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Meet Our Exceptional Team

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The veterinary team at Honey Creek Veterinary Hospital in Conyers, GA, is renowned for their professionalism and courteousness, making them a top choice for pet owners in the surrounding areas. Committed to delivering the highest standard of medical, surgical, and dental care, the team goes above and beyond to ensure the well-being of their highly-valued patients.
At Honey Creek Veterinary Hospital, the staff recognizes the importance of responsible pet ownership and actively promotes it. They understand that a responsible pet owner is essential to a pet’s overall health and happiness. To that end, the team provides valuable guidance and support to pet owners, helping them make informed decisions about their pet’s health and well-being.

Our Doctors

Flynn Nance

DVM, MS

Dr. F. Nance graduated from the University of Georgia where he studied Biology as an undergraduate, earned a Master’s degree in Veterinary Parasitology, and completed his degree with a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr Nance and his wife, Dr. Susan Nance, founded Honey Creek Veterinary Hospital in May of 1987.  

Dr. Flynn Nance is also the Past President for both the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine Alumni Board and the State of Georgia Veterinary Board.

Ashley Carter

DVM

Dr. Carter began working here in 2010. She graduated from the University of Georgia with and undergraduate degree in Biological Science and completed with a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine.

Lanna Farris

DVM

A native of southwest Georgia, Dr. Farris has loved animals from a young age. She earned her undergraduate degree from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) and graduated Summa Cum Laude with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine (UGA CVM).

While at UGA, she was inducted into Phi Zeta, the national veterinary honor society, and Alpha Psi veterinary fraternity. She holds certifications as a Fear Free Professional and Certified Peaceful Euthanasia Veterinarian (CPEV), reflecting her dedication to compassionate, low-stress care.

Dr. Farris has a special interest in exotic animal medicine and reproductive health. When not at the clinic, she enjoys reading, swimming, adrenaline sports, and quality time with her husband, their four children, and their many beloved pets.

Adrian Holsendolph

DVM

Dr. Holsendolph earned her undergraduate degree in Veterinary Science from Fort Valley State University. She then went on to complete her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2013.

She began her veterinary career in Las Vegas, NV working at a small animal general practice. She developed a love for pathology and surgery, but most importantly communicating with pet owners to understand how to care for, maintain, and give their pets the best life they deserve.

 

Our Staff

Bryan Pickens

Practice Manager

What is your official title at Honey Creek?
Practice Manager When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Baseball Player What little know fact about you would surprise clients (and possibly your co-workers)?
I’m the youngest of 7 siblings What year did you begin working at Honey Creek Vet?
2002 Chocolate or vanilla?
Vanilla If you wrote a book about your job at HCV, what would the title be?
Behind the scenes: What your clients don’t want you to know. What is your favorite part of your job?
Getting to meet new clients. In your opinion, what animals are most misunderstood?
My dog If your pet could answer one question, what would you ask?
Whose your favorite? What interests or hobbies do you have?
Golf, Business development, spending time with my wife and kids.

Chelsea Pilgrim

Lead Assistant

What is your official title at Honey Creek?
Lead Assistant UN-Official Title
Chelsea #1, Red When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Jockey What little know face about you would surprise clients (and possibly your co-workers)?
I LOVE Pokemon What year did you begin working at Honey Creek Vet?
2013 Chocolate or vanilla?
Neither, mint ice cream If you wrote a book about your job at HCV, what would the title be?
Life Among Giants What is your favorite part of your job?
Caring for hospitalized patients and seeing them go home In your opinion, what animals are most misunderstood?
Frogs If your pet could answer one question, what would you ask?
Why do you meow so much? What interests or hobbies do you have?
Video games, puzzles, board games, reading

Jamiya Williams

Vet Assistant

Honey Creek Veterinary Hospital would like to welcome Jamiya. When she was a kid, she always wanted a job that would allow her to work with animals. Right now, she doesn’t have any pets of her own, but Jamiya loves being around animals at work. One little-known fact about Jamiya is that she really enjoys doing her own hair and others’ hair, and she also loves to cook. Her favorite part of the job is figuring out what’s wrong with an animal and then finding a solution to the problem. If she were to write a book about her experiences here, she thinks she’d call it either “The Life of a Vet Assistant” or “Vet Hospital Chronicles.” In her opinion, pitbulls are often misunderstood animals. If one of her pets could answer a question, she’d ask what makes them feel safe or what she could do to make them happier.

Tabatha Holcomb

Veterinary Assistant/Lead Surgery Assistant

Unofficial: World’s Best Surgery Tech  When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A millionaire  What pets do you have?
2 dogs: Jaxx and Waylon, 5 cats, goats, and a mean alpaca  What little known fact about you would surprise clients (and possibly your co-workers)?
I have 6 tattoos.  Chocolate or vanilla?
Chocolate.  What year did you begin working at Honey Creek?
2010  What is your favorite part of your job?
Surgery  If you wrote a book about your job at HCV, what would the title be?  -Why do I have to be the one to break stuff?  In your opinion, what animals are most misunderstood?
All of them.  If your pet could answer one question, what would you ask?
Why must you always be touching me? 

Amber Rosenbaum

Vet Assistant

Bio coming soon!

Jake Jackson

Vet Assistant

Bio coming soon!

Chelsea Morrell

Client Care Representative

What is your official title at Honey Creek?
Client Care Representative UN-Official Title
Chelsea #2 When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A scientist What little know fact about you would surprise clients (and possibly your co-workers)?
That I did become a scientist, but I love my Honey Creek family so much, I’m still here on Saturdays! What year did you begin working at Honey Creek Vet?
2017 Chocolate or vanilla?
It depends on what it is. Neither? If you wrote a book about your job at HCV, what would the title be?
How to: Multitasking at a Vet’s Clinic What is your favorite part of your job?
Seeing the pets that we get to help and getting to know them like our own. In your opinion, what animals are most misunderstood?
Snakes If your pet could answer one question, what would you ask?
What is your name for me? What interests or hobbies do you have?
Science, reading, animals, sport

Yvette Williams

Client Care Representative

Bio coming soon!

Melissa Glancy

Receptionist 

What’s your UN-official title?
Official: Receptionist          Unofficial: The chosen one  When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A veterinarian or a hairdresser  What pets do you have?
Bermuda, cat. Bookie, Pit mix. Rogue, pit  What little known fact about you would surprise clients (and possibly your co-workers)?
I’m a Brown belt in Karate.  Chocolate or vanilla?
Vanilla  What year did you begin working at Honey Creek?
2017   What is your favorite part of your job?
Working with a great team. Making clients and patients happy.  If you wrote a book about your job at HCVH, what would the title be?  “It Wasn’t Me”  In your opinion, what animals are most misunderstood?
The ones left behind  If your pet could answer one question, what would you ask?
-Bermuda, where did you go?Â