What entity can a veterinary technician report complaints about veterinarians to?

The correct answer is the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. This entity is responsible for regulating the practice of veterinary medicine in Texas, including the oversight of veterinarians’ professional conduct and ethics. Veterinary technicians have the ability to report complaints about veterinarians' actions or practices directly to this board because it has the authority to investigate such complaints and take disciplinary action if necessary.

The Texas Veterinary Medical Association is primarily a professional organization for veterinarians, focusing on advocacy, education, and support for its members, rather than handling complaints against them. The American Veterinary Medical Association serves a similar role at the national level, providing resources and support for veterinarians but not functioning as a regulatory body in terms of complaints. Reporting complaints to the animal's owner would be inappropriate as they may not have the authority to take action on professional misconduct.

In summary, the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners is the proper channel for reporting complaints related to veterinary practice in Texas, as it has the regulatory power needed to address such issues effectively.