Doctors
Dr. Lynne Dennis
Dr. Lynne DennisI became interested in acupuncture and holistic veterinary medicine during my 10 years of small animal practice at State College Veterinary Hospital. There were always animals that I wished I could do more for, especially concerning pain control.
After my first acupuncture class I so loved this direction of practice that I studied all of the modalities offered at Chi University and changed my focus to 100% TCVM, eventually adding spinal manipulation, massage and rehabilitation to my practice. I find this combination of medicine incredibly rewarding because I can help many more animals suffering from chronic pain and disease.
My passion for acupuncture and spinal manipulation stretches further than my private practice. I am currently on the faculty for the Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy program at the Healing Oasis Wellness Center in Sturtevant, WI and a teaching assistant for the small animal acupuncture class at Chi University in Reddick, FL. Sharing my knowledge of these modalities with other veterinarians is one of my favorite things to do.
As a veterinarian, my goal is to provide the most appropriate and helpful holistic treatment to my patients to facilitate their comfort, quality of life and longevity. I also enjoy supporting owners by empowering them with appropriate techniques to help their pets at home including massage, rehabilitation exercises, tui-na and acupressure.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine ≡ North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, 1993
Large Animal Intern ≡ University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, 1994
Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, CVA ≡ Chi University, 2004
Certified Veterinary Chinese Herbalist, CVCH ≡ Chi University, 2012
Certified Veterinary Tui-na Practitioner, CVTP ≡ Chi University, 2013
Certified in Veterinary Food Therapy, CVFT ≡ Chi University, 2016
Fellow of the American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture, FAAVA ≡ AAVA, 2014
Fellow of the College of Animal Chiropractors, FCoAC ≡ CoAC, 2016
Certificate in Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy, CVSMT ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2016
Certificate in Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy, CVMRT ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2020
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Publication
Veterinary Medicine Food Therapy – Chapter 7, Food Therapy For Earth Disorders (Gastrointestinal Disease)
Dr. Lynne Dennis
I became interested in acupuncture and holistic veterinary medicine during my 10 years of small animal practice at State College Veterinary Hospital. There were always animals that I wished I could do more for, especially concerning pain control.
After my first acupuncture class I so loved this direction of practice that I studied all of the modalities offered at Chi University and changed my focus to 100% TCVM, eventually adding spinal manipulation, massage and rehabilitation to my practice. I find this combination of medicine incredibly rewarding because I can help many more animals suffering from chronic pain and disease.
My passion for acupuncture and spinal manipulation stretches further than my private practice. I am currently on the faculty for the Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy program at the Healing Oasis Wellness Center in Sturtevant, WI and a teaching assistant for the small animal acupuncture class at Chi University in Reddick, FL. Sharing my knowledge of these modalities with other veterinarians is one of my favorite things to do.
As a veterinarian, my goal is to provide the most appropriate and helpful holistic treatment to my patients to facilitate their comfort, quality of life and longevity. I also enjoy supporting owners by empowering them with appropriate techniques to help their pets at home including massage, rehabilitation exercises, tui-na and acupressure.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine ≡ North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, 1993
Large Animal Intern ≡ University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, 1994
Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, CVA ≡ Chi University, 2004
Certified Veterinary Chinese Herbalist, CVCH ≡ Chi University, 2012
Certified Veterinary Tui-na Practitioner, CVTP ≡ Chi University, 2013
Certified in Veterinary Food Therapy, CVFT ≡ Chi University, 2016
Fellow of the American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture, FAAVA ≡ AAVA, 2014
Fellow of the College of Animal Chiropractors, FCoAC ≡ CoAC, 2016
Certificate in Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy, CVSMT ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2016
Certificate in Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy, CVMRT ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2020
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Publication
Veterinary Medicine Food Therapy – Chapter 7, Food Therapy For Earth Disorders (Gastrointestinal Disease)
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Dr. Andrea Lanphear
Dr. Andrea LanphearPrior to going to Vet School, I was a pharmaceutical sales representative in my hometown of Chicago. It was then I realized I needed to pursue my lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian. I moved back to Wisconsin and enrolled in the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 2001. During vet school, I was selected to work as one of the four students to be on call for the clinical pathology department where I learned to appreciate the importance of diagnostics. This is an invaluable tool for animal health, especially since they cannot speak for themselves!
My holistic interest developed when I was faced with cancer while in veterinary school. I lived a healthy lifestyle: I was a vegetarian, did not eat processed sugar, and rode my bicycle to school, yet felt I needed to do more. This began my studies on herbal support. After being in private veterinary medicine and surgical practice for 6 years, I was inspired to learn different modalities for patient care so I turned to integrated medicine. I became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist in 2008 from the Chi University. It was during my studies to become an acupuncturist that I met both Drs. Lynne and Dawn. In addition to Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and veterinary spinal manipulation therapy I enjoy veterinary nutrition and look forward to studying new modalities such as Tui-Na (medical massage) and Joint Yoga. I try to “practice what I preach” so when I had debilitating lower back pain I turned to acupuncture to pull me through it and found that therapeutic yoga keeps my back happy. I receive acupuncture and chiropractic care; therefore, my goal is to be able to offer the same level of care to my patients that is offered to humans. I believe a holistic approach to any living being’s health is paramount and as a holistic veterinarian it is my desire to help animals in this approach. I thoroughly enjoy being part of the harmonyVet team enabling animals to be their very best.
