Bryan Road Animal Hospital

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Bryan Road Animal Hospital Dr. A. Vricella | Dr. W. Wright
Dr. V. Loder | Dr. K. Hopwood | Dr. L. Germany We are a small animal and exotics practice. We are a Fear Free Practice.
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We are happy to treat your dogs, cats, pocket pets, and birds. We are available for wellness and illness visits, as well as surgery. Please call to schedule your appointment today! We also now have a Class IV Companion Therapy Laser and are able to schedule laser sessions. Our owner is Dr. Amberle Wright, a 2010 graduate of the University of Missouri. She is the daughter of Dr. Bill Wright, a 1975 graduate of the University of Missouri and an associate veterinarian at the clinic. Also on staff is Dr. Anne Clapper, a 2008 graduate of the University of Missouri. We are members of the American Veterinary Medical Association,
the Missouri Veterinary Medical Association, Greater St. Louis Veterinary Medical Association, Veterinary Information Network and the O'Fallon Chamber of Commerce. We offer home delivery for medications and prescription diets through our online pharmacy. All products are backed by their manufacturer's guarantee. http://bryanroadanimalhospital2.vetsourcecms.com/

The clocks fall back an hour today...did you pet get the memo and let you sleep in?? Tell us below!
11/01/2026

The clocks fall back an hour today...did you pet get the memo and let you sleep in?? Tell us below!

We hope you have a safe and happy night!
10/31/2026

We hope you have a safe and happy night!

Did you know that we have easy texting available? Text us anytime, including photos! We'll get back to you as soon as we...
10/30/2026

Did you know that we have easy texting available? Text us anytime, including photos! We'll get back to you as soon as we can during normal business hours.

📱(573) 533-4897

On October 29, we celebrate National Cat Day to raise awareness for cat adoption. We are firm believers that the cat dis...
10/29/2026

On October 29, we celebrate National Cat Day to raise awareness for cat adoption. We are firm believers that the cat distribution system works hard to get kitties to their rightful home!

We would love to know your kitty's origin story in the comments below!

Fall weather is here and we’d like to remind everyone that while it may be cold outside, it is still important to provid...
10/28/2026

Fall weather is here and we’d like to remind everyone that while it may be cold outside, it is still important to provide flea and tick prevention for your pets! Most people assume that the threat of fleas and ticks lessens during the cold weather, but surprisingly both parasites can survive in mildly cool weather and are even more motivated to move into your home during these harsher months. Since a single flea can lay lots of eggs, it doesn’t take long for that single flea to become a full blown infestation.

One of the questions we’re asked most often is, “What products do we recommend?” While some over-the-counter products may provide limited protection against fleas and ticks, they are typically not as effective nor do they provide the same consistency of coverage that prescription strength products do. For instance, lots of products available may kill adult fleas, but when battling a flea infestation, it is important to kill fleas at all life cycles. Since adult fleas, larvae, pupa, and eggs all develop at different rates, treating “effectively” means treating “consistently,” typically over 3-4 months so that each life cycle is targeted.

For our patients needing flea and tick coverage, we have a variety of products that we recommend, both in clinic and through our online pharmacy (including Simparica, Simparica Trio, and Nexgard Combo). You can always give us a call to discuss your individual pet’s needs! Our team would love to find the best fit for you and your furry friends.

10/27/2026

Thanks to all who entered! Our winner will be receiving a special prize basket!

Not to be dramatic, but you're shortening your dog's life if they are overweight! Obesity is the  #1 nutritional problem...
10/27/2026

Not to be dramatic, but you're shortening your dog's life if they are overweight!

Obesity is the #1 nutritional problem that dogs face. A study conducted over a 14 year period showed that dogs that maintained a lean body condition lived an average of 2 years longer! 😳 Who doesn't want their dog to have more time with their family?!

We would love to help you get that pesky weight off your pet, so set up a visit with one of our veterinarians today!

10/26/2026

Our clinic has been experiencing phone issues since early this afternoon. We are hopeful that this will be resolved very soon, but we don't have an exact estimate on if/when.

If you have tried to call the clinic and weren't able to reach us, we sincerely apologize! You can still reach us at [email protected].

Thank you for your patience!

"I entered vet med for my genuine love for animals, and now I could not imagine myself doing anything else! I love helpi...
10/25/2026

"I entered vet med for my genuine love for animals, and now I could not imagine myself doing anything else! I love helping pets everyday. It is so rewarding seeing the difference we make in animals lives and I hope to spread as much knowledge and kindness in this field for as long as I can!" --Olivia

DYK that dental disease affects over 70% of cats by age three? During a physical exam, the veterinarian may note plaque ...
10/24/2026

DYK that dental disease affects over 70% of cats by age three? During a physical exam, the veterinarian may note plaque buildup, bad breath, and gum inflammation.

What can you do at home? Start with good oral hygeine from a young age! The best prevention is daily brushing. Making it part of a daily routine starting as a kitten will give the best results. Cat won't tolerate brushing? There are also numerous dental treats and even a dental diet!

If your cat has already developed dental disease, our veterinarians are happy to chat about personalized treatment plans. That will usually involve cleaning and examining the teeth under anesthesia.

Do you brush your cat's teeth at home? We'd love to hear your tips below!

Address

1290 Bryan Road
O'Fallon, MO
63366

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 12pm
1pm - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 12pm
1pm - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 12pm
1pm - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 12pm
1pm - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 12pm
1pm - 6pm

Telephone

+16362723900

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