Dr. Blount is a companion animal (dogs and cats only) veterinarian,
who is Texas A&M Residency trained in Small Animal Internal Medicine. In addition to her Internal Medicine
referral and general medicine
practice, Dr. Blount conducts Continuing Education Seminars for small animal veterinarians, veterinary
technicians and animal control officers.
Dr. Blount recently taught an undergraduate college course on "Medicine and
Behavior in the Animal Sheltering Environment" for Duquesne University. She has also served as Medical
Director & Surgeon for SpayNeuterNac and O'Malley PET (Preventing Euthanasia Together).
Dr. Blount has received several prestigious awards in recent years, including the Texas Veterinary Medical
Association (TVMA) "Companion Animal Practitioner of the Year" for outstanding contributions to veterinary
medicine, the "Bilderback Award" for support of the animal sheltering community and the Texas Academy of
Veterinary Practitioners (TAVP) "Clinical
Referral and Consultation Award," which recognizes contributions made by outstanding veterinary practitioners.
In vet school and her early days of practice, Dr. Blount developed outstanding UltraSound
skills. She further honed these skills during her Texas A&M Residency under the guidance of some of the best
sonographers in the world. Over the years, she has become a veteran of literally thousands of successful
UltraSound exams. Dr. Blount has become well known for her UltraSound expertise which she incorporates into
almost all areas of her practice and referral diagnotics.
