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Our Staff
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Dr. Bob Beede
Dr. Bob Beede is owner and director of Intermountain Pet Hospital. Graduating from Colorado State University, he brings many years of experience to the hospital. Dr. Beede became a veterinarian for his love of animals and the challenge veterinary medicine provides. The leading edge technology of Intermountain is the result of Dr. Beede's desire to provide the best care for pets in a loving manner. Special interests include reproduction, dermatology, and internal medicine. Dr. Bob has two labs, enjoys fly fishing, bird hunting, and outdoor photography. His wife, Susan, is a literacy coordinator for the Nampa School District.
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Dr. Alicia Konsella
Dr. Alicia Konsella is a 1995 graduate of Iowa State University. She enjoys working with all small animal species including cats, dogs, "pocket pets," reptiles, amphibians, and birds. Her special focus is ferret medicine and surgery. She is a current member of the American Ferret Association and has attended multiple veterinary seminars that focus solely on ferrets. She currently shares her home with two cats and two ferrets.
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Dr. Brett Bingham
I grew up on a dairy farm in south central Idaho where I developed an interest in veterinary medicine. I graduated from Gooding High School in 1989. Since then, I have received an Associate's degree in Science from Ricks College (1993), a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Boise State University (1996), and a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Washington State University (2000). I enjoy spending time with my family, camping, hiking, mountain biking, wrestling, and whatever else seems fun. My family includes my wife Juli and my four children: Breanne, Luke, Abby, and Lily. With the demands of family life, we have kept our pet population down and thus greatly spoil our only pet, a chubby cat "Fur." I enjoy the variety and challenges of general veterinary medicine and surgery. Some areas of special interest include surgery and specialized diagnostics (ultrasound and endoscopy). I find great satisfaction in enriching the lives of people I work with daily by promoting good health for their pets, and by reducing sickness, pain, and ill health as much as humanly possible.
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Dr. Debbie Barton
Dr. Barton is a 1979 graduate of Washington State University. She has always considered pets as valued members of the family, and approaches medical care for her patients with that in mind. Since no two pets are the same, she believes in developing health care plans tailored to teh needs of each individual, in partnership with "pet parents." Special medical interests include behavior counseling, dermatology, and exotic pet medicine. Dr. Barton has three cats and a cockatiel and wants to add a puppy to her family in the near future. When she is not practicing, she enjoys camping, photography, cooking, and spending time with her two teenage daughters.
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Dr. Kristin Walker
Dr. Walker received her undergraduate degree from Boise State University and her veterinary degree from the University of Minnesota. Her special interests include dentistry and internal medicine. When she's not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband, a dentist who works on two-legged patients! They have a large pet family which includes a lab retriever and three spoiled cats. Her favorite activites are golfing, hiking, cooking and yoga.
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Dr. Teresa Sauer
Dr. Sauer grew up near Phoenix, AZ and got her bachelor of animal health science degree at the University of Arizona. She attended veterinary medical school at Washington State University and practiced in Phoenix for 7 years before moving to Meridian. She has been at Intermountain Pet Hospital since February 2000 and especially enjoys felines, exotic pets, and behavior cases. Dr. Sauer is married with an elementary-age son, a large Lab cross, and two grey tabby cats. When she's not at work, she's at her son's school as a classroom volunteer or at her church running the education program.
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