Osage Regional Veterinary Clinic

09/16/2025

Looking for a styrofoam cooler? Come on over and grab one. We have plenty!

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08/11/2025

Hey Everyone!

The clinic will be closing at 5pm today in order to conduct our staff meeting. We appreciate the understanding and are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thanks,
ORVC Staff

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07/30/2025

Double the Cuteness, Double the Fun!
Get ready to melt! We have two absolutely adorable 8 week old tabby kittens who are looking for their furever home together! These playful two are full of purrs, pounces, and endless entertainment! The darker tabby is Oakley and the lighter tabby is Mr.Woody.
They love to cuddle, chase toys, and explore their surroundings with boundless curiosity. Bringing these two into your home means double the love, double the laughs, and double the snuggles!
They are FeLV negative and will be vaccinated for their age. A $60 adoption fee covers spay/neuter when old enough (they will have to return at appropriate age), microchip, rabies, and first dose of flea and tick preventions.
Please contact the clinic to fill out an application for adoption!

07/30/2025

The ORVC team and Dr. Kyle hosted a fantastic group of Boy Scouts and taught them all about the exciting world of veterinary medicine! We have lost count of how many years we have been privileged to be apart of this merit badge training!

The Scouts had a lot of curiosity and enthusiasm as we explored topics like animal anatomy, basic pet care, and even some common veterinary tools. We talked about what it takes to be a veterinarian, the different animals vets treat, and how important it is to keep our pets and production animals healthy!

These bright young minds asked some great questions and showed a genuine interest in animal welfare. Who knows, we might have met some future veterinarians!

07/23/2025

Cat Owners, Listen Up!
Let's talk about something serious: Cytauxzoonosis (often called "Bobcat Fever") in cats.
This is a devastating and often fatal tick-borne disease caused by the parasite Cytauxzoon felis. It's transmitted primarily by ticks. This parasite attaches to red blood cells and causes disease. Unfortunately, it's becoming more prevalent in many areas. It’s gets is nickname “Bobcat Fever” as the natural host for his disease is the bobcat, which lives in all areas of Missouri, including in town!
What you need to know:
• Symptoms are severe and rapid: High fever, lethargy, loss of appetite, difficulty breathing, jaundice (yellowing of skin/eyes), and dehydration can develop quickly. Symptoms can develop 10 days after an infected tick bites your cat.
• It's often fatal: Without aggressive and immediate veterinary care, the prognosis is very poor.
• Prevention is KEY! There's no vaccine, so protecting your cat from ticks is absolutely crucial.
• Be Vigilant: If you notice any of the symptoms mentioned above, especially if your cat has been outdoors or had potential tick exposure, seek veterinary care IMMEDIATELY. Time is critical with this disease.
Let's spread awareness to protect our beloved feline companions. Share this post to help inform other cat owners! ❤️

07/22/2025

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07/11/2025

Be sure to put this on your calendar to check out!

ORVC is proud to sponsor local events in Osage Country such as this!

07/04/2025

Happy 4th of July from the ORVC team!

We are closed today, but will be open tomorrow the 5th!

06/25/2025

ADOPTED

We are pleased to introduce a charming and distinctive tortie kitten currently seeking her forever home!
She has a super friendly personality and healthy curiosity for her environment!
She is vaccinated for her age, dewormed, microchipped, and litterbox trained. She has received a clean bill of health from our veterinary team!
A $60 adoption fee will cover her spay and rabies when she is old enough!
To inquire about adopting this girl or to learn more about our adoption process, please contact us directly at 573-897-3186 or reach out over messenger!

06/20/2025

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06/20/2025

Useful information for heat protection!

06/19/2025

***OWNER FOUND***
Who’s missing this ole fella? He wondered on to a clients property. Very sweet disposition but we know he is missing home!

He is not at the clinic, but someone is willing to hold him for a couple days!

Please share!!