Our team of veterinarians

Dr. Patrick Singletary, a proud "double dawg," graduated from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. He held several leadership roles at UGA, including President of AGR and OTS, and led the Veterinary Business Management Association. Dr. Singletary specializes in complex internal medicine cases, ultrasound imaging, oral surgery, and soft tissue surgery. He founded Good Dog Veterinary Care with the guidance and expertise of his wife, Natalie Singletary, to provide exceptional care and educate owners on enhancing their dogs' lives. He actively mentors veterinary students, providing them with hands-on training and support as they prepare for their future in veterinary medicine.

Dr. Madison Alvey grew up in Canton, Georgia where her father, Chris Alvey, practiced veterinary medicine for over 30 years. She earned her undergraduate degree in Animal Health and her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Georgia. Her professional interests include ophthalmology, dentistry, and soft tissue surgery. Dr. Alvey also loves helping her clients’ dogs live long and healthy lives. When she isn’t taking care of your loved ones, Dr. Alvey enjoys adventuring with her husband, Ryan, and their two dogs (Charlie & Padme). She will continue her trek to visit all of the national parks and will take any great hiking recommendations.

Dr. Greer Gafford Pratt has always had a deep love for animals, and she grew up surrounding herself with animals of all kinds. When she was nine years old, Dr. Pratt spent the morning shadowing her family’s veterinarian, where she instantly fell in love with the profession. When her mother came to pick her up at lunch, she begged her to stay the rest of the day. From that day forward, Dr. Pratt knew her dream was to become a veterinarian!

Dr. Pratt grew up in Smyrna, Georgia. She completed her undergraduate degree at The University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!), where she competed on UGA’s Cross Country and Track and Field teams. Following her graduation from UGA, she made a big move from Athens, Georgia to Grenada, West Indies to begin her veterinary education at St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine. On the island, Dr. Pratt gained experience with animals ranging from tiny puppies to the Leatherback Sea Turtle, the largest sea turtle in the world! For her final year of veterinary school, Dr. Pratt returned to Athens, Georgia to complete her clinical rotations at The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine.

Dr. Pratt’s special interests include dentistry, dermatology, and soft tissue surgery. She looks forward to helping your “Good Dog” live their very best life!

In their free time Dr. Pratt, her husband, and their yellow labrador River will be found exploring the outdoors (River’s preference is to be near any body of water)!

Dr. Ries Reinstein grew up in Sandy Springs, GA. She is a proud “double dawg”, having earned her Bachelor of Biological Science and her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine at UGA. Dr. Reinstein is honored to be able to take care of your dogs through every stage of life. She has a special interest in oncology, dentistry, and soft tissue surgery.

When Dr. Reinstein isn’t in the clinic, she enjoys cooking, restoring furniture, and traveling with her soon-to-be husband, Joe. But most importantly, she loves snuggling on the couch with her dog, Dave, and cat, Rickie.

Dr. Jacquelyn Terrell grew up in Roswell, GA, and completed her undergraduate studies in Animal Sciences at Auburn University. Combining her love for both animals and travel, Dr. Terrell decided to pack her bags and move to the island of Grenada for her first three years of veterinary school before completing her clinical training at the University of Georgia.

Her special interests include internal medicine, specifically endocrinology and multisystemic diseases. Outside of veterinary medicine, she enjoys playing pickleball, snuggling her beloved pitbull, Bea, and finding new trails to run on.

Dr. Sam Warner is a proud Cobb County native and is thrilled to be back home serving her community. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia, and then ventured to Auburn University to complete her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM).

After veterinary school, Dr. Warner served as both an Army Officer and Veterinarian, spending the past 7 years caring for Military Working Dogs while stationed overseas in England, Turkey, and Guam. She retired from the Army in 2024 and returned to Georgia to continue her veterinary career.

Dr. Warner has a special interest in canine sports medicine, behavior and training, and emergency medicine. She is Fear-Free certified and is currently completing the Companion Animal Rehabilitation Therapist Program to expand her skills and better serve her patients.

At home, Dr. Warner is joined by two wonderful dogs: a Golden Retriever from England and a Boonie Dog from Guam. She recently purchased a small farm where she’s excited to one day welcome horses, mini cows, and goats. When she’s not caring for your Good Dogs, Dr. Warner enjoys international travel, hiking, and fostering dogs in need.

Dr. Thane Boyce grew up in Muncie, Indiana, as the son of a small animal veterinarian. His father gave him experiences that established his love for animals. He earned his undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University and then earned his Doctorate at Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. He spent four years working at a small animal practice in Houston, Texas, before moving to Georgia.

