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Dr. Brock joined Animal Eye Clinic in 2023 as an ophthalmology resident. He looks forward to the rigorous training involved in diagnosing and treating diseases of the animal eye.

When he is not working or swimming, Dr. Brock enjoys reading, biking, competing in sprint triathlons and traveling.

After completing veterinary school, Dr. Sánchez went on to complete a rigorous 1-year small animal rotating internship at one of the busiest private practice emergency hospitals in Tucson, AZ. This experience allowed him to gain valuable insights into the complexities of small animal surgery and medicine.

After completing his rotating internship, he stayed in Tucson to pursue an ophthalmology clerkship. During his clerkship, he gained extensive experience in small animal ophthalmology as well as with exotic species including horses and raptors, as well as various species from the Reid Park Zoo. Under the supervision of a board certified veterinary ophthalmologist, Dr. Sanchez performed ocular ultrasounds, Electroretinography (ERG), various ophthalmic surgeries and exams.

Most recently, Dr. Sánchez moved to Animal Eye Clinic to complete a 3-year ophthalmology residency. He brings to his position a well-established background in veterinary ophthalmology.

In his free time, Dr. Sanchez still enjoys playing volleyball, swimming, hiking and watching all types of sports.

Dr. Samantha A. Bailey is from Houston, Texas and attended Texas A&M University where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Sciences. Dr. Bailey attended Veterinary School at Louisiana State University – Geaux Tigers! After veterinary school, she completed a one-year rotating internship in Houston followed by a small animal internal medicine residency at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Bailey’s research interests during her residency included hematology and coagulation disorders.

In her free time, Dr. Bailey enjoys exploring the outdoors with her rescue dog, painting, and spending time with family.

Dr. Allison Wilson is from North Little Rock, Arkansas and attended the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science.  Dr. Wilson attended Veterinary School at Louisiana State University, and is thrilled about the 2020 NCAA Football Championship – Geaux Tigers! After veterinary school, she completed a one-year rotating internship, a one-year internal medicine specialty internship and a small animal internal medicine residency at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Wilson’s research interests include  infectious diseases, specifically fungal and tick-borne diseases. Her clinical interests include infectious diseases, interventional procedures and neurology She is excited to be in the DFW area and enjoys spending time outside of work traveling, exploring the DFW area and cooking.

Dr. Wilson has two cats:  Bella and Jack Morris, a 7 year-old orange tabby, who just happens to be the school colors of Oklahoma State!

Dr. Steve McCauley graduated from LSU(Geaux Tigers) with a degree in veterinary medicine in 1985. After graduation, he relocated to Florida and opened a mixed animal practice. During this time Dr. McCauley also began teaching at Saint Petersburg College Veterinary Technology program and helped start and accredit the first distance education program in the country for veterinary technicians. Eventually the practice grew, relocated and a new facility was built in Tarpon Springs, Florida, where he lived attached to the veterinary hospital for 27 years. The practice sold in 2012, and he obtained a job with Hills as a Professional Consulting Veterinarian, and relocated to Terrell, Texas, which is a small town South East of Dallas. This change allowed him to move back home being originally from East Texas and born in Tyler. Dr. Steve enjoys working, motorcycles, hydroponic vegetable gardening, and playing guitar in a couple Christian rock bands. He has one son, Dr. Steve Jr., who is currently a human emergency medicine doctor at a hospital in Winter Haven, Florida . Dr. McCauley and his wife Tammy are currently owned by their Shih tzu named Harry, but being a “softy” (Tammy) and a veterinarian,(Dr. Steve, ok…..maybe a little soft), this number could change at any given moment.

Dr. Saxon received his DVM from Iowa State University in 1986. He completed his internship at the Animal Medical Center in New York City and residencies at the AMC and University of Pennsylvania. He practiced in the San Francisco area until 2007 and owned an intensive care unit in a specialty referral practice in Washington, D.C. He has been an IDEXX Reference Laboratories internal medicine consultant since 1997. Dr. Saxon is a coauthor of Manual of Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Medicine and has authored articles on cardiomyopathy, acute abdomen disease, drug toxicities and burn injury.

After graduation, Ryan went into private small animal practice in Port Arthur, TX before joining Antech Imaging Services as part of the inaugural sales staff in 2012. In this role, he traveled throughout the United States educating veterinary practitioners on the value of having board-certified specialists interpret their diagnostic images. In early 2020, Ryan’s responsibilities expanded to also include the role of Professional Services Veterinarian, where he performed a similar educational role for Antech’s reference laboratory until he joined the Virbac team as a Technical Services Veterinarian in early 2022. He has particular professional interests in internal medicine and radiology/diagnostic imaging.

Currently, Dr. Reynolds lives in the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Metroplex. In his spare time, he enjoys golf and fitness as well as playing the guitar.