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Troy Veterinary Clinic

The Troy Veterinary Clinic has been providing topnotch veterinary services for companion and large animals in Eastern Missouri for more than 60 years.

As fellow pet owners and animal lovers, the trusted team at Troy Wentzville Veterinary Clinic has built a reputation as a leading, full-service animal clinic in Eastern Missouri. Whether you have a small companion animal that needs pet vaccinations or you need to schedule checkups for large farm animals, this experienced veterinarian staff is ready to help. With more than six decades of service to Lincoln and St. Charles counties, the animal clinic has the expertise and resources to provide first-rate pet services. In addition to preventive and diagnostic services, the animal hospital is equipped to provide pet microchipping, dental care, grooming, and dog boarding for your companion. And when the unforeseen happens, this emergency veterinarian will be by your side to give your pets or livestock the best care possible. Striving to be more than a health resource for your pets, this animal hospital is committed to treating your animals as members of the family, giving them the care they deserve. What’s more, their expansive understanding of pet health goes beyond that of small animals like cats and dogs — they’re also an excellent resource for those who need regular veterinarian care for cattle and other large farm animals in nearby communities, including those of Cave, Flint Hill, Moscow Mills, New Melle, Troy, and Wentzville. Visit the Troy Wentzville Veterinary Clinic website to access new client forms and additional information about their wide range of services. With knowledgeable and caring administrators standing by during normal business hours, you can also call (636) 528-4534 to address any pet health concerns or questions you may have. For more news and information, visit the animal clinic on Facebook.

10/30/2026

BIBBIDI, BOBBIDI… P**F? 🎃✨

We gave ChatGPT our team’s personalities and let it choose our Halloween costumes. 😂🐾
Here’s who it thinks we are:

🍄 Devon — Momma Mushroom: Rooted in love, with a cozy little kingdom where everyone belongs.

👑 Dr. Bruns — Queen of the Back Forty: Ruling her kingdom with polished nails, muddy boots, and absolutely no unfinished business.

🪩 Dr. Schwendemann — Disco Ball Diva: She brings the party, but wears sensible shoes.
🫖 Meghan — Blue China Princess: A little country, a little royal, and lovely down to the smallest detail.

☀️ Brittany — Sunshine: Turning ordinary days golden with a smile that follows you home.

🧸 Shea — The Care Bear: A gentle soul whose kindness is her own special kind of magic.

🪽 Fern — The Patchwork Guardian Angel: All the comfort of Grandma’s quilt, stitched together with love.

🍎 Jess — Snow White: A cheerful heart, welcoming every creature into her happily ever after.

🧰 Jacqui —The Pack Captain! 🖤🐾 Bold style, treats at the ready, and a tool for every tail.

🐶 Diane — Rescue & Restock Bernard: Giving deserving dogs second chances and empty cabinets their happily ever after.

📻 Natalie — The Chatterbox: Every great adventure deserves a storyteller, and hers always has one more chapter.

🐉 Bree — Dragon in Training: Learning the ropes, earning her wings, and dreaming of the day she becomes an RVT.

Did she get it right? Tell us whose costume fits best, or which one needs a rewrite! 👇

10/29/2026

Dr. Schwendemann took “I liked it, so I bought it in another color” to a whole new level. 😹

Another color. Then six toes. Then seven toes.

At this point, she’s collecting the limited editions. 🐾

Maine C**n owners, how many did you stop at… or are we still counting? 👀

**n **nCats **nLife **nLovers **n

10/25/2026

Four kids. Two dogs. Three cats. Jacqui Ogle knows a thing or two about managing a busy lobby. 😂🐾

Meet our new receptionist! With five years as a vet assistant, plus grooming and boarding kennel experience, Jacqui speaks fluent bark, wiggle and “I was told there would be treats.”

A nervous pup? An opinionated cat? Three leashes headed in different directions? She can direct traffic with a smile. This isn’t her first rodeo. Or her first loose Pomeranian.

