Dr. Glenn Meyers DVM
Dr. Meyers was born and raised on the family farm near Minton, Saskatchewan. Glenn grew up working on the farm along with his 5 brothers. From there he developed a passion for working with production animals and soon decided to follow a career in veterinary medicine. In 2001, he obtained his DVM from the Western College of Medicine in Saskatchewan. Upon graduation, he moved to Alberta to start his career as a veterinarian. He soon put down roots in Rocky Mountain House working at the Clearwater Veterinary Centre, where he met his wife Kari. In 2006 Glenn became a partner and is currently the sole owner of the clinic. His main areas of interest are large animal medicine, reproduction, and surgery.

Away from the clinic, Glenn enjoys playing hockey, playing in a band and spending time with his family which consists of 3 young boys.

Dr. Sarah Beukema DVM
Sarah grew up in Northern British Columbia and Northwestern Ontario and moved out to Alberta as soon as she could. She convinced her parents to have numerous critters large and small during her childhood which eventually led to her interest in veterinary medicine. After high school, she completed a 2 year diploma in Equine Production and Breeding at Olds College and 3 years of a BSc in Agriculture at U of A before earning her DVM from the University of Calgary.

Sarah has always had a love for the Rocky Mountain House area and a desire to work with a variety of animals. Her special interests include equine reproduction, dairy medicine, rabbits and small ruminant medicine.

Outside of work, Sarah enjoys her many pets including rabbits, ducks, cats, horses and her growing beef herd (currently at 4) as well as visiting with friends and family, camping, road trips and helping out on the farm.

Dr. Henny Kuder DVM, Dr. med. vet.
Dr. Henny grew up in Germany and moved to Alberta in 2022. She graduated as a DVM from the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Germany and went on to write a postgraduate doctoral thesis in veterinary internal medicine (Dr. med. vet.), with a focus on coagulation disorders in dogs and cats, at the University of Zurich, Switzerland.

Dr. Henny lives on a farm with a vast collection of animals such as Scotty the Highland bull, Marley the border collie, Raven the rescue kitty, along with beef cattle, horses (and draft horses), cats, a donkey, and Jim the Mule. She enjoys the diverse patient profile in a mixed clinic and being able to leverage her international experience to provide veterinary care to a range of animals.

Outside of work, Dr. Henny likes to travel, both globally as well as discovering new places in Alberta and Canada. She enjoys camping, canoeing, and taking her horses out exploring in the backcountry.

Dr. Mike Price DVM
Dr. Price received his DVM from Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012 and worked with us for several years prior to pursuing his passion in veterinary orthopedic surgery. We are fortunate to continue to utilize Dr. Price’s unique skillset. He is able to perform a variety of surgical procedures at the highest level and welcomes consultations of all types. His particular areas of interest regard surgical diseases of the stifle, particularly cranial cruciate ligament disease, as well as various elbow conditions, traumatology, fracture management and repair, and diseases of the hip and pelvis.

Dr. Price has been performing veterinary orthopedic surgery for over a decade and has obtained advanced training to meet a level of surgical excellence in veterinary orthopedics. Courses and training attended by Dr. Price include but are not limited to: TPLO surgery along with complex and advanced TPLO case management and complication management. Lateral fabellar suture management of cruciate ligament disease. Patellar luxation correction and advanced correction via distal femoral osteotomy. AO vet trauma and fracture management courses including fundamental, advanced, and masters level training including training in minimally invasive fracture management and masters level training in feline orthopedics. Dr. Price regularly attends surgical conferences and training courses and at this time has completed over 400 hours of specific veterinary orthopedic education. Dr. Price continues to further his skillset and offerings year by year such that he can practice in tandem with the most recent developments in orthopedic surgical care.

Dr. Price offers consultations and surgical repair for cranial cruciate ligament tears, diseases of the elbows, hips, ankles (tarsi), and wrists (carpi), as well as management of chronic arthritis, traumatic injuries including fractures of the long bones, pelvis, and various other locations, ligament and tendon injuries, and hip luxations.

We are pleased to partner with Dr. Price regularly so that we can deliver high-level care to our patients and clients right at our clinic. His equipment includes fully sterilized power equipment, locking plate technology, and various strategies to minimize post-surgical complications and infections. Exceptional attention to detail is critical for performing quality orthopedic surgery. With this in mind, our goal is to offer gold standard care for your pet while ensuring these procedures remain realistic, affordable, and as stress-free as possible.