Dr. Ochoa earned her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from St. George University and completed her program with excellent scores. She has over 7 years of experience working as a veterinarian for Whitehouse Veterinary Hospital in Whitehouse, TX (Practice Profile).
Dr. Ochoa attended Louisiana Tech for her undergraduate school and then St. George University to complete veterinary school. After completing veterinary school she furthered her experience with clinical routines at LSU.
Work experience: 7 years as a veterinarian
Location: Whitehouse, TX
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Every day I see at least 3 to 5 dogs who are having diarrhea. There are many reasons why your dog may have diarrhea and there are some things you can do at home to […]
Some puppies that I see will have diarrhea. Often these puppies are still very playful, eating and acting normal. These instances can indicate the beginning of health issues such as parvovirus but can also be […]
There have been a few times when a dog has come into my clinic coughing up blood. If you ever have a dog that is coughing up blood, they need to see your vet or […]
Many times, I see dogs who come into my clinic that have eaten something toxic. This may be grapes, rat poison, dark chocolate or a foreign object such as a sock. If you catch your […]
Does your dog have a wart? Many older dogs can start to develop warts or small little bumps and growths. These warts are usually nothing to worry about. However, they will bother some dogs who […]
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Your situation:✓ your dog is a senior dog✓ your dog is no longer eating✓ your dog is showing other signs of illness(If this is NOT your situation, click here.) There are many health conditions that […]
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