Olga Kobylniak

Born in the tiny country of Moldova, Olga moved to Georgia at a young age, where she has called the Atlanta area home ever since. Her fascination with medicine began as far back as she can remember, and her love for animals naturally led her toward a career in veterinary medicine.

With more than 20 years of experience in veterinary care, Olga has worked in a variety of clinical settings, including private practices, corporate hospitals, emergency and specialty medicine, and mobile veterinary care. Her experience has given her a deep appreciation for the many different aspects of caring for both pets and their families.

Originally planning to attend veterinary school, Olga ultimately chose to pursue veterinary technology because she wanted to be directly involved in patient care. She is currently continuing her education in Penn Foster's Veterinary Technology Program as she works toward becoming a credentialed veterinary technician.

Olga has a particular passion for feline medicine and believes strongly in using low-stress, fear-free techniques to help pets feel as comfortable and secure as possible during their visits. She especially enjoys building trust with both animals and their owners and providing compassionate, individualized care.

Outside of the clinic, Olga shares her home with her 13-year-old mixed-breed dog Jane and two beloved cats, Chloe and Hiei. When she isn't caring for patients, she enjoys gardening and traveling. Her love of exploring new places has taken her to destinations including Aruba, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, England, Israel, Jordan, Norway, and Thailand.

Olga is grateful to have found a career that combines her lifelong love of medicine with her passion for animals, and she looks forward to helping every patient feel safe, comfortable, and well cared for.