Veterinarians

Dr. Hall graduated from Oklahoma State University and has practiced veterinary medicine in Edmond since 1991. Brian has a special interest in small animal surgery.

He has served on the Executive Board of the Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association and with the Admissions Committee of the OSU School of Veterinary Medicine. Brian and his family are members of Faith Bible Church.

Dr. Hall and his wife Beth are kept busy with their two girls, Molly and Sarah. Family time is often spent outdoors camping, fishing, boating, and playing soccer and tennis. Their Labrador Retriever, 'Max' often accompanies them.

Having owned and cared for a variety of pets, from hamsters to horses, his choice of veterinary medicine seemed a natural match. Dr. Hall says that there are few things as rewarding as taking a sick or injured pet and helping to restore it to health.

I have always loved animals and I knew I wanted a career that allowed me to spend a lot of time with them. I have lived in Oklahoma my whole life. I graduated from Durant High School and received a Bachelors degree with Honors in Zoology from the University of Oklahoma. I graduated from Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1995 at the top of my class. I worked at a small animal practice in Oklahoma City for two years prior to joining Danforth Animal Hospital in 1997. 

My special interest is cats and I try to keep up on the latest in feline medicine. I am a member of the Feline Veterinary Medical Association and I am a Certified Cat Friendly Veterinarian through the FVMA. I am able to relate to cats very well and I am able to handle some of the ones others might find difficult. I do also treat dogs and I try to keep up on their medical needs as well. 

I have four Siamese mix cats of my own, Mozart, Serena, Beethoven and Maurice. I also have a geriatric Chihuahua named Godiva, a whippet named Rex, and a Labrador named Tasha. 

I have one son, Noah who works for the Cleveland Guardians in baseball technology. I have a boyfriend that I have been with for many years and we enjoy spending time at Lake Eufala.

I was born and raised in Woodward, Oklahoma where I grew up surrounded by horses, sheep, goats, and various assortments of small animals. From a very young age I knew I wanted to be a veterinarian. Working in a veterinary clinic while attending high school fueled my passion even more. I was accepted into Oklahoma State University and received my B.S. in Animal Science in 2003 before going on to graduate with my DVM from OSU in 2006. Before joining Danforth Animal Hospital in September 2007, I worked at a small and mixed animal practice in Stillwater for a year. Veterinary medicine is a very rewarding career for me. I enjoy every day I spend with animals and their owners! You never know what adventures each day might bring!

My husband, Adam, and I live in Edmond with our twin daughters, Renna and Reagan. We have a Llewelyn Setter, named Louie; 3 cats, 3 horses, and various other farm animals. In my spare time I enjoy being outdoors, horseback riding, and spending time with my family and friends.

I was raised here in Edmond, Oklahoma. I began working at Danforth Animal Hospital in the summer of 2003 as a technician. I graduated from Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2009. My wife and I reside in Edmond with our twin daughters Renna and Reagan.

Our pets include a Llewelyn Setter named, Louie; 3 cats, 3 horses, and a various assortment of other livestock! I enjoy working with companion animals and have had many rewarding experiences with them here in the hospital. My hobbies include carpentry, fishing, hunting and almost any DIY project that comes up around the house. My family and I take pride in our Edmond community. We consider ourselves blessed to have been given the opportunity to serve the community in such a capacity, and our hope is that our service will make it a better place.

I grew up in McKinney, Texas and then moved to Edmond in 2017 after high school to attend Oklahoma State University. I received my B.S. in Zoology in 2020 before graduating with my DVM from OSU in 2024. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian – I even wrote a book about it when I was seven years old – and I never let anyone talk me out of pursuing my dream.

I am especially interested in feline medicine and would eventually like to become a feline only practitioner, but I still love everyone’s dogs just as equally! I am certified in Fear Free handling of animals and find it very important to support them in the best way possible as they go through their journey at the vet.

I have three cats, Chilly Pepper, Peppercorn, and Dragon, and look forward to acquiring even more to earn the title of “crazy cat lady”. My hobbies outside of veterinary medicine are pottery, crafting, reading, and exploring nature.  I currently live with my boyfriend and when we’re not busy working you can catch us on the pickleball courts!