Wentzville Veterinary Clinic

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06/04/2026

She’s Back. She’s Back.

After 5 long months, Gina has returned; knee brace and all.

One knee replacement, one broken ankle, one muscle tear repair… and somehow, still more energy than the rest of us.

We’re thrilled.
Our patients are thrilled.
And honestly, the most fun just walked back through the door.

Welcome back, Gina!

06/02/2026

Carol Rhodes

06/01/2026

Well, folks, tip your hats and make room in the bunkhouse… There's a new dog in town.

Meet Newton, the newest member of the Old West Lawmen. He’s a mere 10 weeks old, but don’t let that fool you. This little cowboy is already built like he’s headed straight for Best of Breed, with enough fluff to fill a saddle blanket and paws that say he’s got a whole lot of growing to do.

Big brother Virgil better get your play on, because this young fella is riding in with confidence, charm, and a future that looks downright HUGE.

Welcome to the family, Newton. We reckon you’re gonna fit in just fine. 🤠🐾

05/30/2026

Not loving the Vet life with ticks! Ugh

Quick Tips and Tricks from the Care Crew at Wentzville Vet Clinic 🐾☀️Does your dog have a ton of hair, go hard on hikes,...
05/21/2026

Quick Tips and Tricks from the Care Crew at Wentzville Vet Clinic 🐾☀️

Does your dog have a ton of hair, go hard on hikes, or just seem to melt in the heat?

Here’s a better warm-weather tip to keep on hand:
Keep a spray bottle of 70% alcohol to 30% water-cool water with you, and lightly mist your dog’s paw pads, belly, groin, and feet. Then get them into shade or air conditioning, and let the evaporation help them cool down.

Dogs do not cool themselves the way people do. They rely mostly on panting, not sweating, so heat can build up quickly, especially in very active, thick-coated, flat-faced, or already prone-to-heat dogs.

Watch for overheating signs like:
▪ heavy panting
▪ thick drool
▪ seeking shade
▪ slowing down
▪ seeming tired
▪ bright red gums.

If you see those signs, start cooling your dog with the mixture, reduce activity, and move your dog to a cooler area.

Hot weather tip from our crew:
Pack your cooling spray bottle for walks and outdoor adventures.

Memorial Day Weekend Hours 🇺🇸🐾Both our Wentzville and Troy clinics will be closed Saturday, May 23, through Monday, May ...
05/20/2026

Memorial Day Weekend Hours 🇺🇸🐾

Both our Wentzville and Troy clinics will be closed Saturday, May 23, through Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

We’ll be back after a weekend of BBQ, relaxing with family, and remembering the brave men and women who helped keep us free.

Please plan ahead and pick up any medications, prescription refills, or prescription food by the end of the day on Friday, May 22.

And since we know there may be pork steaks on the grill this weekend, here’s your friendly vet reminder: if you’re sharing a little pork or pork bone with your dog, keep it plain. Wash off any sauce or seasoning first. We know, boring, right? But boring is much better than a case of pancreatitis from rich, fatty foods.

For after-hours emergencies, please contact:
- VSS West: 636-244-9004
- Animal Emergency Clinic O’Fallon: 636-240-5496
- Pet Poison Helpline: 855-764-7661

Wishing you, your family, and your pets a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.

05/18/2026

From the care crew at Wentzville Vet Clinic 🐾☀️

Here is a summer safety tip every dog owner should know:
Overheated means your dog is getting too hot and showing early signs of heat stress.
Heat stroke occurs when the body can no longer regulate its temperature properly, and it becomes a true medical emergency.

A dog that is OVERHEATING may show signs like:
• heavy panting
• lots of drool
• bright red gums
• restlessness
• slowing down
This is your warning sign to act fast.

HEAT STROKE is when things turn serious. Watch for:
• vomiting
• weakness
• wobbliness
• confusion
• collapse
• unconsciousness

The simplest way to think about it:
Overheated = getting into trouble
Heat stroke = already in trouble

If your dog seems mildly overheated, move them out of the heat and begin gradual cooling with cool, not cold, water.

If you see vomiting, weakness, trouble walking, collapse, or altered behavior, treat it like an emergency and call your veterinarian right away.

05/16/2026

FREE FLEA + TICK PREVENTION? YES, REALLY.

We love helping pet parents get off to a strong start, so here’s a little something extra from us and our friends at Zoetis.

New member of the family: your newest pet’s first round of prevention is on the house plus you’ll receive a $40 Zoetis Rewards after your first 6 month pack purchase of Simparica Trio.

For dogs, we’re offering Simparica Trio; a once-monthly chew that helps protect against heartworm disease, fleas, ticks, and intestinal worms. For cats, we’re offering Revolution Plus; a once-monthly topical that helps protect against fleas, ticks, ear mites, heartworms, roundworms, and hookworms.

Prevention is easier, safer, and far less stressful than treating a problem after it starts. If you’ve been thinking about getting your dog or cat established with care, this is a pretty great time to do it.

Call to schedule your new patient visit and let’s help your pet start protected.

Address

971 Wentzville Pkwy
Wentzville, MO
63385

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+16363276488

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