Dr. Trionfetti founded 4 Paws Veterinary Ultrasound in 2023 with the goal of providing veterinary practices more access to advanced ultrasound services. Ultrasound images and a case synopsis are sent to Sonopath for specialists’ interpretation and recommendations.

Dr. Trionfetti graduated from University of Pennsylvania College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. After graduation, she worked in both general practice and emergency medicine.

Through both ER and GP experience, Dr. Trionfetti began utilizing ultrasound as a non-invasive, low-stress diagnostic tool. This quickly became a passion as it helped to expand analytical insight by answering many clinical questions. Dr. Trionfetti went on to complete ultrasound training through Sonopath, Sound’s Academy of Veterinary Imaging, and the NAVC.

August 2024, Dr. Trionfetti obtained her SDEP-abdomen certification through Sonopath and continues to expand her veterinary and ultrasound knowledge through CE events. Recently, Dr. Trionfetti became a SDEP-Abdomen Lab Instructor at Sonopath Education Center in Andover NJ. Further goals are to obtain SDEP-Echo certification and IVUSS Certification.

Prior to becoming a veterinarian, Renee was a critical care registered nurse in New Jersey. Renee graduated from Quinnipiac University, School of Nursing in 2007. She worked in the emergency-trauma department and intensive care units. Ultimately, her love for animals and medicine led her to veterinary medicine.

Renee and her husband are kept busy at home raising their two young daughters, a 6-year-old and a 3 1/2-year-old. Outside of work, Renee enjoys staying active and being outdoors with her family including their dog, Daisy. Daisy is a high-energy rescue who loves to go running, hiking, and playing ball. Their 2 cats mostly love snacks and a warm lap!

Dr. Albert Lynch is a board-certified veterinary surgeon who provides advanced surgical care directly within primary veterinary hospitals. With extensive training and expertise in orthopedic and soft tissue procedures, he works closely with our veterinarians and pet owners to deliver high-quality, specialized care in a familiar setting for pets.

Dr. Lynch grew up in Traverse City, Michigan, in a family of veterinarians and equestrians. Watching his father perform surgery at a young age sparked his passion for veterinary medicine and set him on a lifelong path in surgery. He earned his veterinary degree from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies in Edinburgh, Scotland, before completing both rotating and surgical internships in Santa Cruz, California, and a surgical residency in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Dedicated to advancing the field of veterinary surgery, Dr. Lynch has published multiple research manuscripts on the use of computer modeling and 3D printing in orthopedics. His work has contributed to the development of novel implant systems and surgical techniques for the treatment of canine cranial cruciate ligament tears. He has presented his research at national and international veterinary conferences, including the Veterinary Orthopedic Society (VOS) annual meeting and the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) Surgery Summit. Dr. Lynch is also an educator, regularly teaching courses on advanced orthopedic procedures, and collaborates with medical imaging and implant manufacturers to enhance surgical outcomes for pets.

Dr. Lynch and his wife, Amanda, met during an EMT training course and share a deep love for animals. They have two daughters, Charlotte and Savannah, along with their rescue pets—Phil (the cat), Bob (the dog), and Tom (the dog).

Dr. Lynch is committed to providing compassionate, state-of-the-art surgical care and ensuring that pet owners and their veterinarians have the knowledge and support needed for a smooth recovery process.