Dr. Breanna-Rose Lamb earned her Bachelor of Science in Animal and Pre-Veterinary Science from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and went on to complete her veterinary degree at University College in Dublin, Ireland.

Before joining VESH, Dr. Lamb worked for 1.5 years as a veterinary technician in the Boston area and spent several years abroad, living and practicing in Dublin, Ireland. Her career began with a unique opportunity sponsored by the German government, where she conducted nutrition and toxicology research focused on dairy cows and pigs.

Over the years, Dr. Lamb has worked across North America and Europe—including the U.S., Canada, Britain, Ireland, and Germany—caring for a range of species, from tiny fish and frogs to 1-ton draught horses. 

Outside of the hospital, Dr. Lamb enjoys watercolor painting, poetry, video games, hiking, kayaking, and horseback riding. A lifelong New Englander with deep farming roots in Connecticut, she now shares her home with her beloved rescue cat, Isaac. Her favorite place to travel is Germany in early summer.