Helpful Links
An internet-based lookup tool to assist with microchip identification sponsored by the American Animal Hospital Association.
A site from the American Animal Hospital Association for pet owners to obtain information about pets and veterinarians
A non-profit organization that promotes the interest, improves the public stature, and increases the knowledge of veterinarians in the field of feline medicine and surgery.
Site about heartworm disease control, prevention and treatment.
The Association is the authorized voice for the veterinary profession in presenting its views to government, academia, agriculture, pet owners, the media, and other concerned publics.
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Info on pet care, poison control center, adoption, reporting of cuelty, etc.
The Cassville Chamber of Commerce website has links to area businesses and attractions as well as information about Cassville and the surrounding area.
A non-profit organization of veterinarians and parasitologists dedicated to protecting your family and your pets from parasites and zoonotic disease.
A pdf printable brochure about parasite controll measures for pets.
Resources to help you make decisions related to euthanasia and the greif associated with it.
American Animal Hospital Association’s website with helpful information for pet owners.
Missouri Veterinary Medical Association site
Operation Bark Alert is a sight for reporting unlicensed dog breeders that are putting the health and welfare of pets at risk.
A site to assist pet owners dealing with the loss of a beloved pet.
An online tool to help return lost pets to their owners. Enter the microchip number and hit submit.
A site for placement and location of pets.
Petside.com has a large collection of articles written by veterinarians, behaviorists and other pet specialists.
Instructions for the proper brushing technique for animals teeth
Springfield Dog Training Club
The University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine
Caring for your pet in all kinds of weather conditions.
AAHA Accredited
What does it mean to be AAHA-accredited? AAHA-accredited hospitals adhere to rigorous standards to ensure that your pet receives the highest quality care available. Click here to find out more. We Passed with flying colors! We just finished our American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) evaluation. We voluntarily undergo an onsite evaluation every 3 years where we are assessed on over 900 standards of the highest care. Fewer than 15% of small animal hospitals in North America achieve this status and we are proud to be one of them!
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PROHEART HEARTWORM PREVENTION
Did you know we can give your dog an injection that will protect them for 6 to 12 months against heartworms? It is called Proheart and one injection will protect your dog against heartworms for 6 months or more. Give us a call!
SAVINGS AND PROTECTION!
When your pet gets a Proheart injection to protect them against heartworms and 12 months of Simparica to protect them against fleas and ticks, receive up to a $55 rebate !