Veterinarians
Dr. Morris
Veterinarian
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Veterinarian
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Veterinarian
Veterinarian
Dr. Lindsey has practiced in Fort Worth and Granbury since her graduation from Texas A&M University in 1978. She has been board certified in canine and feline practice by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners since 1985, and has special interests in feline practice and internal medicine. Shelter pets are also close to her heart, and she enjoys high quality/high volume spay/neuter surgery.
Dr. Cuttrell graduated from the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2021. Prior to veterinary school, he attended Texas A&M University where he was on the skeet shooting team. Dr. Cuttrell enjoys surgery, dermatology, and internal medicine. He grew up in Fort Worth, went to school locally and returned home after graduating to help is neighborhood care for animals. Dr. Cuttrell likes working at Animal Hospital Southwest because he gets to help pet owners live wonderful lives with their pets everyday.
Dr. Cuttrell loves spending time at his family farm. At Animal Hospital Southwest, we all have our specialties that make us everyday super heroes. He can calm an upset pet better than a hypnotist.
Dr. Morris graduated from Veterinary School at Texas A&M in 1971. He has owned and operated Animal Hospital Southwest since 1975. Dr. Morris enjoys promoting preventive care for pets to keep them from getting sick and promoting the bond between a pet and it’s owner.
When not at the hospital, Dr. Morris spends his spare time running, bird watching and going to plays. At Animal Hospital Southwest, we all have our specialties that make us everyday super heroes. Dr. Morris has the special skill of being able to place catheters in a single bound. If he were a real super hero though, his would be the ability to thwart evil with a wisp of his finger.
Dr. Cooper graduated from Veterinary School at LSU in 2004. She worked in a large and small animal veterinary hospital in Louisiana and a small animal hospital in Ohio before settling in Fort Worth. Dr. Cooper Joined the Animal Hospital Southwest team in 2008. She joined our team to practice veterinary medicine in a caring in environment with quality medicine. Dr. Cooper enjoys spending everyday at Animal Hospital Southwest promoting the human-animal bond.
Dr. Cooper’s spare time is spent with her family, including her two cats, Fluffy and Cutie Pie, and her dog, Nola. At Animal Hospital Southwest, we all have our specialties that make us everyday super heroes. Dr. Cooper has the special ability to get a sick pet to eat faster than a speeding bullet. If she were a real super hero though, she would like the ability to read pet’s minds and speak their language.
