Emergency Veterinarian Hospital in San Angelo, TX

Gary received a BS & DVM at Texas A & M followed by an equine internship at the University of Georgia  in 72’. He owned a private practice in San Angelo from 1973-2014. In 2015, Gary opened the Western Veterinary Hospital, PLLC.

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Dr. Bueno is a native of Brazil and he received his Veterinary Degree (MV) in 1992 from Unoeste University.  He had two year’s experience in equine private practice before completing one year internship in Equine Medicine & Surgery at Louisiana State University (LSU) in 1995.

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Tanna attended both undergraduate and veterinary school at Texas A&M University. After graduating, she practiced at a rural mixed animal clinic in Big Spring, TX and from there moved to Waxahachie, TX where she practiced at a suburban small animal clinic.

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Carol grew up on her family’s ranch northwest of Junction, TX, raising sheep, goats, beef cattle, and horses, and graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 1987.  She worked in private practice in several different states for 20 years and then completed a three-year dental residency at the University of Illinois.

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I was born in Perryton, Texas and graduated high school in Spearman, Texas. Growing up I spent many hours with my dad and granddad in the tractor and combine. In high school I worked delivering hay to different ranches and feedlots most notably Dixon Creek of the 6666 Ranch. I attended Texas Tech University where I obtained a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science.

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Dr. Stetson Lanier was born and raised in Forestberg Texas where he grew up in a hard working cattle production family which lead him to his passion for veterinary medicine. He attended Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma where he obtained a bachelors degree in Animal Science and a minor in Chemistry. Stetson attended veterinary school in St. Kitts at Ross University College of Veterinary Medicine. While in veterinary school, Stetson was on the board of the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (Student Chapter) where he held a theriogenology position helping fellow colleagues during palpation trips and wet labs to become associated with bovine reproductive anatomy. He spent many breaks in between semesters helping palpate at the sale barn. He chose Oklahoma State Veterinary School as his clinical program where he was recognized and awarded the outstanding large animal student award. His professional interests include: Bovine and Equine reproduction. Stetson developed his love for reproductive medicine and Equine Embryo transfer after taking Large Animal Ranch Theriogenology during his clinical year. Even among large animal interests, Dr. Lanier actually enjoys working with small animals too and especially holds interest in surgery and community practice. When he is not practicing medicine, he enjoys being outdoors and “tinkering” with trucks/engines, working cattle, hunting, fishing, and spending time with his family and fiancé, who he met while in veterinary school in St. Kitts.