Meet the Team Behind
the Care
Compassionate Experts. Dedicated Healers.
At NH Pet Physical Rehabilitation Center, our team is made up of experienced professionals who are passionate about helping pets live more comfortable, mobile lives. We combine advanced training with genuine love for animals to deliver personalized, hands-on care that supports every step of your pet’s healing journey.
Our Doctors
Dr. Sudha Komma, DVM
Medical Director
Dr. Sudha Komma brings over 20 years of experience in general veterinary practice and a deep commitment to compassionate, accessible care. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Tufts University, holds a Master’s in Public Health from Boston University, and a Master’s in Veterinary Science (Microbiology) from ANGRAU.
As a seasoned general practitioner, Dr. Komma’s clinical interests span preventive care, internal medicine, surgery, dermatology, dentistry, and exotic pet medicine. She’s also passionate about holistic approaches, including herbal medicine and acupuncture, and has developed a special focus on the unique needs of senior pets.
Known for her dedication to high-quality, affordable veterinary services, Dr. Komma is honored to lead the LRVC team in delivering outstanding care to the pets and families of Hudson and surrounding communities.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Komma enjoys playing chess, cooking global cuisine, and exploring new places with her family. She and her husband, Suren, have lived in New Hampshire for the past 15 years and share their home with their two children, Manu and Sai, and their beloved Bernese Mountain Dog, Nova.
Hannah
PT Team
Hannah started her animal-care career at a stable for lesson horses where she taught girl-scouts the ins and outs of good horsemanship, but behind the scenes she helped to maintain the physical well being of all of the horses- this is where she gained her interest in body work. Between stretching out a senior before and after lessons, or coming up with a plan to rest and recover a lame horse, she fell in love with getting to see animals directly benefit from the care she was able to provide.
She went to Stonehill College and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in biology in 2021, and enrolled in Penn Foster’s accredited vet-tech program in 2025. Shortly after graduating, she moved out to Colorado where she began her career in veterinary medicine as a vet-assistant, and has continued to learn and grow in the field since then.
Hannah lives with her wife and their little menagerie of animals- the cats Obi-Wan and Spooky, her snake Jumbalaya, Kaiju the gecko, and several fish tanks. She loves all animals- furred, feathered, or scaled- and has a goal to encourage comfort and longevity and maintain a good quality of life for every patient she works with. She is passionate about client education, so you know how to take the best care of your best friend when you take them home after each visit.