Serving The Woodlands, TX

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Call 936-348-4426

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Monday through Friday 8-5

Evening or weekends can be scheduled upon availability. If you have an urgent emergency, please contact your local emergency clinic.  If you are a current client and need after hours assistance, please send a text or email detailing your needs.

We serve The Woodlands area.

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  • Thank you to all our Veterans, 2 and 4 legged who have sacrificed so much for the freedoms we all enjoy! Thank yuh also to our therapy pets that help so many veterans when they return home with scars the rest of us cannot see! Happy Veterans Day🇺🇸 #thankyouveterans🇺🇸 #veterancanines #weloveourveterans #veterantherapydog
  • Our featured pets this week are Sweet Pea and Cabby. These sweet kitties are housemates and both seniors at 15 and 17 years old! Just like most senior pets, these girls have some arthritis, along with a few other medical conditions that we closely monitor and treat. Sweet Pea and Cabby have amazing moms who take such great care of them and stay on top of all their medical needs. A large part of our practice is geriatric/ senior pet care of both dogs and cats. We recommend seeing all senior pets at least twice a year or more frequently if they are on medications. Senior pets also love us coming to their homes, less stressful for sure, especially for our kitty patients! #housecallvet #seniorpetcare #weloveseniorpets #mobilevet #seniorkitties
  • Happy Halloween from all of us at HousePaws! #housecallveterinarian #mobilevet #halloweenfun🎃
  • This week we have a special girl as our featured pet! This is Beth! Beth is about 10 and was found as a stray wandering the streets alone in August. She was taken in by a wonderful local rescue where she was found to have a back condition known as IVDD. Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is a condition where the cushioning discs between the vertebrae of the spinal column either bulge or burst (herniate) into the spinal cord space. This was a condition she had for a wile we suspect and was not treated. She was weak and a bit uncoordinated with her hind legs and had a small bulge in her lower back. We began seeing Beth in September where we started doing acupuncture and laser therapy, the shelter staff have been diligent with her physical therapy and she has improved! We all feel like she is now ready for a family of her own. She is so sweet, small, housebroke, gets along fine with other dogs and cats (a few staff members have taken her home for the weekends), she loves to sit on your lap and will make a wonderful companion! She will always have a little imperfection in her back and the way she walks but none of us are perfect 😉. If you are interested in adopting Beth or know someone that is please contact us or the shelter she is at, abandon animal rescue in Tomball! #abandonanimalrescuetomball #welovebeth #adopt #rescuedog #seniorpets #mobilevet #housecallvet #dogacupuncture #ivddindogs
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  • How many of you can relate? #dogdoorbell #loveourdogs
  • We spent this afternoon catching up on paper and computer work on the back porch, wile Dr. McMahan’s kitties enjoyed supervised backyard time. #housecallvet #workfromtheporch #happykitties #fallintexas
  • Our featured pet this week is Pickle! Pickle is a sweet 5yr old girl who tore the cruciate ligament in her hind leg and had it surgically repaired with a surgery known as a TPLO (tibial-plateau-leveling osteotomy). This surgery is performed on dogs to stabilize the stifle joint after rupture of the cranial cruciate ligament. Just like us after major knee surgery, we require physical therapy or rehabilitation to regain full use of that area again. 4 weeks after surgery we began rehabilitation on Pickle that included Acupuncture, laser therapy, and an exercise program for her mom to do at home to help build the muscle back and get her flexibility back in that leg. We have been doing rehabilitation for 2 months and we are excited at how far Pickle has come. #dogrehabilitation #dogphysicaltherapy #veterinaryacupuncture #mobilevet