Dr. Rebecca Revay earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Marine Science at Stockton University. She then earned her VMD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. Before becoming a veterinarian, she volunteered and externed at multiple wildlife centers and zoo collections, including The Wildlife Center of Virginia, Mercer County Wildlife Center, and Six Flags Great Adventure Wild Safari. After graduation she worked in general practice with dogs, cats, and exotics. Before joining the Exotics Department, she was an ER doctor here at Mount Laurel, where she found herself gravitating towards the exotic pets that came through emergency.

Dr. Revay serves on the Board of Directors for the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians as a Director-At-Large and Chair of the Membership Outreach Committee. During undergrad she participated in research with raccoons and public health, and in vet school assisted in a study on virus prevalence in Pennsylvania's wolves. She is published in Veterinary Record Case Reports and has more publications in progress. While she loves all of her patients, she has a soft spot for rabbits and she strives to be on the forefront on new, evidence-based care for them. Her main interests include soft tissue surgery, rabbit/rodent dentistry, rabbit GI emergencies, and reptile and amphibian husbandry.

She shares her home with her husband Michael, who is also a veterinarian. They have 2 rabbits named Abracadabra and Ouija, but will always have their senior bunny, Penguin, (who lived to the age of 11 years old) in their hearts. Her hobbies include video games, tabletop games, hiking new places, painting, and horseback riding with her quarter pony named Jackie. During undergrad and veterinary school, she played on multiple Quidditch teams, and has traveled around the country to play at a national level!