Berclair Animal Hospital first opened its doors at 4670 Summer in 1952. Dr. Hank Snow bought into the clinic in 1964 and was joined in 1995 by his son Dr. Steve Snow. After Dr. J.D. Williams came on board in 2004, the 2400 square foot Summer clinic was bursting at the seams. They decided it was time to expand and meet the needs of their growing downtown clientele. In 2007 they opened not only a second location in hip South Main area but built an 11,000 square foot, state of the art clinic to rival any animal care facility in Memphis.

Dr. Hank Snow
Dr. Snow is a licensed veterinarian and graduate of Auburn University. He also completed an MS degree from Auburn as well as a BA from University of Kentucky. When not in the office, Dr. Snow spends quality time with his wife, their grandchildren, their ponies, a horse, his Beagle, Columbo, and his Whippet, Moon. If ever he has a little free time, Dr. Snow enjoys trout fishing, woodworking and welding.

Dr. Snow is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the TN Veterinary Medical Association and the Memphis & Shelby County Veterinary Medical Association. The Memphis & Shelby County Veterinary Medical Association awarded Dr. Snow the “Veterinarian of the Year” award.

Dr. Steve Snow
Dr. Steve Snow is a licensed veterinarian and 1995 graduate of Mississippi State School of Veterinary Medicine where he also completed his undergraduate work. Dr. Steve has been practicing exclusively small animal medicine since joining Berclair. When out of the office, he enjoys spending time with his wife, two daughters, their cat and their Border Collie, Dutchess. During the season of Carnival, Dr. Steve is active member of Memphis’ Grand Krewe Luxor.

Dr. Steve is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the TN Veterinary Medical Association and the Memphis & Shelby County Veterinary Medical Association.

Dr. J.D. Williams
Dr. Williams is a licensed veterinarian and graduate of Tuskegee University. He completed his undergraduate work in Biology at the University of Central Arkansas. Primarily Dr. Williams practices small animal medicine in both general and emergency care. He has special interests in orthopedics and trauma. Dr. Williams spends most of with his son and daughter and all his animals. When not in surgery, he can usually be found riding his horses or working cattle. Around the office, you will usually see him escorted by his two faithful companions: Ghost, a lab and Prime an English Mastiff.

Dr. Williams is a member of the TN Veterinary Medical Association and the Memphis & Shelby County Veterinary Medical Association.