Our Longview, TX Veterinarians
Kenneth Kimbrough, DVM
Growing up in Longview as the son and grandson of dairy farmers, Dr. Kenneth Kimbrough received an early education in animal care. His experiences included feeding pigs, calves, and chickens, collecting eggs and caring for his own horse. While earning his undergraduate degree at Texas A&M University, Dr. Kimbrough applied his knowledge of animals and worked for the College of Veterinary Medicine for associated departments such as the anatomy department, public health department and physiology department. Dr. Kimbrough graduated in 1972 with his bachelor's degree in animal science, biomedical science and veterinary science before moving on to veterinary school at Texas A&M Veterinary College. His professional interests include surgery, dermatology and ultrasound.
Dr. Kimbrough recalls his most memorable events as being those that have an amusing element to them. There was the time when a client asked him to deskunk a skunk and his clinic smelled for weeks, or when he performed a C-Section on an English bulldog only to find she had 14 puppies to whelp. "I didn't think they would ever quit coming," he said.
Dr. Kimbrough is a member of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the East Texas Veterinary Association, and the American Animal Hospital Association by which the hospital is also accredited.
Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Kimbrough enjoys serving his community and has participated with Junior Achievement, Globe Scholar activities, Boy Scouts of America, and has been a member of his local Rotary Club, 32 Degree Masons, the Sons of the American Revolution, Sons of Confederates, and the Mobberly Baptist Church. He shares his days with his wife, Glenda Kay (Gindy) who owned and operated Gindy's Pet Express grooming business next door to the hospital. When not at the Animal Hospital in Longview, TX, they like to spend time together with their children, grandchildren and pets. Dr. Kimbrough stays active by fishing, water skiing, boating, hunting, playing sports, and raising Angus cattle and horses.
Lela Bogard, DVM
Originally from Dry Creek, Louisiana, Dr. Lela Bogard joined Kimbrough Animal Hospital in November 2013. Dr. Bogard earned her bachelor's degree in animal science from Louisiana Tech University and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Louisiana State University. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association and her professional interests include soft tissue surgery and wound treatment.
When not enjoying the cute dogs and cats she gets to see at the hospital, Dr. Bogard enjoys watching movies and LSU football. She also attends Mobberly Baptist Church and is active in their Young Professionals Group. She has four pets, a three-legged cat named Trio, a Maltese named Brodie, a beagle/schnauzer mix named Oliver, and a rescue named Sophie.
Edwin Brockway, DVM
With over 51 years of practice, including two years in the U.S. Army vet corp, three years in South Africa, and 46 years in private practice, Edwin B. Brockway strives to provide the best of care to all the animals at Kimbrough Animal Hospital. He has a B.S. and DVM from Kansas State University as well as Texas and Kansas Licenses.
When he’s not working, he loves motorcycle riding.
Russell Stocks, DVM
Dr. Russell Stocks received his undergraduate degree from Texas Tech University and then his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University. He enjoys all aspects of small animal medicine and is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Outside of the hospital, Dr. Stocks spends his free time with his family and grandchildren.
Michael Miller, DVM
Born and raised in Gilmer, Dr. Michael Miller graduated from Union Hill High School in 2000. After high school, Dr. Miller received a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University. In 2011, he graduated as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University, College of Veterinary Medicine.
Professionally, Dr. Miller is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Texas Veterinary Medical Association, and the Northeast Texas Veterinary Medical Association. In practice, his interests include total animal wellness and dentistry.
Dr. Miller is married to his wife Elizabeth, and together they have two daughters, Caroline, and Collynn. They are members of New Beginnings Baptist Church where Dr. Miller serves as a member of the deacon body, and a leader of a mission trip to the Amazon River in Brazil. Away from work the Millers enjoy camping, hiking, and traveling. In 2020 the Millers, along with 3 other families, co-founded Steel Mill Farms providing top quality beef and pork to families across the state. Their country market is located on the square in Gilmer.
