by Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation of Homer Glen | Apr 7, 2026 | Blog
Client Name: Kristi and KenPatient Name:Sawyer “Sawyer is the happiest, sweetest boy. He always has a smile on his face, and it’s the cutest thing! The whole team is constantly vying over who gets to see him at any given visit. We all love you,...
by Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation of Homer Glen | Mar 12, 2026 | Blog
Client Name: Carrie and JohnPatient Name: Rio “There are no words to properly express my love for Rio. He and Vivian (can’t leave her out 😜) light up my day every time I see them. It has been wonderful to see him bounce back from a difficult time and do things...
by Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation of Homer Glen | Feb 4, 2026 | Blog
Client Name: Danielle Patient Name: Piper “We are so lucky to have gotten to know Piper over the years. She is such a sweetheart, and it is our privilege to keep her comfortable so she can continue to be the happy, lively girl we know and love!” Dr. Brittany...
by Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation of Homer Glen | Jan 7, 2026 | Blog
Client Name: Denise Patient Name: Jax “Jax is the sweetest boy. We are so lucky to be a part of his continued mobility at almost 16 years old, and we look forward to seeing him at every visit. Keep on trucking, Jax!” Dr. Brittany Ludwig “Jax is so sweet...
by Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation of Homer Glen | Dec 5, 2025 | Blog
Client Name: Dale and Nick Patient Name: Tank “We are so happy to help keep Tank moving and grooving at the age of 15! He is never afraid to tell us what he does and does not want, and we love that about him. Tell us all about it, Tank!” Dr. Brittany...
by Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation of Homer Glen | Nov 5, 2025 | Blog
Client Name: Tina Patient Name: Dutchess “It has been such a pleasure working with Dutchess. She is a character, so enjoying her peanut butter ball during treatments, but not until mom convinces her it is not poisoned! Dutchess is a wonderful companion and is so lucky...
