Cape Small Animal Clinic

08/15/2026

Dr. B’s birthday wish came true— a head full of hair again! 🤪

(Recently, we took updated pics of our veterinarians for our website and lobby TV. The photographer had some fun with Photoshop.)

Happiest of birthdays to Dr. Brian! 🎂

08/05/2026

Welp, guess we’re not getting the clinic laundry done today. 🧺
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07/30/2026

Ivy, a Yorkie puppy, is barely as tall as our treat jar, and we can say she is a TREAT herself! 🤗 🥰 🐾

07/28/2026

Our veterinarians are circled around ‘AWESOME ADDIE,’ who our entire team wishes all the best as she heads off to Mizzou College of Veterinary Medicine! 🙌
If you ask our doctors how to describe Addie & her years as a technician and kennel attendant, they’d say she ABSOLUTELY has the qualities needed to one day become an exceptional veterinarian. They said, she’s:
-Hard working
-Bright
-Observant
-Easy to get along with
-Always willing to come back in & help with after-hours emergencies
-Kind
-Our cat and kitten expert

Addie is one of four technicians at Cape Small Animal Clinic, who all recently were accepted into veterinary school, which isn’t easy at all. Our team is just beaming with pride and so very happy for each of them. All the best to Addie, as she works her last day with us today. We can’t wait see your future unfold, and thank you so much for being “AWESOME ADDIE!” 🌟

07/24/2026

We are so proud of Hannah! Even when she started as a longtime technician with us, we just knew she was going to go out and do big things! 🌟

Why do some dairy cows develop difficult-to-treat udder infections?

That's the question second-year CVM student Hannah Jones is exploring this summer through the Veterinary Research Scholars Program.

Under the mentorship of Dr. Pamela Adkins, Hannah’s studying how an organism called Prototheca spreads between cows and their environments. Her research could one day help dairy producers improve herd health and reduce milk production losses.

07/19/2026

We love a “clinic wedding!” Congrats to the new Mr. and Mrs. Kile, and all the best to Emma as she begins this new chapter at veterinary school with her new husband. 💍🩺

07/13/2026

Uh, oh… Bing Clawsby isn’t feeling it. 🐈‍⬛ 😂

07/02/2026

We will be closing early Friday and remain closed until Monday. 🇺🇸 🎆 Please remember to keep your pets hydrated in this heat & away from fireworks. Have a great weekend celebrating America’s 250th birthday!

06/30/2026

Proud tears and thankful for all her years! Let’s hear it for “The Future Dr. Emma”, who’s wrapping up her final week working here at the clinic. She’s heading off soon to get married and GO TO VETERINARY SCHOOL AT MIZZOU! 🙌 🙌 Emma has worked her tail off to achieve this goal of hers, and we’re so very, very happy and proud for her. We are also so grateful for her years here at Cape Small, where she’s worked her way up from a part-time kennel tech to a full-time veterinary technician! Emma has the biggest heart for pets and people! Countless times, you can find her holding a hand as an owner grieves the loss of a pet or going the extra step to help someone download our app. She’s always willing to answer so many questions from callers, or working with clients to find the right food for their pets, and explaining medications meticulously. Frankly, if this world had more EMMA’s, we’d be so much better off. Emma, we know you’re going to do well at MU. We thank you- we’re so happy for your future! 👰 💐 🩺🐾🐯

06/25/2026

Let’s hear it for Cluck!! 🙌