Mark W. Allen, M.S., D.V.M.
Companion Animal Hospital of Plano is owned and operated by Dr. Mark W. Allen. Dr. Allen was born in Ft. Worth and raised in Odessa. He attended Texas A&M University where he received a Bachelors in Biomedical Science in 1980, a Masters in Veterinary Anatomy in 1983 and his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1987. In May of 1995 he opened Companion Animal Hospital of Plano. His primary concern is to treat your pet with the best possible care and the utmost compassion. His hobbies include reading, travel and cooking. He is married to Cindi and they are proud parents of four furry "children": Geoffrey, Madeline, Montague and Isabelle.
Dr. Allen is a member (since 1987) of the following professional organizations:
-American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
-Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA)
-Dallas County Veterinary Medical Association (DCVMA)
Dr. Allen is accredited through the USDA for interstate and international health certificates.
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Jennifer Hursey, Veterinary Technician
Jennifer is the senior staff member at Companion Animal Hospital. She has worked here since May of 1999. She likes to read and go to movies. She has three cats Cali, Marian and Marnie. She also has a dog named Kizmet and a turtle named Bobbie.
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Kimberly Watkins, Veterinary Assistant
Kim has worked here since August of 2006. She likes to garden and she likes to cross stitch. Kim has two cats Trixie and Vince and a dog, Naira.
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Albert, Public Relations Director
Albert came to us in 2012 as a stray. He is very outgoing and loves people and even dogs. He has been known to jump up on an exam table to help look over dogs. He isn't as fond of other cats, at least at first.
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Lilly, Public Relations Assistant
Lilly was a stray found by a client in the middle of a very busy street in 2018. Fortunately she had not been hit by a car and we took her in. She is friendly but does not like to be held. She spends a lot of her day chasing the elusive red dot.
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Ginger
Ginger was a stray found by a client in 2017. While friendly at first she has become reclusive. She is rarely seen by anyone except the staff.
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