Veterinarians
Hospital Management
Veterinary Support Staff

Dr. Lomax

Dr. Lomax is a Harford County resident, having been raised on a family farm in Churchville.  He attended C. Milton Wright H.S. and received his bachelor’s degree from Bucknell University.  His veterinary degree is from Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine, in Baton Rouge.

Dr. Lomax is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Maryland Veterinary Medical Association, the Harford Veterinary Medical Association, and the Association of Shelter Veterinarians.  He has been actively volunteering with the Humane Society of Harford County for many years, as both a veterinarian and a member of the Board of Directors.  Following Hurricane Katrina, he was part of a veterinary relief/rescue mission to Gulfport, Mississippi.

Dr. Lomax resides locally with his Golden Retriever, Coupar Angus, and his two cats, Phillip and Ibroxx.

Born in the Midwest, Dr. Cianelli moved to Harford County, Maryland directly after her graduation from the University of Illinois School of Veterinary Medicine and has called it her home ever since.   She happily landed at Festival Veterinary Clinic in 2001.   She takes pride in providing compassionate and progressive veterinary care to all her patients. Always striving for excellence, Dr Cianelli consistently completes over two times the Maryland State department of licensing annual requirement for continuing education hours.

Dr. Cianelli is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Maryland Veterinary Medical Association and a member and an officer in the Harford County Veterinary Medical Association.  

When Dr. Cianelli isn’t at Festival Veterinary Clinic, she can be found volunteering at her two children’s school or working on her house to make it her close to work weekend retreat.  

  Dr. Christine C. Davies

Dr. Christine Davies is a native of Harford County and graduated from C. Milton Wright High School in 1997. She attended Virginia Tech where she received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise.  After completing her undergraduate studies, Dr. Davies attended Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine and received her Doctorate in 2006.  Following her graduation, she accepted a position at a veterinary hospital in Pennsylvania.  After two years of practice, she moved back to Harford County to be close to her family.

Once back in Harford County, Dr. Davies joined the staff of the Festival Veterinary Clinic.  Dr. Davies is a general veterinary practitioner with professional interests in dentistry, soft tissue surgery, and overseas missions teaching preventive veterinary care.  Aside from her veterinary profession, she maintains active membership in her church and loves hiking and jogging with her fun-loving Pomeranian, Foxy, and her shy terrier mix, Jack.

Dr. Teri Unger was born and raised in Baltimore Maryland.  She attended the University of Maryland at Baltimore County and Towson University where she obtained her bachelors and masters degrees respectively in biology.  Her veterinary studies took her to Canada where she received her DVM at the Atlantic Veterinary College on Prince Edward Island.  Although her degree allows her to practice in England, Canada or the United States, she decided to return to her home state to be close to family.

Dr. Teri has recently joined the staff at Festival after practicing in Baltimore County for seven years.  She resides in Perry Hall and is the proud owner of a Boxer named “Striker”.  Her professional interests include internal medicine and ultrasound.  She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Greater Baltimore Veterinary Medical Association, and the Harford Veterinary Medical association.  When she is not caring for pets here at Festival, she enjoys photography and travel.  Her travels have lead to activities that have included rehabilitating elephant seals and sea lions in California, diving the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, celebrating Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and zip lining in the tree tops of Costa Rica.

Hospital Management

Lisa has recently joined Festival Veterinary Clinic as the Hospital Manager.  A long-time resident of Harford County, she has extensive clinical and administrative experience in human medicine, most recently as a practice manager for a Baltimore Neurosurgical group.  Her household pets include 2 turtles, an Italian Greyhound named Nico and her favorite pet, her 17 year-old cat named Squiddy.  She is particularly interested in promoting preventative veterinary health maintenance so as to help Festival Vet clients enjoy a long-lasting relationship with their special companions.  Her specialized training in customer service allows her to motivate the staff to achieve a higher level of customer satisfaction to our clientele. 

Veterinary Support Staff

Amber
Receptionist

Lauana

with Dinsdale

Receptionist

Christina
with Buddy
Veterinary Assistant

Luke
with Foster Kitten
Veterinary Assistant

Kristine

with Ollie

Veterinary Assistant

Mary Mace

Office Assistant