Lynn Criner, DVM

After Dr. Criner graduated from TAMU CVM in 1995, her primary focus was on equine medicine and dentistry. As nearly all horse owners have dogs and cats, her practice also evolved to include home health care and wellness for small animals. Over the years Dr. Criner has found that the traditional use of medications and surgery has not always proven 100% beneficial or effective. Dr. Criner’s search for a better way led her to Animal Chiropractic care. As a rider and competitor, Dr. Criner is acutely aware of the challenges of keeping a horse in top performance condition.

Dr. Criner has over 15 years as a martial arts student and competitor, as well as a water safety instructor training lifeguards and teaching stroke mechanics. These experiences have helped her develop a feel for when “something just is not right.” Dr. Criner recognized when a patient needed a more holistic type of care and often referred to holistic care practitioners. And when the time came available, Dr. Criner sought out Animal Chiropractic training at Parker University and now offers Animal Chiropractic care to her patients. (Source)

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