Dr. Diana Dornbusch Cron is a native of Cincinnati's "West Side," and her childhood pets were patients of Glenway Animal Hospital for many years.  She is a graduate of Western Hills High School and Miami University.  Prior to entering veterinary school, she worked as a science teacher at Seven Hills Upper School, then as a Clincial Chemist for the Cincinnati health Department. 

After receiving her DVM degree from Ohio State in 1993, she worked as an associate veterinarian in Maryland, first at Quince Orchard Veterinary Hospital, then at Cumberland Valley Veterinary clinic where she established an exotic animal medicine program.  In addition to treating dogs and cats, Dr. Dornbusch has a special interest in treating small animals, such as ferrets and rabbits.

Dr. Brian Cron was born in Cincinnati, but grew up in Celina, Ohio located on Grand Lake St. Mary's.  He wanted to be a veterinarian since he was two years old, after his grandmother gave him a set of toy animals.  As an undergraduate student at Ohio State Dr. Cron focused on Animal Science and Molecular Genetics.  He earned his DVM degree from Ohio State in 1992, and worked for three years as an associate at Shenandoah Veterinary Hospital in Martinsburg, West Virginia.   During his time in Martinsburg, Dr. Cron gained extensive experience in small animal medicine, surgery, and emergency medicine.  While Dr. Cron enjoys canine and feline medicine and surgery, he also holds special interests in canine and feline dentistry and behavior.

The Crons met while attending veterinary school at Ohio State.  They married in the fall of 1994 and  purchased Glenway Animal Hospital from its founder, Dr. Fred Leininger, in the summer of 1995.  Their immediate family consists of their six-year old daughter Elizabeth, Orange, Annie Widget, and Scooter (cats), Esa Lilly (dog), Idgie and New Birdy (cockatiels) and Clifford (rabbit).  In their spare time the Crons enjoy camping, hiking, bicycling, and canoeing.