H & E West Mo Veterinary Clinic

H & E West Mo Veterinary Clinic We offer a variety of services for both large and small!

🎉 Congratulations, Ellie! 🎉Today we're celebrating one of our own as she heads off to begin an exciting new chapter in v...
08/01/2026

🎉 Congratulations, Ellie! 🎉

Today we're celebrating one of our own as she heads off to begin an exciting new chapter in veterinary school!

Ellie has been a valued part of our clinic team and community, and we've had the privilege of watching her work tirelessly toward this goal.

We couldn't be more proud of everything she has accomplished, and we know she's going to make an incredible veterinarian. While we'll miss having her around the clinic, we're so excited to see all that the future holds for her.

Please join us in wishing Ellie the very best as she starts veterinary school. Congratulations, Ellie, we're cheering you on every step of the way!

Did You Know? Missouri Was Home to One of the World's Most Amazing Dogs! Have you ever heard of Jim the Wonder Dog?Jim w...
07/15/2026

Did You Know?

Missouri Was Home to One of the World's Most Amazing Dogs!

Have you ever heard of Jim the Wonder Dog?

Jim was an English Setter who lived in Marshall, Missouri, during the 1920s and 1930s. While he was an exceptional hunting dog, he became famous for something much more extraordinary. Jim amazed people by seemingly understanding complex commands in multiple languages, recognizing people he had never met, identifying specific vehicles, and even correctly predicting the winners of several Kentucky Derbies.

Thousands of people, including veterinarians, professors, judges, and reporters, traveled to witness Jim's incredible abilities firsthand. To this day, no one can fully explain how he did it, making him one of Missouri's most fascinating legends.

Whether you believe Jim had an extraordinary gift or simply possessed remarkable intelligence and intuition, his story is a wonderful reminder of the amazing bond we share with our dogs.

Have you visited Jim's memorial in Marshall, Missouri? We'd love to hear your favorite Jim the Wonder Dog story! Or tell us about something your own pet wonderful!

One Injection. One Year of Protection. Say goodbye to remembering monthly flea and tick prevention!BRAVECTO® Quantum is ...
07/10/2026

One Injection. One Year of Protection.

Say goodbye to remembering monthly flea and tick prevention!

BRAVECTO® Quantum is now available for dogs and provides:
✔️ Up to 12 months of flea protection
✔️ Up to 12 months of protection against most tick species (including black-legged, American dog, brown dog, Asian longhorned, and Gulf Coast ticks)
✔️ Just one injection administered by your veterinarian
✔️ No monthly reminders or missed doses

Protecting your dog year-round has never been easier!

📣📣📣 Special Offer: Receive a $25 rebate with each qualifying BRAVECTO® Quantum dose purchased for a limited time!*

Give us a call to see if BRAVECTO® Quantum is the right choice for your dog and schedule an appointment today!

Year-round protection. One visit. Peace of mind.

*Rebate is fulfilled by the manufacturer and subject to program terms and eligibility requirements. Ask us for details or visit the manufacturer's rebate page.

🔆Heat Safety Reminder for Your Pets & Livestock🔆The summer heat is here, and it's important to keep all of our animals s...
06/29/2026

🔆Heat Safety Reminder for Your Pets & Livestock🔆

The summer heat is here, and it's important to keep all of our animals safe and comfortable during these hot days.

Here are a few simple tips:
-Always provide access to fresh, clean water.
-Make sure animals have plenty of shade or a cool place to rest.
-Limit exercise and strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day.
-Never leave a pet in a parked vehicle—even for just a few minutes.
-Watch for signs of heat stress, including excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, or collapse.

Livestock can also suffer from heat stress. Be sure they have adequate shade, clean water, and good airflow. If possible, avoid working or transporting animals during the heat of the day.

If you think your pet or livestock is experiencing heat stroke, it is a medical emergency. Move them to a cool area, offer cool (not ice-cold) water if they are alert, and contact us right away.

Stay safe, stay cool, and enjoy your summer! ❤️

📢 Big News!Our Clinton location is now open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM!It's hard to believe we've been part ...
06/03/2026

📢 Big News!

Our Clinton location is now open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM!

It's hard to believe we've been part of the Clinton community for over a year already. We want to thank all of our clients for your support, trust, and warm welcome over the past year.

We'd also like to give a special thank you to the Markaway family for trusting us with their clients and helping make this opportunity possible.

We're excited for what the future holds and look forward to continuing to care for your pets and livestock for years to come!

Thank you, Clinton! ❤️

📍741 E. Gaines Dr. Clinton, MO 64735

☎️ 660-476-2168

Please join us in welcoming our newest veterinarian, Dr. Anna Divin, to our team!Dr. Divin is a recent graduate of the U...
06/02/2026

Please join us in welcoming our newest veterinarian, Dr. Anna Divin, to our team!

Dr. Divin is a recent graduate of the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine (M-I-Z!) and is excited to begin serving the animals and families of our community.

As a mixed-animal veterinarian, Anna looks forward to caring for both small and large animal patients while building lasting relationships with the clients we are privileged to serve.

We are thrilled that Anna and her fiancé have chosen to make our community their home. If you see her around the clinic, please introduce yourself and help us give her a warm welcome!

Welcome, Dr. Divin—we're excited to have you on board!

Missouri Cattle Producers: Have You Heard of Theileria?An emerging cattle disease called Theileria is continuing to spre...
05/31/2026

Missouri Cattle Producers: Have You Heard of Theileria?

An emerging cattle disease called Theileria is continuing to spread across Missouri. This tick-borne parasite infects red blood cells and can cause severe anemia in affected cattle. The disease is spread primarily by the Asian longhorned tick, which has now been identified in many areas of our state.

Clinical signs may include:
• Weakness and lethargy
• Pale gums, eyelids, or v***a
• Weight loss
• Decreased milk production
• Abortions
• Yellow discoloration of tissues (jaundice)
• Sudden death in severe cases

One challenge is that Theileria often looks very similar to anaplasmosis, making laboratory testing important for an accurate diagnosis.

What can producers do?
✔ Monitor cattle closely for signs of anemia
✔ Check cattle regularly for ticks
✔ Implement a consistent tick control program
✔ Work with your veterinarian if you notice pale animals, weakness, unexplained abortions, or unexpected losses

Unfortunately, there is currently no approved treatment or vaccine available in the United States, making prevention and early recognition especially important. Once infected, cattle may remain carriers for life.

If you have questions about Theileria, tick control, or concerns about your herd, contact our clinic. We're happy to discuss testing and management options.

Congrats Tessa! Best of luck to you next year!
05/29/2026

Congrats Tessa! Best of luck to you next year!

Happy Memorial Weekend! Our Appleton City Clinic will have normal hours today, May 23 (8am-12pm). But we will be close...
05/23/2026

Happy Memorial Weekend!

Our Appleton City Clinic will have normal hours today, May 23 (8am-12pm). But we will be closed on Monday in honor of Memorial Day.

Today is National Rescue Dog Day!Do you have a Rescued Dog? We'd love to see them and hear their story!“Saving one dog ...
05/20/2026

Today is National Rescue Dog Day!

Do you have a Rescued Dog? We'd love to see them and hear their story!

“Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for that one dog, the world will change forever.”

Address

106 W 5th Street
Appleton City, MO
64724

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+16604762168

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