Dr. Kendrick graduated from Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1988 after successfully completing two Bachelor of Science degrees from TAMU as well.  He began his career in El Paso with stints in private practice, the El Paso Zoo, and the Animal Emergency Hospital of El Paso.  He also performed relief veterinary services at a number of practices while learning a variety of clinical practice approaches.  He returned to the metroplex in 1991 and worked in several regional practices while developing a large and faithful exotic animal practice as well as a number of faithful dog and cat clientele.  He was fortunate to be able to open CCPH in April of 2000, in the city he has lived in for the past 16 years.

Dr. Kendrick has been married to his wife Becky since 1988, and they have three wonderful children: Amber, who is enrolled at TAMU, Hannah, at Mansfield High School and Joshua, at Wester Middle School.  His hobbies include woodworking and carving, fishing (especially deep sea), camping and hiking, reading, and coaching with his son's baseball team.

He is committed to providing the best possible care to his patients by implementing diagnostic and treatment equipment such as an in house laboratory, radiographic capabilities, an ultrasound unit for advanced imaging of the organs, a surgical laser, and a pain management/wound treatment laser.  He and the other doctors attend local and national continuing education seminars in order to stay as current as possible in the advancing field of veterinary medicine.

Dr. Neece graduated from Kansas State University (Go Wildcats!) in 1996.  She practiced for 4 years in Carlsbad, New Mexico, and has been at CCPH since 2000.  She has special interests in rabbit, rodent and ferret medicine.  She is married to Greg Neece and has two daughters, Sydney and Mackenzie.  They share their home with 4 dogs, 7 cats, 4 horses, a pony, a goat, a donkey, a guinea pig, a hamster, 2 chinchillas, a snake, a frog, some fish and a flock of chickens!  Her hobbies include spending time with her family, scrapbooking, gardening and reading.

Dr. Beckendorf joined CCPH after receiving her DVM from Texas A&M University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008.  She also received her Bachelor of Science degree from Texas A&M, where she spent her time working at a local wildlife center.  Dr. Beckendorf is currently an active member of the AVMA, TVMA, and the Association of Avian Veterinarians.  Her special interest is in positive reinforcement behavior training, especially with dogs and birds.  Outside of work, Dr. Beckendorf is an active member of her church, St. Barnabas UMC, where she serves on the Music and Worship Committee, plays hand bells, and sings weekly in the church choir as well as an occasional solo!  She has two dogs, a Lab/Great Pyrenees mix named Bentley and a German Shepherd/Red Heeler mix named Caitlin, and a clinic Cockatiel named Flip.

The receptionists, technicians and kennel staff here at Country Club Pet Hospital are an important part of your pet's health.  With the doctors, they work as a team to ensure your visit here is efficient, pleasant and that your pet is well taken care of. 

Please don't hesitate to ask our staff any questions you may have!  They are very knowledgeable, and if they are unsure of an answer will make certain one of the doctors can answer it for you.  We always welcome questions about anything from behavior to medication directions to any problems you are having with your pet!