Veterinary Group of Chesterfield

12/10/2025

SantaPaws may have had to head back to the North Pole, but the Giving Tree is still at Vet Group! Come by anytime in the month of December and pick an ornament from the tree and help support a local rescue!
(Or give us a call. One of our staff will pick one for you and send you the QR code)
Thank you and Happy Holidays!

12/09/2025

Our holiday gift to you? Instant savings! 💰
Don't pay the enrollment fee for any new Care Plan sign-up*. That's $49.95 back in your pocket right now.

Use promo code HOLIDAY25 at checkout! This offer is running for a limited time only! Click to enroll and start saving instantly. https://bit.ly/3KzcgYA

*Enrollment must be completed before 12/31/2025 for $49.95 enrollment fee to be waived.

12/06/2025

Our pets can’t always tell us when something is wrong and keeping up with their regular screenings can tell you more than you’d think!

These screenings help catch problems early, prevent serious illness, and give you peace of mind.
-F***l Test (1-4 times per year)
-Parasite & Tick Screening (1-2 times per year)
-Wellness Bloodwork (1-2 times per year)

12/04/2025

National Cat Lovers’ Month is the perfect excuse to brag! 😽
What’s one thing you LOVE most about being a cat parent?

12/04/2025

Don't forget! SantaPaws is coming Saturday!!

12/03/2025

Skip the socks and give them what they really need: preventive wellness!

🎁 Enroll your pet in a Care Plan today and we'll waive the $49.95 enrollment fee for a limited time*. Use code HOLIDAY25 at checkout to claim your savings. https://bit.ly/44nf6a3

*Enrollment must be completed before 12/31/2025 for $49.95 enrollment fee to be waived

12/01/2025

Due to inclement weather and road conditions, we are closing today, December 1st, at 3:30 pm. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

If you have a pet emergency, please contact VEG in St Peters at 636-206-4789, in Brentwood at 314-970-5918 or VSS at 636-227-9400

Thank you for your understanding

- The Staff at Veterinary Group of Chesterfield

11/29/2025

Ride or Die /rīd or dī/ (noun): the one who steals your heart and your side of the bed. 😅

We wanna see your Ride or Dies — drop their pic in the comments below! ❤️🐾

11/27/2025

Let’s be honest, we are all feeling FULL of thanks today! 🦃
Happy Thanksgiving, from us to you!

11/22/2025

Just like humans, pets can develop diabetes. The good news? With early detection (through regular exams and screenings) and care, they can live happy, healthy lives.
If you notice these signs, book a visit with us. Early testing and treatment make all the difference.

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11/22/2025

Thanksgiving Reminders!
We will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27th. We will be open during regular business hours on November 28th and November 29th.

Food Dangers: While we all know people food can often be harmful for our pets; it is especially important to remember this around the holidays. Avoid sharing any sweets or leftovers with your furry best friend. By keeping these potentially toxic foods out of your pet’s reach, you will not only ensure the safety of your pet, but it will help keep the extra pounds off your pet during the holidays. For a list of foods and beverages that are hazardous to dogs and cats, click below.

If your pet needs immediate care while we are closed, please contact:
Veterinary Emergency Group
2101 South Brentwood Boulevard
Brentwood, MO 63144

(314) 970-2545

Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!

Learn which Thanksgiving foods are unsafe for pets. Keep your furry friends healthy by avoiding common holiday foods that could harm them.

11/20/2025

Thanksgiving is all about good food and gratitude, but some household favorites aren’t safe for pets.

🚫 Do not share: turkey bones, onions, garlic, grapes/raisins, chocolate, ham/ham bones, gravy, alcohol, and rich or fatty foods. Also, keep an eye out for any products containing xylitol!

✅ Safer treats: a small taste of plain turkey (no skin, no seasoning) or plain veggies like green beans and carrots (no seasoning, butter, onions or garlic).
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