You likely find it hard to imagine your pet’s veterinarian as anything other than your furry friend’s lifelong health advocate; however, believe it or not, our veterinary team members have full lives away from veterinary practice. Don’t get us wrong—our team lives for helping pets, and might move in if we let them, but they [...]
From new toys and litter boxes, to veterinary visits and vaccines, there is a lot involved in caring for our furry friends, whom we consider family members. One important thing to remember is that like humans, pets require regular dental care and professional teeth cleanings. February is National Pet Dental Health Month, and a reminder [...]
At Stone Ridge Veterinary Medical Center of Conroe, we consider ourselves one big family, and our patients and clients are part of that group. We love welcoming new additions into the fold, and we’re delighted to introduce Dr. Mary Stocks to our community. One of the newest veterinarians at our hospital, Dr. Stocks is originally [...]
Choosing a veterinarian for your pet is as important as selecting a human doctor for your own medical care. Veterinarians serve as your family doctor for your four-legged family members and help you understand the ins and outs of pet care, to ensure a long life with your best friend. Stone Ridge Veterinary Medical Center’s [...]
Veterinary hospitals are filled with many essential team members who care for pet owners and their furry companions. The first one you’ll likely meet is a client care specialist (CCS)—incredible people who can juggle many things at once, without dropping the ball. From handling non-stop ringing phones to the excited puppy who urinated on the [...]
Our entire Stone Ridge - Conroe veterinary team is devoted to caring for your beloved pet each and every day, from puppy- and kittenhood, well into old age. As National Veterinary Technician Week rolls around from October 11 to 17, we want to showcase our vet techs’ incredible skills and knowledge. Although each team member [...]
If you’ve seen your dog racing along your rug on their rear end, or caught a whiff of an incredibly foul, fishy odor, you’re likely already acquainted with anal glands in pets. While these two small sacs smell unpleasant to you, they can cause your pet a great deal of discomfort, and may indicate an [...]
During the coronavirus pandemic, your pet likely enjoyed the stay-at-home orders, since the entire family had to refrain from going to work or school. Plus, many families adopted pets during the pandemic, so those dogs typically have seldom, if ever, been left home alone. If your furry pal has loved the extra time and attention [...]
As a pet owner, you naturally want to know who is taking care of your beloved companion. After all, your furry pal is much more than a pet—they’re family. Here at Stone Ridge Veterinary Medical Center at Conroe, we want you to be a member of our family, as well. We pride ourselves on developing [...]
A disability can be defined as “a physical, mental, cognitive, or developmental condition that impairs, interferes with, or limits a person's ability to engage in certain tasks or actions, or participate in typical daily activities and interactions.” Like people, pets can experience a wide range of disabilities that may be congenital (i.e., present at birth) [...]