Meet your veterinarians.

Janet Raczkowski, DVM, MS

Dr. Janet is a native of Ponce, Puerto Rico. She moved to Kansas in 1982 in order to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a veterinarian. Dr. Janet received her B.S.  in 1982 and by 1984 graduated at the top of her class with an M.S. in Pathology and her D.V.M from Kansas State University. 

In 1985 Dr. Janet moved to North Carolina where she practiced at N.C. State University before joining Six Forks Animal Hospital.  In 1988 she and her family moved to Greensboro where she purchased the land to build what is now Adams Farm Animal Hospital, P.A.
While she enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, her main interests include dermatology, internal medicine, preventive medicine and surgery in both canine and feline patients. She has been a clinical investigator for multiple pharmaceutical trials and has been involved in the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association (2001-2010) and is currently an officer for the Guilford County Veterinary Medical Association (2001- present). She is a member of North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association, AAHA, AAFP, and Guilford County Veterinary Medical Association and volunteers with the Feral Cat Assistance Program.

​Her husband, Charlie, is recently retired (formerly an associate professor of Soil Science at NC A&T University) and helps out with various aspects of the hospital. They have two children, Jana and Evan, and their family is complete with two Jack Russell Terriers, “Lola” and “Jack” and two cats, “Luna” and “Parker”.

Denise Sacks, DVM

Dr. Sacks is a native of North Carolina. After graduating from Olympic High School in Charlotte, she attended North Carolina State University.
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​She graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science. In 1981 she was accepted into the first class of the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University. After graduation in 1985, Dr. Sacks joined a mixed animal practice in Wendell, North Carolina. There she practiced on a wide variety of animal species such as dogs, cats, horses, goats, pigs, rabbits and ferrets. Dr. Sacks then managed a new practice Zebulon Animal Hospital for two years just before the birth of her first child Daniel. In 1989 Dr. Sacks moved with husband Stan to the Greensboro area and opened Oak Ridge Animal Hospital in October of 1989. Dr. Sacks has been past president of the Central Carolina Veterinary Medical Association, an active member of the Guilford County Veterinary Medical Association and is currently a member of the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Dr. Sacks enjoys small animal practice with a special interest in dermatology, surgery and internal medicine. Dr. Sacks along with daughter Ashley enjoy their two horses and do both trail riding for fun and western pleasure competition at local horse shows. Dr. Sacks and family also enjoy traveling, camping and gardening. Their family is active in their church and regularly goes on mission trips to other countries.

Eugenia Tan, DVM

Dr. Eugenia Tan was born and raised in Brooklyn, N.Y. She earned her B.S. in Biology from the State University of New York in Binghamton in 2005. She received her D.V.M. in 2012 from  Oregon State University (2012).

Following veterinary school, she completed a year long rotating internship at Blue Pearl Veterinary Partners, an emergency and specialty hospital in New York City, NY. She then moved to North Carolina where she has spent the last few years practicing small animal preventative care and medicine. She is an active member of North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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She has a broad range of interests in veterinary medicine, such as behavior, internal medicine and oncology. She spends her free time taking care of her salt water reef tanks, hiking, working out, and gaming.  She also loves exploring the Triangle area  with her family and Belgian Malinois, Jack.