Dr. Robin Lang

Dr. Lang grew up in a small country town in Missouri and moved to the bustling city of Portland Oregon as a teenager. With this diverse upbringing, Dr. Lang has a wide range of interests from white water rafting and camping to fine dining and dancing. Taking in stray animals and exposure on the family farm is what sparked her dream of being a veterinarian at the age of six. While obtaining her bachelor's in animal science from Oregon State University (2002-2006) she worked in a feline-only practice which developed her strong interest in feline medicine. Dr. Lang attended Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine from 2006 through 2010. During that time she served as the president of the student chapter of the American Association of Feline Practitioners and started a free clinic called the Feline Wellness Day which continued many years after its conception in 2008. She has a strong desire to reduce the stray and feral cat populations and has worked with mobile spay and neuter clinics toward that goal. Dr. Lang worked for a feline practice in Portland, OR 2.5 years under a board-certified feline specialist.  But don't be mistaken, Dr Lang absolutely loves her canine companions as well and is why she came back to mixed small animal medicine in 2016.

Dr. Lang has two beautiful children, Joanna 6yr and Braden 4yr.  Her fur family includes Pickles, (long hair chihuahua), Pepe (British shorthair), and Roo (black and silver tabby). They have lived in New Braunfels, TX for 5 years, the perfect place to raise her children and build a strong community relationship.

For the last thirteen years, Dr. Lang has been committed to the quality care of her patients and the development of personal relationships with her clients. She sincerely believes a strong foundation in preventive care and client education is the key to the quality and longevity of life in our furry friends. In August 2022, Dr. Lang decided it was time to open the doors to a new type of veterinary care to fill the gap between General Practice and Critical Care. NB Animal Urgent Care is here to provide care in urgent situations when your regular general practice is unable to care for your pet. Dr Lang is a capable surgeon, enjoying a wide range of soft tissue surgery. Her love for science and the search for a diagnosis is shown in the equipment available in this hospital. Seeing family's relief and joy when their fur family is on the road to recovery is what makes this career worth it every day. Dr. Lang's compassion for her patients and her clients is shown daily knowing not all families get that relief when they enter these doors.