Mark S. Thompson, DVM, DABVP is a 1985 graduate of North Carolina State University and is a diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners specializing in canine and feline practice. His interests include surgery, dermatology, internal medicine, preventative medicine, and dentistry. He joined the hospital in June of 1998 as an associate after 10 years of private practice and 3 years teaching community practice and dermatology at the University of Missouri. In June of 2003 Mark purchased the practice. He is the author of the veterinary text book "Small Animal Medical Differential Diagnosis". Having been well received by the veterinary community it has now been translated into Spanish, Japanese and Portuguese. Dr. Mark lives in Brevard with his wife Sandi and sons Zac, and Andy. They share their home with four dogs, five cats, six horses, two llamas, and two goats.

Christine C.Y. Weaver, DVM is a 1996 graduate of Purdue University. She grew up and practiced in Indiana before moving to North Carolina in 2002.  She came to Brevard Animal Hospital in June of 2003.  She lives in Pisgah Forest with her husband Patrick, a rock climbing guide, their daughter Ada, son Ben, and their Yellow Lab Sage, and they all love the outdoor activities available in the mountains of North Carolina.  Her interests include internal medicine, preventative medicine, ultrasonography, oncology, and behavior.  She also leads 4-H Veterinary Science meetings for our county, encouraging and educating students about the profession.  Her other interests include singing, rock climbing, gardening, and running.

Clyde Brooks, DVM is a 1976 graduate of University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. He established his practice in Brevard in 1977, and in December 2005 merged his practice with Brevard Animal Hospital. Dr. Clyde is married to Linda, his bride of 45 years, and has three sons, five grandsons and one granddaughter. His interests include surgery, nutrition and geriatrics. His four-footed companions are Taffy, Teeboo, Baby and Belize. His book, "Tending Critters in the Ridges" , is now in its third printing.  His newest book "Sir Hops-a-Lot" is an excellent medium for teaching children kind and caring behavior toward diabled people.  (Click on book titles for more information)

Chad W. Lothamer, DVM graduated from the University of Tennessee in May of 2006.  He and his wife Gina arrived in Brevard in June of 2006  They have a son Charlie and three dogs, Reno, Honey and Ruby.  His interests are in surgery and internal medicine as well as learning all the he can in all areas of veterinary medicine.