Dr. Zach Lane

Veterinarian

Dr. Zach Lane is a Georgia native and grew up in Woodstock. From a young age, his love of animals sparked a passion for animal healthcare. Even before college, he sought out a job as an emergency room vet tech where he could make a difference in the lives of pets.

That passion for animal health took him to Berry College in Rome, where he majored in Animal Science and Chemistry, all the way to St. George’s School of Veterinary Medicine, 3,000 miles away, on the beautiful island of Grenada in the West Indies. He then completed his clinical training at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

Upon graduation, he knew that he had to come home to practice. Back in Atlanta, Dr. Lane returned to his roots in emergency and critical care, gaining his years of experience in treating complicated and unique medical cases. Dr. Lane now brings his depth of diagnostic and surgical knowledge to East Roswell Vet Hospital and general practice. Dr. Lane looks forward to building a relationship with you and having the opportunity to offer optimal care for your pet.

His professional interests include exotic medicine, emergency care, soft tissue and trauma surgery, and integrative medicine. Outside of work, Dr. Lane enjoys gardening, rock climbing, and shares his home with several dogs, chickens, horses, parrots and reptiles.

Dr. Virginia Still

Veterinarian

Dr. Virginia Still was born and raised in Atlanta. She ventured to Blacksburg, VA to attend Virginia Tech for her undergraduate degree where she double majored in Animal Sciences along with Biological Sciences. Dr. Still spent the next few years working in a DNA research lab before realizing that becoming a veterinarian had always been her dream and her calling. She headed out to Manhattan, KS (aka the Little Apple) to attend Kansas State College of Veterinary Medicine, and graduated with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2017.

Dr. Still completed a small animal rotating internship at The Regional Veterinary Referral Center (RVRC) outside of the Washington, D.C. area.  During this time she discovered her love for emergency and critical care medicine. Upon completion of the internship, Dr . Still decided it was time to return home where she spent the next several years as an emergency vet before joining the ERVH family.

Her professional interests include emergency and critical care, internal medicine, and wound management cases. Dr. Still’s fur family consists of her dog (Zoey) and her cat (Frank). Outside of work she enjoys cooking, reading, and spending time with her family.

Mango

When we adopted Mango, an orange winged Amazon parrot, her name was originally “Bear”. But after DNA testing, we discovered she was female (it is nearly impossible to sex these parrots without testing). So she was renamed Mango and has served as our hospital ambassador ever since. She likes everyone but she especially loves men. When a new man comes by, Mango insists on greeting him! She’s a bit of a flirt…

Alannah

Alannah came to us as a cat rescue with eyes fused shut. We had no idea what her eye color was for days after we adopted her. She patrols the hospital looking for mischief or treats. Please don’t feed the beast! She will follow you home…