the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000 and has been practicing in Alamance County since 2004. Dr. Jordan has devoted his professional career in advancing his skills in internal medicine, surgery, radiology, dermatology, emergency and animal behavior medicine. His desires range from big animals such as horses, cows, sheep, and goats to small animals such as dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, and most pocket pets. After working as a relief vet for many years, Dr. Jordan chose to open his own private practice, Animal Hospital of Mebane, in 2008 to provide a place for his clients and pets to “call home.” Since opening, his hospital has been recognized each year as the Mebane Enterprise Reader’s Choice award for #1 Veterinary Hospital.

Dr. Jordan is married to Heather Jordan, a life long resident of Alamance County. They have three dogs; Patch a dalmatian mix, Bella, a black labrador, and Clifford a cocker spaniel. Dr. Jordan enjoys camping, hunting, fishing, water and snow skiing. Both are active members of The Lamb's Chapel in Haw River, N.C.