The Whole Horse Veterinary Clinic and Central Tx Equine

6448 State Hwy 71, Garwood, TX, 77442

The Whole Horse Veterinary Clinic provides equine medicine and rehabilitation, including osteopathic, lameness, ozone, laser, and wound treatments, plus canine ozone therapy.

Call (979) 243-4969
8 servicesDogs, Horses
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Equine Veterinary CareEquine RehabilitationOsteopathic EvaluationLameness ExaminationOzone TherapyLaser TherapyWound TreatmentCanine Ozone Therapy

What The Whole Horse Veterinary Clinic and Central Tx Equine says

In their own words, from thewholehorse.com, read October 11, 2026.

  • Accepting new patientsWe welcome all new clients to our FULL SERVICE veterinary facility.
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