Meet Our Veterinarians in Liberty Hill, TX.

Dr. Todd Murphy, DVM, CCRP

Dr. Murphy knew he wanted to be a veterinarian in the third grade, before he could even spell the word. Today, he focuses on returning pets to proper form and function through both surgery and rehabilitation. He is a 1995 graduate of the Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine, completed an internship in medicine and surgery at the Animal Medical Center in New York City, and went on to finish a three-year small animal surgical residency at the University of Pennsylvania. He later earned his Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) credential at the University of Tennessee. A residency-trained surgeon, Dr. Murphy has performed more than 2,500 TPLO procedures, and he combines surgery with research-based rehabilitation and regenerative therapies to support each pet’s recovery. Learn more about our veterinary surgery and pet rehabilitation and pain management services.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Murphy’s full household includes his wife, six kids, four dogs, a cat, chickens, pot-bellied pigs, and horses.

Dr. Angela Wilson, DVM

Dr. Wilson grew up on a farm in southwest Iowa surrounded by horses, barn cats, and the family dog, where caring for animals became a passion early on. She completed her undergraduate studies in biology at Concordia University in Nebraska, then earned her DVM with distinction from the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. She completed an internship focused on internal medicine and cardiology in Los Angeles before making the Austin area her home in 2002. Her professional interests include internal medicine, preventive medicine, and wellness, and she has a special focus on early disease detection and supporting senior pets and their families. Dr. Wilson can help guide your pet’s wellness and preventive care.

Outside of work, Dr. Wilson stays busy with her two teenage daughters and the family’s Chihuahua mix, cat, and two finches, and she helps run a nonprofit youth track and field program she and her husband founded in 2013.

Dr. Amy Clemmons, DVM

Dr. Clemmons was drawing horses and “doctoring” the family pets long before she had the words for it, growing up between the Texas Hill Country and San Antonio. She graduated from Texas A&M University and began her veterinary career in 1997 with an internship in equine practice. In the more than 20 years since, she has found deep fulfillment in practicing small animal medicine and surgery. A lifelong equestrian, she lives on a ranch in Liberty Hill with her husband, Mark, surrounded by rescued dogs and cats.

Dr. Jenny Bryant, DVM

Dr. Bryant has loved animals for as long as she can remember, from rounding up barn kittens at her great-aunt’s farm to volunteering at her local shelter as a child. She graduated from Texas A&M University in 2008 and has since developed a love for dental care, internal medicine, and gastrointestinal health and nutrition. She is a strong believer in preventive care through annual wellness exams, where early detection gives pets the best chance at long, healthy lives. At home, she spends her time with her husband, her goldendoodle Penny, and her three cats.

Dr. Jenny Stein, DVM

Dr. Stein cannot remember ever wanting to be anything other than a veterinarian. She studied biomedical science at Texas A&M University, was admitted early into the veterinary program, and graduated cum laude in 1996. Working solely with dogs and cats, she has developed a special interest in internal medicine, preventive care, and geriatric care. She understands that pets are family, and she treats each one with that same level of importance. Outside the clinic, she and her husband stay busy with their four kids, their dog Pebbles, and their cat Biscuit.

Dr. Madison Davis, DVM

Bio coming soon…