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Twin Maples Veterinary Hospital was established by Dr. Warren E.Snead in July, 1970. The original structure was a small frame housewhich had been remodeled to consist of a waiting room, a smallreception area, two exam rooms, a treatment room, a kennel areawith five cages, a surgery room and a bathroom which doubled as anx-ray room. The entire building was approximately 900 square feetin size.
Twin Maples was originally a companion animal practice, servingcats, dogs and horses. Dr. Snead established this practice with amission to provide the best quality healthcare for all patients.The practice grew rapidly and the horse practice was soon one ofthe largest in the Dayton area. By 1974, the small animal practicehad grown to the extent that a single doctor could no longer manageboth the small animal and equine services. It was then that TwinMaples began limiting its practice to small animals.
Dr. Craig Clouse joined the practice in 1982, and became apartner in 1985. Twin Maples became a three veterinarian practicein 1983. Our physical facility also grew again in 1992, when a 2000square foot addition was constructed and the interior of thepractice was extensively remodeled and updated. The expansion addedmuch needed “elbow room” for four doctors and helped to keep us“state of the art”.
In 1994, Twin Maples Veterinary Hospital was honored as a Hill’sPet Foods “Hospital of Excellence”. The clinic was also a finalistin the Dayton Area Small Business of the Year Award program.
In 1997, Twin Maples sought and received accreditation as anAmerican Animal Hospital Association Member Hospital. AAHA requiresvoluntary rigorous evaluation of facilities and procedures based onover 900 standards. Only 15% of veterinary practices in the countryachieve this distinction.
In 1998, our professional staff grew to five veterinarians. Dr.Kate Gardner joined us in June 2000, followed by Dr. KimberlyBurkhardt in August 2000. In October 2001, we were pleased towelcome Dr. Kay Allyson Deal, Diplomate ACVIM, Internal Medicine,to Twin Maples as our Internal Medicine specialist. Dr. Allyson hashelped elevate the level of diagnostic testing and treatment thatwe can offer our clients, and area referring veterinarians. Newservices that Dr. Allyson offers include echocardiography, generalultrasonography, and oncology (cancer diagnosis and treatment).
In the summer of 2004, Dr. Sara Wells joined the professionalstaff of veterinarians practicing at Twin Maples. Dr. Fergusonjoined the staff in July 2011, when Dr. Gardner went to part timestatus to start an animal acupuncture practice in Mason Ohio.
In addition to our full staff of highly skilled veterinarians,Twin Maples also employs seven registered veterinary nurses to helpmeet all of our patient’s healthcare needs. Dr. Clouse became thesole owner of the practice in January