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Wendy Blount, DVM
Eastex Veterinary Clinic, 7417 U.S. 59, Nacogdoches, TX 75964, (936)-560-1530
Southwood Drive Animal Clinic, 2300 Southwood Dr., Lufkin, Texas 75902, (936) 639-1825
drblount@vonallmen.net
 

Welcome to the Web site of Dr. Wendy Blount. Dr. Blount is a small animal veterinarian who treats dogs and cats only, and is Residency trained in Small Animal Internal Medicine. She is based in Nacogdoches and Lufkin, Texas. She sees appointments at the Eastex Veterinary Clinic on Wednesdays, and at Southwood Drive Animal Clinic every other Tuesday. She also travels to other small animal clinics in the area to see internal medicine referral patients, and to provide Continuing Education Seminars to veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Dr. Blount is currently working with the City of Nacogdoches Animal Shelter and the Humane Society of Nacogdoches County to begin a low cost spay-neuter clinic for those who need financial assistance. As well, she teaches a college course on "Medicine and Behavior in the Animal Sheltering Environment."

Click on the following links for more information about Dr. Blount and her practice philosophy and on the next link for more information about some of the diagnostic and treatment services she offers.

As well as being trained in Internal Medicine, Dr. Blount has an interest in nutrition and natural medicine, and also sees referral appointments for those who are interested in supporting their pets' health with nutrition and food supplements. Dr. Blount will offer both traditional and nutritional/natural therapies which in her experience are most beneficial. Some owners choose a purely conventional approach, some choose a natural approach, and many choose both. The choice is completely up to the owner, and Dr. Blount is willing to help support pets in the way that owners and referring veterinarian prefer.

For more information on common and not-so-common diseases and conditions of dogs and cats, as well as drugs used to treat dogs and cats, click on the "Encyclopedia" link to the left. Topics include behavior, preventive healthcare, natural healthcare, traditional healthcare, and small animal internal medicine.

We welcome your comments and suggestions, so let us know what you think of our Web site next time you see us!

- Wendy Blount, DVM


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