Seasonal allergies have gone to the dogs (and cats)
Is your pet keeping you awake at night with excessive itching and licking? Do their paws look red and irritated? They might be suffering from allergies! It might be surprising… Read more
Ice, Ice Baby
The pandemic has made it so most of are spending more time with our pets—which is great. However, that also might mean more walk time for them in cold and… Read more
What Vaccinations Does Your Pet Really Need?
Vaccinations have become a hot topic—but when it comes to your pets, vaccinations don’t need to be controversial or complicated. As veterinarians, we know that vaccinating your pets is one… Read more
Brush Up On Your Pet’s Dental Health Now!
Our Dental Special ends Feb. 28th! Just like humans, when pets don’t get regular dental care, it can be a mouthful of trouble—we’ve seen it firsthand. It’s not just about… Read more
Be Santa Paws For Homeless Pets
We know this has been a challenging year for almost everyone—and pets are no exception. So we hope you’ll open your heart and donate to our Kimberling Cares Holiday Supply Drive for… Read more
Who IS That Masked Man??
Preparing Your Pets for Holiday Guests & More The holiday season may be a little different this year, but chances are you’ll be having more people in your home than… Read more
PRP Therapy is Cutting-Edge but Minimally Invasive
We’re thrilled to announce that Dr. Henry and our Kimberling team are now able to offer PRP, or Platelet-Rich Plasma, therapy to treat joint disease and injuries, promote healing, and reduce… Read more
We’re HERE and We CARE!
As part of your family’s trusted healthcare team we are remaining open to serve your pets, but with changes to our procedures so we minimize contact and reduce the risk… Read more
Fleas and Ticks Don’t Shelter In Place!
Walking your dog may be the bright spot of your day, especially when so many of us are sheltering in place. But whether it’s to get away from your family… Read more
A Tiger At a U.S. Zoo Tests Positive For the Coronavirus
What Does It Mean for Your Pets? The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reporting that a tiger at the Bronx Zoo in New York has tested positive for the… Read more