Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital's skilled Veterinarians

Dr. Jack Whitmore

Originally founded in 1970, Dr. Whitmore started the Champions Veterinary Hosptial and moved the practice from its location on FM 1960, to its current home on July 4th, 1986. A proud Aggie graduate from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 1970, Dr. Whitmore is an active member of the Letterman's Association at his alma mater. He enjoys passing his free time on the regional golf courses, fishing from his kayak,and spending time with his 4 children and beautiful wife Debbie. Anaccomplished ultrasonographer and endoscopist, Dr. Whitmore adds years of experience and talent to our practice.

Dr. Max Heimlich

A 1976 graduate of The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Heimlich moved to Houston with his wife, Bonnie, in the same year. Prior to vet school, Dr. Heimlich participated in the Peace Corps, stationed in the South Pacific. Dr. Heimlich began working at the Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital in 1978. Professional interests include internal medicine and abdominal surgery. An avid fisherman, he can be found many weekends along the Texas Gulf Coast sporting his rod and reel.

Dr. Barry Schmitt

A 1981 graduate of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Schmitt has spent his career with the Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital, originally as a kennel assistant under Dr. Heimlich. He has done extensive work with poodle groups in the north Houston community, and receives referrals from neighboring veterinary practices for several delicate feline surgical procedures. Dr. Schmitt has many passions outside of the veterinary profession including weekend rides on his Harley Davidson as well as cool evenings spent with family and friends.

Dr. Amanda Wolff

Dr. Amanda Wolff is a 2014 graduate from University of Illinois College of Veterinary medicine. Originally from Illinois, she previously practiced in South Carolina and New Jersey. Dr. Wolff became part of the SAVH team in September 2019. She enjoys many aspects of veterinary medicine and has a special interest in preventative care, dentistry, and developing long term relationships with families. Dr. Wolff is grateful for the opportunity to have worked in different areas of the country, but is excited to settle down in Texas. She and her husband keep busy by trying to tire out their 2 German Shorthaired Pointers, Golden Retriever, and 1 year old son.

Dr. Emily Vandermeer

Originally from Dallas, I moved to College Station, Tx to attend Texas A&M University, where I was an active member of the Texas A&M Polo Club. Both of my parents are small animal veterinarians that graduated from Texas A&M and now practice in Dallas, Tx. Over the past 13 summers, my parents and I made many short trips to the Navajo Reservation in Arizona with Christian Veterinary Missions.  These trips are one of many experiences that inspired me to become a veterinarian. I graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in May 2022 and some of my professional interests include soft tissue surgery and diagnostic imaging. I am 1 of 12 Aggies in my family, so most of my Saturdays in the fall are spent watching Aggie football games. In my free time, I enjoy riding horses, running, and spending time with my family and black lab, Dale. First day of my career at Stuebner Airline Veterinary Hospital is July 25, 2022.