Thibaut Cachon was graduated from the veterinary school of Lyon (France) in 2002. After an internship, he completed his surgical residency program in the same school. He was board-certified in small animal surgery by the European College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2010. In 2018 he completed a PhD in Biomechanics.

He is actually, a senior lecturer, in the small animal surgical department of the veterinary school of Lyon (Université de Lyon-VetAgro Sup-Campus vétérinaire de Lyon, France). His main areas of interest are orthopedic pathologies (bone traumatology, joint and prosthetic surgery, lameness diagnosis, osteoarthritis management, etc.) and minimally invasive surgery, notably arthroscopy.

He is the author of over 60 international publications and numerous presentations at national and international conferences.

Caleb Hudson is a native of southern Louisiana but grew up in southern Missouri on a small farm and developed a strong interest in caring for animals through the practical application of science. While in veterinary school at the University of Missouri he gained a fascination with veterinary surgery and after completion of his DVM degree in 2007 moved to Gainesville, Florida to complete a rotating internship followed by a small animal surgery residency and masters program at the University of Florida. Post residency, he stayed on faculty at the University of Florida until 2013 when he moved to Texas to work in private practice, first at Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists in Houston and then at Nexus Veterinary Specialists in Victoria. In 2025, Dr. Hudson moved to San Mateo to help found the surgery service at Omega Veterinary Group. 

The surgery residency and subsequent years in practice as a surgeon have stoked Dr. Hudson’s early fascination with surgery into what has become a lifelong passion to excel in the field of orthopedic surgery. Dr. Hudson is passionate about teaching and is frequently an invited speaker at national and international meetings on topics relating to orthopedic surgery. He also spends a significant amount of time teaching orthopedic surgery courses all over the world. In addition to performing and teaching surgery, Dr. Hudson has a strong interest in clinical and benchtop research, particularly research that leads to improvements in surgical techniques and surgical outcomes. He is actively involved in developing a robust clinical research program at Omega Veterinary Group. Dr. Hudson has published numerous peer reviewed journal articles stemming from his research and has also authored numerous book chapters on orthopedic surgery topics. In recognition of his surgical, research and teaching accomplishments, Dr. Hudson was awarded Founding Fellow status in Minimally Invasive Surgery (Small Animal Orthopedics) in 2021 and Founding Fellow status in Joint Replacement Surgery in 2023 by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons. 

Dr. Hudson enjoys working together with his wife Dr. Audrey Hudson and they devote the majority of their time and efforts to the field of veterinary medicine. Outside of work in the veterinary field, they enjoy traveling and outdoor activities.