Christine Hinze, DVM

20/04/2023

Meet Hope. She sustained a back injury and was completely paralyzed a few months ago. She has been going to rehab for underwater treadmill and electric stimulation in addition to reiki and acupuncture. This is her today trying to stand after our session. And she's up for adoption ;P

11/03/2023

Lots of helpful correlations being made. Maybe there is something in one of these publications that could have a healthful impact on you and your pets. Or perhaps you are interested in enrollment for an upcoming project.

Associations between physical activity and cognitive dysfunction in older companion dogs: results from the Dog Aging Project

26/02/2023

Spotty doing much better today. Amazing how much difference a week can make.

20/02/2023

Video of spotty walking again

20/02/2023

Spotty was completely paralyzed in the rear end a month ago. His owners are doing an excellent job with rehab at home and he gets massage, chiropractic, and acupuncture weekly. Very happy with the progress.

10/10/2022

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17/10/2021

This came as a huge surprise and I just want to give a big shout out to those who voted me their 2021 Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite!!!

10/07/2021

At first I thought it must be some sort of joke. But no, Herorats are for real. Animals really do take care of us! https://youtu.be/DOAy5YxG-Yw

APOPO and its HeroRATs have been saving lives all over the world for 20 years.

07/03/2021

Happy Sunday everyone!!!

Happy dog dance

09/02/2021

Check your pet's dental health. February is dental month in the veterinary industry. Dental issues in our pets are very common!! Studies have shown that up to 70% of cats have dental disease by the age of 2 yrs. The numbers are similar for dogs. Dental disease is painful and contributes to systemic disease that affects their heart and kidneys and even increases insulin resistance. Here is a dental scoring tool that I found, give it a whirl: https://pds.e-vds.vet

30/01/2021

18/12/2020

Amazing how the anesthesia can be performed for a shark and headway being made in aquatic animal medicine. But I still dont see how they muzzled the shark :P

GULFPORT, MS - On September 29, 2020, the veterinary team at Mississippi Aquarium, along with outside medical experts, successfully performed a novel spinal ...

28/11/2020

A great big THANK YOU to my clients who voted for me :) ❤️ We won the 2020 Best of Petmasters nomination!!

10/11/2020

Does this remind any of you of anyone you know? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY-aGtK5sck

Lulu the Shiba Inu has to go get spayed/ de-sexed at the vet - but she pretends to be dead to avoid having to go... treats are the only thing to revive her! ...

28/10/2020

Hello everyone, I hope your week is going well. I am looking for suggestions on a location for a pop-up clinic to benefit the Galveston Island Humane Society. I plan to offer chiropractic adjustments for dogs as a fund-raising event soon. All suggestions considered. Thank you and Happy Halloween.

08/10/2020

Sometimes you have to wonder why someone had to do a study to "prove" things we already know. This really is pretty cool though.

When dog-parents spend extra time scratching their dogs’ bellies, take their dogs out for long walks and games of fetch, or even when they feel constant frustration over their dogs’ naughty chewing habits, they are gradually shaping their pets’ personalities. Dogs, like people, have moods and

01/10/2020

National Walk Your Dog Week: October 1-7
It's National Walk Your Dog Week! Walking your dog is so important, especially as the rate of pet obesity in the U.S. increases. Maintaining a healthy weight reduces the risk of several diseases and can extend the life of your pooch. Here are a few other ways to help your dog live longer.

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https://www.texvetpets.org/article/three-ways-help-dog-live-longer/

Every veterinarian wants your best friend to live a long and healthy life. Here are three ways to keep your four-legged family member in excellent health.

16/09/2020

Dogs are awesome!!!

Researchers in Germany have found that army sniffer dogs can discern between samples from coronavirus-infected and healthy patients. So high is the level of accuracy, they hope this can be used in real-life scenarios.

16/09/2020

Medical Clinics 2012