Dr. Greg Darbro earned his B.S. in Veterinary Medicine in 1989 and graduated from Texas A&M in 1991 as a DVM. He took over at North Colony Animal Clinic at its original location in 1993, and moved to the current location in 1998. Dr. Darbro has several areas of professional special interest including orthopedics, general surgery, and animal behavior. He keeps abreast of current veterinary practices by attending Continuing Education seminars both locally and nationally. He enjoys educating our clients on how to help their pets lead healthier lives.
Dr. Darbro's personal interests revolve around the family farm where they raise cattle, goats and chickens.

Dr. Timothy Bowe earned his B.S. in veterinary medicine in 1986 and graduated from Texas A&M in 1992 as a DVM. He joined Dr. Darbro at North Colony Animal Clinic in 1999. Dr. Bowe has a special interest in orthopedic medicine. He attends Continuing Education seminars both locally and nationally to keep up with current trends in veterinary science. Dr. Bowe particularly enjoys the trust he builds with his clients. These long-lasting relationships better enable him to provide optimal care for his patients from puppy hood through the geriatric stages of life.
Dr. Bowe lives in Allen with his wife, Dr. Kathleen Bowe, and spends his free time playing golf, fishing, and woodworking.

I graduated with my bachelor degree in animal science with a minor in business from Texas Tech University in 2013. I went to Texas A&M for vet school and graduated in 2017. After graduation I completed a year long rotating internship at Nashville Veterinary Specialist in Nashville TN. After then internship, I practiced for 1 year at a general practice in Nashville before moving back to work here in July 2019. My interests are in neurology, but I love all aspects of veterinary medicine. This is why I did not choose to specialize after my internship.
I was born while my parents were still in vet school so it was only destined that I follow in their footstep. Now I am literally getting follow in their footsteps everyday. I have basically grown up in this clinic and now getting to be associate and working along side them is amazing. I currently live in Frisco and have one dog who is a black lab/pit mix named Bentley. I pretty enjoy all outdoor activities but really enjoy playing golf any chance I get. My dad and I are just a little competitive against each other.

Amber started at North Colony Animal Clinic in 2009 as a receptionist and loves being able to connect with so many families in the community to assist in keeping their fur babies healthy.

In her spare time Amber enjoys spending time outdoors with her 2 teenagers and husband, cooking, and playing video games. They live in The Colony with their 2 dogs Jax and Champ.

Fatima started working at North Colony Animal Clinic in 2019 as a technician assistant and is fond of working with amazing doctors. Fatima is currently working through the Penn Foster program to obtain her technician license. She currently lives in Little Elm with her family and enjoys fishing.

Hi my name is Leslie. I started with NCAC in Jan of 2024. I enjoy advocating for each pet that I care for. Long term plans in vet med include getting my certification in vet tech. My husband Robert and I have 2 boys 21 months apart. We live in The Colony. My hobbies include spending time with my family playing games and reading (not that I have time for that these days).

Animal behavior college (certification in veterinary assistant)
My goal is to become a licensed veterinary technician on day. My passion is that I’m play coed solwpitch softball. I have been playing softball since I was 8years old.

Torian started working at North Colony Animal Clinic in 2010 in the grooming department. During his career he has worked to learn the kennel department and technician area and currently works as the kennel lead and technician assistant. He enjoys working with an amazing team to help our community take care of their pets and hopes to continue to grow as a leader. Torian enjoys sports and spending time with his son, Cohran (C-Dub).

Tator Tot was born June 2014 and was quite the sick kitten when he
was brought to us. Not only was he covered in fleas and dehydrated,
but he had a severe respiratory virus and was very weak. After we got
him healthy there was no letting him go, Tator had won our hearts and
Gypsey had a playmate.
Since then, Tator has charmed every client, two legged and four
legged, by simply being himself. You can most often find him in any
unattended purse, an empty box, or purring loudly in a warm place.
Tator Tot, though always busy mingling with clients and patients,
never misses an opportunity to meet his adoring fans and lay in their
purses.

Gypsy was born in April 2014 and had a rough start to her now
pampered life. She was brought to us with most of her tail already
missing, and in overall poor condition. Once we had the chance to
care for and bond with her we knew she was meant to stay with us.
Gypsy's current hobbies include drinking fresh water from the faucet,
laying in clean laundry, and hiding in any open cabinet. Though she
rarely makes an appearance up front, she is crucial to our success.
Not only does she insure our lab equipment runs properly, she also
protects us from rolls of paper towels by shredding them to pieces.