Christina Danks

Dr. Cristina Danks is originally from a small town in Northeastern Ohio. Dr. Danks completed her undergraduate education at the University of Findlay in Findlay, Ohio where she received her Bachelor of Science in both Biology and Pre-Veterinary Medicine in 2010. She then went on to complete her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2014 at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in St. Kitts, West Indies. She completed the clinical portion of her training at Oklahoma State University.

Throughout her career, Dr. Danks has worked at a variety of Veterinary hospitals including mixed animal practices, emergency care practices, general practice hospitals, and on the US Army installation of Fort Bliss at the Fort Bliss Veterinary Treatment Facility.

Her professional interests include building relationships with clients through education and compassion so that they may provide the best care possible to their pets, internal medicine with an emphasis on geriatrics, pain management, and end-of-life care. Eventually, she would like to get certified in acupuncture to further help the aging pet population.

Dr. Danks has a senior dog, Ivy, whom she got in the Caribbean as a 4-week-old puppy during Vet school, a Bambino Sphynx cat, named Queen Minnie Pearl, and has recently rescued a sweet Pit Bull named Willow!

Dr. Goodman and her husband recently welcomed their daughter, Rory, to the family. In addition, Dr. Goodman has two dogs named Remi, an Australian Shepherd, and Finn, a long-haired dachshund. She also has Nubian dairy goats and a guard Llama, named Dusty. Dr. Goodman’s special interests include soft tissue surgery, internal medicine, preventative medicine, and building strong interpersonal relationships with clients and their beloved pets. Outside of work, Dr. Goodman loves to travel and spend time outdoors exploring with her family. She enjoys curling up with the dogs and reading a good book and tending to her plants and garden on quiet days.