Claycomo Animal Hospital

Heads Up - We will not have Dr Roach in the hospital for appointments on Wednesday 8/14
AND again on Thursday 8/22.

We will be open however - from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm -
for any questions, RX medicine and food pickup.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Take care - be safe - enjoy the last of Summer and upcoming Fall!

Happy 4th of July!!! Pay close attention to your pets outside as if they are ever gonna jump the fence or dig out this may be the day. If you are unsure best to keep them on a leash. Be safe!!! We reopen tomorrow at 7:30 am.

We seem to be having phone trouble today -
ATT is on it and working diligently.
Please use our email [email protected] to reach out to us or come by. Will post when phones are back!

Hello - Susan checking in to let everyone know that we have changed our online pharmacy - Yes, we no longer utilize Vetsource as our online pharmacy. We have transferred to RxPro - easily accessible from our website, just click the tab "Online Pharmacy" at the top of the home page. They offer stackable rebates and promo codes on prescription and retail items and allow you to support your local vet by returning a portion of proceeds to us! If you are considering Online purchases for your pets, please check out RxPRO and call us if any questions! Have a great summer!

Heads Up... Dr Roach will be out of the office for a well-deserved vacation March 25th - March 29th. The hospital WILL BE OPEN 8am - 4pm during this time for prescriptions and food purchases. If you do find yourself needing medical assistance during this time, please call and we will do our best to help and direct.

We seem to be having phone issues this morning...try 816 452 2622 if you can't get through. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Watch out!!!

Coyotes are more active this time of year. Here’s how to keep your pets safe A recent coyote attack on a dog in Arlington Heights prompted Arlington Heights police to issue a Facebook warning and wildlife experts note that the animals could be particularly active in the coming...

Microchips rock!!! We scanned a kitty yesterday that was reunited with its owner after being missing for 4 years.

With the bitter cold temps we are experiencing and even colder temps on the way please make sure your pets are kept indoors with limited time outdoors. In the event they are outdoor pets please make sure they have adequate shelter with insulation/bedding or bring them inside til temps are back to a more reasonable level. Stay warm and keep safe!!!

Another story for why microchipping is so important!!

Spring Break is rapidly approaching! Please be advised that Dr. Roach will not be in the office 3/20/23 through 3/24/23 while he enjoys Spring Break with his family. Our office will be open during this time for the purchase of prescription medications and foods and referral of any medical needs to emergency and specialty facilities.

It can be easy to overfeed your pet. Help keep their weight at a proper level by asking our team about the best feeding strategies for your furry friend.

Microchipping is not just for outdoor pets! Even if your cat spends their time indoors, a microchip can help return your pet if they become lost. During your pet's next visit, ask us for more information on microchipping them!

Today is National Walking the Dog Day! Where do you and your furry friend go to get exercise?

Your pet's dental health is vital to overall health and quality of life. A diseased mouth can reduce your pet's appetite and make everyday activities more uncomfortable. Fortunately, dental disease is preventable! Schedule your pet's routine dental cleaning today.

This week is Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week! We want to take a moment and thank our whole staff for their hard work and dedication to caring for all our furry patients.

Each month, our team will highlight our favorite dog breeds! This month is the Dachshund.

Dachshunds are loyal companions who are most recognizable by their short, long bodies! What are other names you and your family use to describe these spunky, but loving dogs?

Vaccinating your pet can help prevent the spread of deadly diseases. Whether you have an adult dog who needs an annual rabies vaccine; or have a new kitten who needs a booster, we are here to help keep their vaccinations up to date!

Routine appointments allow our team to keep an accurate benchmark on your pet's overall health. Call us today to schedule their next visit!

When your puppy is around 12-to-16 weeks, talk to your vet about starting heartworm prevention. Heartworm infection, when left undetected, can be fatal for your pet. Help keep them healthy this year by scheduling their vaccination visit today.

We love to showcase your lovely furry friends! Introduce your pet in the comments below so we can see all their adorable faces!

Parasites are preventable in most cases. Be sure to ask our team about the different ways to help keep your pet parasite free!

Dr. Roach will be out of the hospital 8/8/22 - 8/12/22. We will -however -be open 8am-5pm Monday - Friday that week to fill prescription medication/food needs and answer questions . In case of Emergency - please contact Mission Veterinary Emergency Specialty at 913 722 5566 or MU Veterinary Health Center at 816 455 5430 or Blue Pearl at either the Northland location 816 759 5016 or Overland Park location 913 642 9563. Try not to melt!

Vaccinating your pet can help prevent them from diseases and viruses! If your pet needs their next round of vaccinations, contact us today.

We found these two Boxers running Highway 69 this morning when we arrived to work! Help get them Home! Call us if you have any information on the owners! 816 452 2621

With our pets today, dental care is more important than ever! Schedule your pet’s next dental examination and cleaning to ensure they do not have any undetected dental disease.