When you call or enter our clinic, one of our friendly receptionists, Gayle, Linda or Jill will be there to greet you. They are available to answer your questions and provide excellent customer service!
  

Our kennel attendants take care of your pet's needs while they board with us. They feed, water, and exercise them daily as well as provide a clean environment for them. Our kennel workers will provide plenty of love and attention to your pets and will treat your pet as if they were their own. Pictured are Ashley, the Kennel Manager, with  Kristen, Meradith, and Nick.

 

The treatment technicians are another important part of our staff. They assist in all areas of patient care including doctor visits, vaccinations, laboratory testing, x-rays, dental cleaning, assisting in surgery, and general nursing care for hospitalized patients. They are educated, well trained, and professional. Pictured are Rob and Heather.

Here is our Office Manager Wanda Mills.

She has been with Berryhill Animal Hospital for 10 years. She is married with two daughters named Pam and Beth. Wanda also has a cat named Lexie.

Dr. Sally Beaumont graduated in 1980 from University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine.She started Pet Care Professionals in Midtown in 1984, then opened Berryhill Animal Hospital in 2000.
She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Tennessee Veterinary Medical Association and the Memphis Shelby County Veterinary Medical Association which she was a past president. She has been married for 20 years with 3 children. They live on a family farm with an assortment of animals large and small. This is Dr. Beaumont with Mona.

 Dr. Eduard Meyer is a 1984 graduate of Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Manhattan, Kansas. Dr. Meyer and his wife, Cynthia, moved to Memphis in 2003 after owning a large and small practice in Kansas for 17 years. He came to Berryhill Animal Hospital from Mt. Moriah Animal Hospital. Dr. Meyer is the Veterinary Director for a volunteer national disaster response organization called Medical Support Command. Dr. and Mrs. Meyer are very active in their church and have two dogs and two cats.

Dr. Meyer and Heather, treatment technician