Veterinary Rehabilitation Center

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Center is specially equipped to facilitate healing through the use of our Bioelectric Whirlpool and Underwater Treadmill, along with other therapuetic modalities.  Individual regimens may include the use of electical stimulation, therapeutic laser, therapeutic ultrasound, and now acupuncture, combined with specially designed exercises, massage and stretching.  The benefits are flexibility, decreased pain, return of normal neurologic function, and increased movement to injured or aged joints. These efforts result in a safe return to former physical strength and muscle tone. The culminating effect is a happier, healthier family pet.

Our patients come to us for many reasons. Some pets are recovering from a major orthopedic surgery or have experienced an injury to muscles, tendons, or nerves. Many of our patients are suffering from physical changes brought on by aging or a less than perfect conformation. When any of these circumstances diminish a pet's quality of life, we can help.

Kari is a Registered Veterinary Technician who graduated from Tomball College in 2004.  She received her certification in Canine Rehabilitation through the University of Tennessee Certification Program in the summer of 2006. She is our Rehabilitation Technician and heads the rehabilitation center at the Indian Springs location in The Woodlands, Texas. Kari works very closely with Dr. Rick Wall to ensure that all of the patients get the attention and the appropriate therapy needed. Recently, adding even more knowledge to help her with her patients, Kari has completed courses at the Chi Institute.  Her instruction there was in Chinese veterinary medicine, which allows her to have a versatile approach when treating the rehab patients.  As the youngest of seven siblings, Kari's main love and inspiration is her family, the people and pets!  She shares her life with Cocoa Bear, Leo, and Tootsie Roll (her spoiled Dachshunds) and Sunny (the Miniature Pincher/Terrier mix).  In her leisure time she volunteers at the Houston Zoo (giraffes being her favorite), and enjoys dancing and going. Pictured is Gabbi who is recovering from back surgery.