Dr. Rebecca has lived in Longview, Texas since she was 9 years old. She attended Texas A&M University for both her undergraduate and veterinary degrees. She has been practicing as an associate veterinarian since 2022. Her special interest lies in bovine reproductive services and is certified in artificial insemination. Outside of work, Dr. Rebecca enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, John, their children, Eli and Elouise, and their dog, Wallace. They particularly enjoy camping, hiking, and gardening.

Dr. Brittany grew up in Allen, Texas, and now resides in Albany with her husband Tyler, their son Henderson Walker, and a small family of three cats and two dogs. Dr. Brittany pursued her passion for animal care by completing her undergraduate studies in Animal Science at Texas Tech and earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University. She is part-owner of Salt Creek and lead veterinarian at the Anson, Albany, and Breckenridge locations, a role she has held for seven years. Her expertise spans education, beef cattle production medicine, and small animal internal medicine, allowing her to serve a broad range of needs within her community. Dr. Brittany lives by the verses of Colossians 3:23-24, bringing dedication and compassion to her work every day.

Dr. George is originally from Rhode Island, but she couldn’t get to Texas fast enough! She graduated from the University of Missouri with both her veterinary and public health degrees in 2022, and has been with Salt Creek since May of 2024. Professionally, Dr. George enjoys herd health, surgery, and small animal nutrition. Outside of work, Dr. George and her husband James are working on remodeling their home in Albany, and keeping up with their many pets: 2 horses, 1 steer, 2 dogs, a cat, and many chickens!

Dr. Kenzie Salzmann is from the Texas Hill Country and earned her Animal Science degree from Texas A&M University. After college, she moved to West Texas, where she developed a strong connection to the people and pace of rural life. She earned her veterinary degree from Texas Tech University as part of the inaugural class and joined Salt Creek Veterinary Hospital in June 2025.

Dr. Kenzie enjoys small animal surgery and building relationships with both pets and their people. She now lives in Anson with her husband, Ty, and their two dogs, Auggie and Heidi. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, traveling abroad, and working on home projects with Ty.