Dr. Boyce enjoys fostering the human-animal bond between owners and their pets and especially loves talking to new dog owners about that exciting experience. His other special interests include ultrasound, echocardiography, and soft tissue surgery.

Dr. Boyce’s family includes his wife, Katharina, his toddler daughter Amelia, and two cats. In his free time, he and his family love a variety of activities, including cooking, hiking, kayaking, camping, and traveling internationally.

Dr. Alex York grew up in Marietta, GA, just a few miles down the road from Good Dog Veterinary Care West Cobb. She is excited and honored to get the chance to serve the people and dogs of her hometown. Dr. York is proud to be a “double dawg”, having graduated from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. While Dr. York loves the different specialties of veterinary medicine and the opportunity to learn new things every day, she is especially interested in dermatology, cardiology, and soft tissue surgery. Dr. York also loves helping dog parents build a strong foundation with their puppies at an early age. Her passion for veterinary medicine is rooted in the opportunity to serve her community and to build relationships with people and their dogs over a lifetime.

Dr. York and her husband, Austin, are the proud owners of three Labradors: Lucy, Ruby, and Dame. They enjoy Saturdays in Athens cheering on the Dawgs, lake days with family and friends, traveling, and hosting game nights with good people and good food!

Dr. Cierra Dunham is a proud Double Dawg, having earned both her undergraduate degree and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Georgia. A longtime Dawgs fan and lifelong animal lover, Dr. Dunham is thrilled to be part of the Good Dog Veterinary Care team.

With a compassionate approach to care, Dr. Dunham brings a thoughtful nature and unwavering passion for veterinary medicine to our practice, fulfilling her lifelong calling to the field. She has a special interest in emergency medicine, soft tissue surgery, and client education. Whether she’s guiding a Good Dog through a procedure or answering a client’s questions with care, she believes in building trust and creating a low-stress experience for every patient and family.

Outside the clinic, you’ll likely find her soaking up the sunshine with her Doberman, Aurora—enjoying nature and the simple joys of life with a Good Dog by her side.

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Dr. Savanna Milberger was born and raised in Acworth, Georgia. She completed her undergraduate studies at Berry College in Rome, GA, before earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Georgia. With a strong passion for nutrition, behavior, and endocrinology, Dr. Milberger brings a thoughtful and holistic approach to veterinary care. She is Fear Free Certified and prioritizes cooperative care techniques to ensure every patient feels safe and supported.

Dr. Milberger is thrilled to be part of our compassionate and talented team at Good Dog Veterinary Care and looks forward to building meaningful relationships with her patients and their families. Outside the clinic, she enjoys reading, cooking, and exploring new adventures with her husband and their two beloved dogs: Rudder, a rescue beagle, and Juicy, a black lab puppy.

Dr. Claire Lampp grew up in Augusta, Georgia, surrounded by a lively mix of pets that sparked her lifelong love of dogs. A proud “Double Dog,” she first earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from The Citadel before completing her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!).

Dr. Lampp is thrilled to be part of the Good Dog Veterinary Care team and looks forward to serving families at both our East Cobb and Smyrna locations. She’s passionate about forming lasting relationships with her patients and the people who love them, providing thoughtful, personalized care from puppyhood through the golden years. Her clinical interests include soft tissue surgery, dermatology, cardiology, and emergency medicine.

When she’s not at the clinic, you’ll likely find Dr. Lampp spending time with her rescue dog, Caroline; watching Georgia football with her dad; exploring new restaurants; planning her next travel adventure; or getting lost in a good book or a peaceful nature walk!

Dr. Patricia Wetherly was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico and raised in East Cobb. A proud Double Dawg, she earned both her undergraduate and veterinary degrees from the University of Georgia. Inspired by her grandfather—a veterinarian whose stories sparked her love for the field—she carried a small dog figurine he gave her through every exam, including her licensing boards. Now at Good Dog’s West Cobb location, Dr. Wetherly is excited to care for families in the same community that shaped her journey.

Dr. Wetherly’s professional interests include soft tissue surgery, ultrasonography, and parasitology, shaped by five years of hands-on experience working in a parasitology lab throughout undergrad and vet school. She’s excited to join the Good Dog Veterinary Care team and values the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with both patients and pet parents through every stage of care.

Outside the clinic, she enjoys crocheting, trying new restaurants, and spending time with her 6-year-old Cavapoo, Whiskey—an honorary “Dogtor” who went through vet school right by her side.