Dr. Kelli Klein obtained her Bachelor of Science with a major in Psychology from the College of Charleston in 1998.  She graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2010.  After graduating, Dr. Klein moved back to Charleston to join the team at Olde Towne Veterinary Clinic.  Dr. Klein has been associated with Olde Towne Veterinary Clinic for over ten years.  She started working there as a veterinary technician during college and continued this until going to veterinary school. Throughout her time in veterinary school Dr. Klein maintained a close relationship with Dr. Smith and the clinic’s patients and their owners. Her main goal in working with her patients is making fearful animals feel calm and comfortable in the clinic. Her hobbies include hiking, reading, going to the beach, and learning to cook. Dr. Klein has 2 rescue mixed breed dogs, 2 rescue cats and now 3 rescue lizards.

Dr. Conrad is a relief veterinarian in Charleston but loves coming to work Olde Towne Vet Clinic. She completed a rotating internship after graduating from Louisiana State University Veterinary School in 2013. She works in all aspects of veterinary medicine including urgent care, emergency, and general practice. Dr. Conrad is certified to practice Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, acupuncture, and food therapy by the Chi University and believes strongly in integrative medicine approaches to veterinary practice.  Dr. Conrad and her husband love Charleston and live near Folly beach with their 2 dogs and 5 cats. Her hobbies include running, reading, and sewing movie accurate Star Wars costumes.

Margaret, or Mags, is a Charleston native and has been with Olde Towne Veterinary Clinic for over 20 years.  She lives in the Charleston area with her husband and their wonderful golden retriever, Rhett. She enjoys get-togethers with family and friends, going to festivals, and just enjoying everything Charleston has to offer.

I have been in veterinary medicine for many years. I worked in emergency medicine for 10 years and decided to take a break, so I became a paramedic. Working as a paramedic reinforced how much I love and missed working with animals. I am especially passionate about making fearful animals more comfortable while visiting the vet. I have become certified in canine training and behavior and while it is a hobby, it helps me understand how the pets are feeling and how to help them become less fearful. I am also fear free certified! I have two beautiful dogs that were rescues of Palmetto Paws Animal Rescue. We love going on adventures together!