Help us welcome Jacqui!

10/23/2026

THEY DESERVE THE LOVE. THEY’VE ALREADY HANDLED THE A**L GLANDS.

As we close out Vet Tech Week, we’d be remiss if we didn’t spread the love to our veterinary assistants Devon,Shea, Diane, and Bree. Just because they don’t have “RVT” behind their names doesn’t mean they’re any less loved or appreciated.

They still run the f***l exams, express a**l glands, draw blood, assist in surgery, and manage the frightened dogs and fierce felines. And that’s often before lunch.

To our veterinary assistants: We appreciate the work you do, your commitment to our doctors and patients, and simply YOU being YOU.

You make our care team better every day, and we’re so grateful you’re part of it. ❤️🐾

Show Devon, Shea, Diane, and Bree some love in the comments!

10/22/2026

It’s Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! Thank you to following companies: Merck for the donuts and BI for the Bob Evan’s breakfast. To top it off we got coffee from the Crossroads Coffee Camper. We had a great morning!

10/21/2026

ALL GORE. NO SPECIAL EFFECTS. 🎃🤢

Halloween horror fans, this one’s for you.

Dr. Bruns removed an enlarged salivary gland from a dog, and apparently, it was competing with her 2026 zucchini crop. Somebody get this thing a ribbon. 🏆

A marble? A slightly flattened cherry tomato? Those are the usual size comparisons. This one clearly missed the memo.

If Dr. Pimple Popper is your idea of quality television, grab a front row seat. Maybe put the snacks down first.

Tag the friend who ALWAYS says, “Let me see!” 👇

⚠️ Graphic surgical footage.

10/21/2026

YOUR DOG LOVES THEM. YOUR CAT HAS FILED A COMPLAINT. 🐾

It’s Vet Tech Appreciation Week, and we’re making some noise for Brittany and Meghan!

They comfort nervous patients, help our doctors, reassure worried families, and sweet-talk cats who have already requested a lawyer.

Behind the laughs are serious skills, sharp eyes, and two people who put their hearts into caring for your pets.

Meghan and Brittany, thank you for the patience, compassion, and humor you bring to Troy Veterinary Clinic. We’re lucky to have you. ❤️

Have they made a difference for your pet? Tell them below!

09/30/2026

🚨 PARKING LOT ALERT 🚨

Our parking lot is getting some much needed love! It will be unavailable for parking beginning September 30 through the first part of October.

When you arrive for your appointment, please follow the posted signs directing you to the designated parking area. Please allow yourself a little extra time to park.

Thank you for your understanding and flexibility while our parking lot gets back into tip top shape. We appreciate your patience!

09/30/2026

🐶 DR SCHWENDEMANN’S 3-STEPS TO CLEAN YOUR DOG’S EARS

Dr. Schwendemann demonstrates a simple way to keep your dog’s ears clean and comfortable:

1️⃣ Apply the cleaner
Lift the ear flap and add a veterinarian-approved ear-cleaning solution as directed.

2️⃣ Massage and let them shake
Gently massage the base of the ear to loosen wax and debris. Then step back and let your dog shake their head!

💡 Pro tip: That head shake is part of the cleaning process. The force helps propel loosened debris out of the ear ca**l.

3️⃣ Wipe away the debris
Use gauze or a cotton ball to clean the visible portion of the ear. Never reach farther than you can easily see.

🚫 Skip the Q-tips. They can push debris deeper into the ca**l or injure the ear.

Regular ear checks are especially important for dogs with floppy ears, heavy ear hair or a history of ear infections. However, not every dog needs frequent cleaning, and overcleaning can cause irritation. Ask your veterinarian how often your dog’s ears should be cleaned.

If you notice redness, swelling, pain, odor or unusual discharge, schedule an examination before cleaning. These may be signs of an infection that needs treatment.

Address

210 N Lincoln Drive
Troy, MO
63379

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

Website

http://www.troyandwentzvillevet.com/

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