Our Team

Dr. Brian E. Smith

Veterinarian

Dr. Smith began working at Sienna Plantation Animal Hospital in the summer of 2007 and purchased the practice one year later. Prior to working at Sienna Plantation Animal Hospital, he worked at large veterinary hospitals that focused on dog and cat medicine in Stafford, TX, and Lake Jackson, TX. Dr. Smith holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC, and a Bachelor of Science from Trinity University in San Antonio, TX.

He is a member of the the American Veterinary Medical Association, a lifetime member of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association, and is a member of the Sienna Business Network. Dr. Smith has lived in Sienna Plantation since 2005. Dr. Smith is very proud of his ties to the local community and is very active coaching youth teams, regularly attending St. Catherine of Sienna Episcopal Church, and donating to local schools and charities.
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Outside of work Dr. Smith is at his happiest when he is spending time with his wife Sarah and their children, Abigail, Juliet, Ian, and Violet. Other members of the family include dogs Penny and Daisy, and his cat, Jake.

Dr. Becky Nevotti

Veterinarian

Dr. Becky Nevotti has been an associate veterinarian at Sienna Plantation Animal Hospital since 2011. She feels very blessed to live and work in Sienna Plantation. She was raised in Fort Bend County and graduated from Lamar Consolidated High School. Dr. Nevotti attended Texas A&M University and graduated with her BS in Biomedical Science in 1997 and then went on to receive her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M in 2001.

Dr. Stephen Marsh

Veterinarian

Dr. Stephen Marsh grew up in Jackson, MS and attended University of Southern Mississippi. He completed a Bachelor's Degree in Communications while earning Dean's List honors. He then moved to Texas and pursued a career in veterinary medicine by attending Texas A&M University. While at Texas A&M, Dr. Marsh earned Dean's List honors and was inducted into Phi Zeta Honor Society. He was also active in the Student American Veterinary Medical Association and served as editor of The Vet Gazette, an online creative publication produced entirely by students. He was also invited to Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas as a 3rd year veterinary student for being the only Texas A&M student to win the Jack Walther Leadership Award that year. Dr. Marsh is also an active member of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Landis Perret, LVT, CVPM

Veterinarian

Landis graduated with her Bachelor’s of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology with emphasis on clinical medicine from St. Petersburg College in 2010. She is a Licensed Veterinary Technician and has earned the title of Certified Veterinary Practice Manager. Before joining the SPAH team in 2013, Landis worked in small animal practice for 14 years, including emergency medicine, internal medicine, oncology and cardiology.