Dr. Tom Vining is a 1976 graduate of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. He has four Labrador Retrievers. When not practicing, he is a serious bike rider. He has travelled to Europe to ride in the Alps, doing many of the routes from the Tour de France. Besides biking, Dr. Vining spends time in the country with friends and family, walking and throwing the ball for the dogs to retrieve. Other interests include gemology, music, art, and antiques. His special interests in practice include dental care, endocrine problems, preventive medicine and geriatric care.

Dr. Karen Werner, one of the owners of Meyerland Animal Clinic, graduated in 1980 from the University of Illinois. She moved to Texas immediately after graduation and has always worked at Meyerland Animal Clinic. She has owned several ex-racing greyhounds, and worked with volunteer groups in bringing her dogs to local rehabilitation hospitals for patient visits. She currently owns a greyhound named Lilah, a rescue Pug named Snorty McPug Face, and 5 rescued cats, Jelly, Princess Mayonnaise, Davy Crockett, Schnebly and Woofy. Her special interests include GI diseases, cardiac problems, dermatology and behavioral training.

Dr. Lori M. Teller is a 1990 graduate of the Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine. She started working as a technician/receptionist at Meyerland when she was 12 years old. She enjoys internal medicine cases, especially gastroenterology, cytology, pain management, and geriatric medicine. She is a board-certified diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (canine and feline medicine). In 1999, she joined the Board of Directors of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association and currently serves on its Executive Board. Dr. Teller is also a past president of the Harris County Veterinary Medical Association. In 1995, she was awarded the Recent Graduate Veterinarian of the Year Award by the "Texas Veterinary Medical Association". She has recently been named the Chair of the Board of Certification for the American Society of Veterinary Journalists. Education is very important to Dr. Teller and she greatly enjoys interacting with students that are considering veterinary medicine as a career choice and those that are already enrolled in the veterinary program. Dr. Teller is married to Dr. Craig Teller, a local dermatologist, and has one son, 3 dogs, and 2 cats. When not spending time with her family and friends or at work, she enjoys reading, exercising, traveling, wine, and she is one of the founders and serves on the Board of Trustees for The Gateway Academy, a high school for students with special needs.

Dr. April Guest - Inman graduated from Texas A&M in 2007 and has worked at Meyerland Animal Clinic ever since. Her special interests are pain management/rehab, senior wellness care and emergency medicine. She recently married and moved into a new home where she lives with 2 rescue dogs, Chip and Maggie, and 2 cats, Lola and Biscuit. When not working, she enjoys working out, volleyball, and traveling (to Disneyworld mostly)!

Dr. Zeph Moss, a native Houstonian, has worked at Meyerland Animal Clinic since graduating from Texas A&M University in 1998. He currently resides in Pearland with his wife Amy, their two children, and their cat Gillian. His interests include ultrasound, internal medicine, and neurology. Outside the clinic, Dr. Moss enjoys spending time with his family, reading, and playing disc golf.

Dr. Eric Cagle is a 2008 graduate of the college of veterinary medicine at Texas A&M University. He also obtained his undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University in Biomedical Sciences. Dr. Cagle's special interests include pediatrics, gastrointestinal disease, and emergency/critical care. Dr. Cagle shares his Montrose home with two dogs, Bindi Sue and Scout, as well as two cats, Harvey and Cricket. He is an avid music fan, particularly of Buddy Holly but spends most of his free time training for and participating in endurance sports, specifically long distance running, cycling, and triathlon.