Integrative Veterinary Wellness at Garden Ridge

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Rehabilitation is about helping pets feel like themselves again.

Every session is tailored to the individual patient so they can move more comfortably and live more fully.

Have questions about whether rehab could help your pet? We’re here to help.

Dr. Smallwood was recently featured talking about feline rehabilitation in Trends, a publication from the American Animal Hospital Association.
We love seeing more conversation around how rehab, pain management, and integrative care can help our feline patients move better, feel better, and live more comfortably.
Take a look at the article to learn more! 🐱✨

https://www.aaha.org/trends-magazine/publications/bringing-cats-into-hydrotherapy-using-behavioral-habituation/?utm_content=369550487&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&hss_channel=fbp-976972725

Bringing cats into hydrotherapy using behavioral habituation

Cats are experts at hiding discomfort.
This National Cat Health Month, we’re focusing on proactive, integrative care to support comfort, mobility, and long-term wellness before problems become obvious.
Small changes can make a big difference in their quality of life. 🐾

As a locally owned practice, our focus is simple: delivering thoughtful, individualized care to every patient we see.
We take the time to listen, build relationships, and create treatment plans tailored to each pet’s needs.
Have questions about your pet’s care? Reach out or schedule a visit!

From wobbly first steps to the golden years, we’re here for every stage of your pet’s journey. 🐾
Preventive care, integrative support, and everything in between!

Last week, Dr. Smallwood visited veterinary students at Texas A&M University to talk about integrative veterinary medicine and how it can be used alongside conventional care to improve patient outcomes.

These students are the future of veterinary medicine, and it was a great opportunity to invest in their education, curiosity, and growth as they prepare to care for the next generation of patients.

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