Veterinary Medicine

Dr. Michael O. Woolley, a 1981 graduate of South West Texas State University, received his doctorate of veterinary medicine from Texas A&M college of veterinary medicine in 1986.

I first knew I wanted to be a veterinarian at a young age. My love of animals and people could not have directed me to a better place in life. When our hospital opened in 1998 we had no idea if we would succeed or not, but we knew that sometimes the greatest things in life come with taking a chance and doing things honestly and with sincerity.

Dr. Carolyn Stewart, a 1986 graduate of UTSA, received her doctorate of veterinary medicine from Texas A&M college of veterinary medicine in 1992.

When you become a veterinarian you know one thing, you love animals! What you don't know is the bond that you will develop with your clients, their families and your co workers. Veterinary medicine has a way of opening people's hearts. There is a common conception that eyes are the windows to the soul, I disagree. I believe animals are.  On a daily basis people share stories with us that make us laugh and cry and some stories give us the chance to learn and grow and to realize how lucky we are to be blessed with loving families.