BS in Zoology ≡ University of Wisconsin Madison, 1989
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine ≡ University of Wisconsin Madison, College of Veterinary Medicine, 2001
Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, CVA ≡ Chi University, 2008
Certificate in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Food Therapy, CVFT ≡ Chi University, 2008
Certificate in Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy, CVSMT ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2016
Fellow of the College of Animal Chiropractors, FCoAC ≡ CoAC, 2016
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Dane County Veterinary Medical Association
Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association
Dr. Andrea Lanphear
Prior to going to Vet School, I was a pharmaceutical sales representative in my hometown of Chicago. It was then I realized I needed to pursue my lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian. I moved back to Wisconsin and enrolled in the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 2001. During vet school, I was selected to work as one of the four students to be on call for the clinical pathology department where I learned to appreciate the importance of diagnostics. This is an invaluable tool for animal health, especially since they cannot speak for themselves!
My holistic interest developed when I was faced with cancer while in veterinary school. I lived a healthy lifestyle: I was a vegetarian, did not eat processed sugar, and rode my bicycle to school, yet felt I needed to do more. This began my studies on herbal support. After being in private veterinary medicine and surgical practice for 6 years, I was inspired to learn different modalities for patient care so I turned to integrated medicine. I became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist in 2008 from the Chi University. It was during my studies to become an acupuncturist that I met both Drs. Lynne and Dawn. In addition to Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and veterinary spinal manipulation therapy I enjoy veterinary nutrition and look forward to studying new modalities such as Tui-Na (medical massage) and Joint Yoga. I try to “practice what I preach” so when I had debilitating lower back pain I turned to acupuncture to pull me through it and found that therapeutic yoga keeps my back happy. I receive acupuncture and chiropractic care; therefore, my goal is to be able to offer the same level of care to my patients that is offered to humans. I believe a holistic approach to any living being’s health is paramount and as a holistic veterinarian it is my desire to help animals in this approach. I thoroughly enjoy being part of the harmonyVet team enabling animals to be their very best.
BS in Zoology ≡ University of Wisconsin Madison, 1989
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine ≡ University of Wisconsin Madison, College of Veterinary Medicine, 2001
Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, CVA ≡ Chi University, 2008
Certificate in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Food Therapy, CVFT ≡ Chi University, 2008
Certificate in Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy, CVSMT ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2016
Fellow of the College of Animal Chiropractors, FCoAC ≡ CoAC, 2016
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Dane County Veterinary Medical Association
Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association
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Dr. Marcus Wisniewski
Dr. Marcus Wisniewski graduated from the University of Illinois with a doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2016 and completed an internship at Wisconsin Equine Clinic and Hospital. Following his internship Marcus entered mixed animal practice where he did mostly horse and small animal work before transitioning into mostly small animal practice. In 2019 Dr. Marcus completed certification in Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy (VSMT) from the Healing Oasis Veterinary Wellness Center and since then has also received certification in Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation (VMRT) as well as becoming a faculty member at the Healing Oasis for VSMT.
Current professional interests include spinal manipulation (small animal as well as horses/various other large animal species) and canine sports medicine and rehabilitation.
In his free time, Marcus enjoys time with his family, friends, and his dogs Eris, Sersi, Atticus, Lola, and Mr. Wiggins. Other interests include weight lifting, video/board games, and anything that involves being outdoors. He is also actively involved in various community theater organizations including those in the Verona and Madison area.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine ≡ University of Illinois, 2016
Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2019
Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2021
Dr. Marcus Wisniewski
Dr. Marcus Wisniewski graduated from the University of Illinois with a doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2016 and completed an internship at Wisconsin Equine Clinic and Hospital. Following his internship Marcus entered mixed animal practice where he did mostly horse and small animal work before transitioning into mostly small animal practice. In 2019 Dr. Marcus completed certification in Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy (VSMT) from the Healing Oasis Veterinary Wellness Center and since then has also received certification in Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation (VMRT) as well as becoming a faculty member at the Healing Oasis for VSMT.
Current professional interests include spinal manipulation (small animal as well as horses/various other large animal species) and canine sports medicine and rehabilitation.
In his free time, Marcus enjoys time with his family, friends, and his dogs Eris, Sersi, Atticus, Lola, and Mr. Wiggins. Other interests include weight lifting, video/board games, and anything that involves being outdoors. He is also actively involved in various community theater organizations including those in the Verona and Madison area.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine ≡ University of Illinois, 2016
Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2019
Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation ≡ Healing Oasis Wellness Center, 2021
· Meet the doctors ·
Drs Lynne and Andrea discuss holistic veterinary care with the hosts of TVW’s Wisconsin Women.