David Cinclair, DVM

Dr. Cinclair grew up in Plano and graduated from Plano Senior High School in 1987.  A trio of very special Cairn Terriers and a love for animals were inspiration to go to Texas A&M in pursuit of becoming a veterinarian. He attended Texas A&M and graduated magna cum laude in veterinary science. He also attended Veterinary School at Texas A&M and graduated magna cum laude in 1994.

Dr. Cinclair moved to Frisco in 1994 and began to practice small animal medicine with an established and well-respected Plano group practice.  In 1999 he left the group and established Custer McDermott Animal Hospital in the west Allen/North Plano area where he continues to practice today.  Special interests include dentistry and dermatology.  Dr. Cinclair is a member of the Dallas County Veterinary Medical Association, the Texas Veterinary Medical Association, the American Veterinary Medical Association, and the American Veterinary Dental Society.  He is also an active member of the Texas Academy of Veterinary Practice, an organization whose members strive for excellence through participation in a high level of continuing education seminars and labs.  Dr. Cinclair enjoys and appreciates the opportunity his profession allows him to work with and care for dogs and cats, and to establish relationships with his clients.  Dr. Cinclair and his wife Becky moved back to Plano in 2003.  The Cinclair's have been blessed with four wonderful children, two cairn terriers and a Burmese cat.  Outside of work Dr. Cinclair enjoys spending time with his family, playing softball, following local sports teams and working on the restoration of a 1925 Model T.

David Pilkington, DVM

Dr. Pilkington is a 1998 graduate of Texas A & M's College of Veterinary Medicine. He knew he was destined to be a veterinarian after winning a cow milking contest in the first grade. While his career started with food animals, he is now happy to practice companion animal medicine.

Dr. Pilkington moved from Connecticut to Texas in 1979 and became friends with Dr. Cinclair and his family shortly thereafter. He now lives in Frisco with his wife Susan, their son Chandler, and their hairier children: Sadie, a Border Collie; Snookums, a tuxedo DSH; B.B., a tabby DSH, and Cadbury, their rabbit retired from Susan's first grade classroom now that she is a stay at home mom.

When not practicing medicine or volunteering, Dr. Pilkington enjoys spending time with his family, playing softball, various outdoor activities, and often to his demise, cheering for the Aggies. He is also very involved with men's groups and youth education at his church in Plano.

He is very excited to practice veterinary medicine not only with an esteemed colleague, but a good friend. Dr. Pilkington believes veterinary medicine is about helping pets, and people too. He is dedicated to strengthening the human-animal bond.

Lisa Molidor, DVM

Dr. Molidor graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University in 1985. She began practicing in Virginia Beach. Dr. Molidor's husband, Mark, was a Navy pilot which caused them to move every three years. She practiced in Virginia, California, and Washington D.C.. In June of 2000, Dr. Molidor moved back "home" to Texas. She currently lives in Plano with her husband who is now a Southwest pilot and her two daughters, Morgan and Rachel. She practices part-time at various clinics in Plano and works regularly at Custer McDermott Animal Hospital. Dr. Molidor has a special interest in veterinary dentistry and the challenges it brings.

Her outside interests include playing clarinet in various groups, scuba diving, hiking, and spending time with her family. Dr. Molidor and her family have two dogs: Wally and Moby (CCI dog); four cats: Buckwheat, Alfalfa,Lumpy, and Muffin; and a cockatiel Oscar.

Dr. Molidor is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Veterinary Dental Society and Collin County Veterinary Medical Association.





 
Paige A. Wenaas, DVM  

Dr. Paige Wenaas knew she wanted to be a veterinarian since the day her Sheltie, Lady, was dropped off for surgery. She decided then and there that one day she would be the one who stayed with the animals instead of dropping them off. In high school, she was blessed to be mentored by Dr. Gary Brantley and Dr. Ann Heyman, further strengthening her desire to become a veterinarian. Forgoing Sooner family tradition, Dr. Wenaas headed to Texas A&M to study Biomedical Sciences en route to veterinary school. She completed veterinary school at Texas A&M in 1998 and received the Pharmacia & Upjohn Proficiency Award for high levels of achievement and interest in small animal medicine.

After eight great years in College Station, Dr. Wenaas and her husband, Christopher, moved to Frisco, Texas.    She was fortunate to start her veterinary career at two premier small animal clinics in the North Texas area. Since becoming a mother, she has primarily worked at the Emergency Animal Hospital of Collin County. She has enjoyed having the best of both worlds; being able to stay home with her children as well as continue in a profession she loves.    As her children near school age, Dr. Wenaas looks forward to returning to day practice at Custer McDermott Animal Hospital.