Our Dream Team
Your Pet’s New Favorite People
Our veterinary team is here for all the unexpected moments, big and small. We combine medical know-how with genuine heart to make sure your best friend gets the care they deserve.
Our Doctors
Dr. Bryttani Davis
DVM
Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Davis began her academic journey by earning her undergraduate degree from North Carolina A&T State University. She went on to receive her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2019.
Dr. Davis began her veterinary career in the high-intensity environment of a 24-hour emergency practice, building a strong clinical foundation early on. This experience led to a successful five-year tenure as a multi-state relief veterinarian, where she honed her skills across Georgia, Texas, and ultimately North Carolina.
Since making North Carolina her permanent home in 2022, Dr. Davis has become a familiar face within the RTP veterinary community. Her diverse background—spanning general practice, shelter medicine, and emergency care—has given her a unique perspective on gaps in pet healthcare, ultimately fueling her passion for the urgent care model. She is thrilled to plant roots and open a practice dedicated to the perfect middle ground of veterinary medicine.
Outside of the clinic, Dr. Davis stays energized through group fitness and many outdoor activities. She is an avid fan of live music and the local restaurant scene, and enjoys spending quality time with her husband and their beautiful young daughter.
Dr. Greg Echols
DVM
Dr. Greg Echols is proud to call Burlington, NC home. His passion for veterinary medicine began in 2007, when he set out to earn his bachelor’s degree in Animal Care and Management. After receiving his associate’s degree, he continued his studies at NC A&T State University, where he completed his bachelor’s in Laboratory Animal Science.
While pursuing his degree, Dr. Echols gained invaluable hands‑on experience as a veterinary assistant at a local animal hospital—a role he held for more than seven years. In 2020, he achieved a major milestone by earning his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Virginia‑Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, he completed a rigorous one‑year internship in emergency and surgery, then went on to practice for a year as a general practitioner.
For the past four years, Dr. Echols has served as a relief veterinarian, providing compassionate, high‑quality care across a variety of clinics in North Carolina, South Carolina, and, more recently, Virginia. His journey in veterinary medicine continues to be fueled by a deep love for animals and a commitment to making a meaningful difference in their lives.
Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Echols is a competitive bodybuilder and powerlifter—a passion that has taught him discipline, meticulous preparation, and attention to detail. These qualities naturally carry into his professional work, especially his interest in soft tissue surgery. Drawn to the challenge and precision the specialty demands, he finds the technical rigor of surgery deeply rewarding, much like his dedication to training and competition.