Alton Price, DVM

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Dr. Price grew up on a small cow-calf operation in eastern Oklahoma, where his early experiences with livestock sparked his passion for veterinary medicine. After graduating from high school, he attended Northeastern State University, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Biology. He went on to pursue his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at Oklahoma State University, graduating in 2009.

Since 2012, Dr. Price is one of the two owners of Mesquite Ridge Small Animal Hospital and Peak Performance Equine Hospital. He is dedicated to providing exceptional veterinary care while building lasting relationships with clients and their animals.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Price enjoys spending time with his family and friends. When he’s not working, you can often find him in the stands cheering on his daughter and two sons as they compete in their various sports. Family, community, and a lifelong passion for animals remain at the heart of both his personal and professional life.

Dr. Lammers grew up in a small town in Idaho on a dairy farm. He attended undergraduate college at University of Idaho where he was on the college rodeo team. He then attended veterinary school at Washington State University and graduated in 2000 with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree and moved to Texas.

Dr. Lammers was accepted into the Texas A&M Large Animal Rotating Internship. Upon completion, he was selected for the Texas A&M Equine Surgery Residency. Dr. Lammers was board certified by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in Equine Surgery in 2005. He was in private equine referral practice for 6 years. He then branched out into small animal surgery and is currently pursuing dual certification from the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in small animal surgery. He has a passion for surgery in horses as well as small animals.

Orthopedics is the area of surgery he is most interested in, but enjoys all aspects of surgery.

Dr. Lammers is married to Brenda and they have three children; Bodee, Judd and LaRessa.

His hobbies include; spending time with his family, hunting and fishing.

Dr. Gilbreath is originally from Andrews, Texas, he earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University in 2021. As an equine veterinarian, Dr. Gilbreath is passionate about providing compassionate, evidence-based care that supports the health, soundness, and long-term performance of his patients. His professional interests include equine lameness and podiatry, with a particular focus on diagnosing the underlying causes of musculoskeletal disorders and developing individualized treatment plans to optimize each horse's comfort and athletic potential. He values building strong relationships with horse owners, trainers, farriers, and fellow veterinary professionals to ensure a collaborative approach to patient care. He is committed to lifelong learning and clinical excellence. 

“I strive to advance equine health and welfare while delivering the highest standard of veterinary medicine.” - Dr Kyler Gilbreath

Dr. Pinder grew up in League City, Texas where she started riding horses at a young age. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Texas Tech University and worked as a technician at a large equine clinic before attending veterinary school at Texas A&M University and graduating in 2022.

After veterinary school she completed an intensive one-year internship in Aiken, South Carolina. She then moved back to Texas and worked at an equine clinic in San Antonio. 

Dr. Pinder enjoys all aspects of equine medicine including sport medicine, emergency and critical care, ophthalmology and geriatric care. 

Outside of work she enjoys hiking, spending time with her dog Murphy, and baking. 

Dr. Williams is originally from Azle, TX. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Texas A&M University, where she was a member of the rodeo team and ranch horse team and worked at a large equine clinic. She went on to graduate from Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine.

Dr. Williams can be found at both Peak Performance Equine Hospital and Mesquite Ridge Small Animal Hospital. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, with special interests in equine reproduction, small animal internal medicine, and surgery.

Outside of work, Dr. Williams enjoys showing reined cow horses, raising Standard Australian Shepherd puppies, getting involved in her local church and community, and spending time with friends and family.

Dr. Reininger is originally from Tyler, Texas. After high school, he attended Texas A&M University, where he earned his undergraduate degree in Animal Science before going on to graduate from Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine.

Dr. Reininger enjoys mixed animal practice and has a special interest in small animal orthopedic surgery. Outside of veterinary medicine, he enjoys spending time with his girlfriend and bass fishing.

He is excited to join the communities at Peak Performance Equine Hospital and Mesquite Ridge Small Animal Hospital and looks forward to meeting all of our wonderful clients and patients.