Waterloo Animal Hospital is a full service medical and surgical animal hospital specializing in the treatment of companion animals and livestock. We offer routine well-animal care as well as diagnostic tools such as radiology (X-ray), a surgical suite with modern gas anesthesia, ultrasound, and three well-equipped mobile veterinary units for on-farm calls.
We also have mobile X-ray and ultrasound capabilities. We have quick access to a full service veterinary reference laboratory in Collinsville that provides us with complete lab results within hours. Pet owners trust us to look after the needs of their beloved companions. We are specialists committed to delivering the very highest of veterinary care and affection.
We also have mobile X-ray and ultrasound capabilities. We have quick access to a full service veterinary reference laboratory in Collinsville that provides us with complete lab results within hours. Pet owners trust us to look after the needs of their beloved companions. We are specialists committed to delivering the very highest of veterinary care and affection.
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There are times your pet will need surgery, either routine or more advanced.
Find comfort in knowing that our doctors have the experience necessary to get your pet on the road to recovery.
We perform surgeries on a daily basis and are up on all the newest technologies that help keep your pet healthy.
Much research has been performed trying to determine which anesthetic agents provide our pets with the most analgesia or protection from pain.
We offer pain medication to take home after every surgical procedure.
Find comfort in knowing that our doctors have the experience necessary to get your pet on the road to recovery.
We perform surgeries on a daily basis and are up on all the newest technologies that help keep your pet healthy.
Much research has been performed trying to determine which anesthetic agents provide our pets with the most analgesia or protection from pain.
We offer pain medication to take home after every surgical procedure.
Unfortunately, our pets cannot talk to us and let us know what is wrong when they aren't feeling well.
Diagnostic screening is extremely important when trying to find an appropriate treatment plan for your pet's specific needs.
Our in-house laboratory allows us the opportunity to run comprehensive blood profiles, which screen liver and kidney values, blood cell counts, and much more.
We screen urine and fecal specimens on a daily basis if your pet is showing symptoms of problems such as diabetes, urinary tract infections or intestinal parasites.
Diagnostic screening is extremely important when trying to find an appropriate treatment plan for your pet's specific needs.
Our in-house laboratory allows us the opportunity to run comprehensive blood profiles, which screen liver and kidney values, blood cell counts, and much more.
We screen urine and fecal specimens on a daily basis if your pet is showing symptoms of problems such as diabetes, urinary tract infections or intestinal parasites.
Your pet's dental health is extremely important!
Veterinary dental care is about more than just preventing "doggy breath" - regular dental care can help prevent serious diseases and infections.
Routine dental cleanings are a vital part of your pet's preventive health care plan.
Plaque and tartar build-up on your pet's teeth can lead to gingivitis.
Reddened, bleeding gums, difficulty chewing and bad breath are all signs of gingivitis.
Gingivitis can cause periodontal disease, a bacterial infection that, if left untreated, can potentially damage your pet's kidneys, heart and other organs.
Veterinary dental care is about more than just preventing "doggy breath" - regular dental care can help prevent serious diseases and infections.
Routine dental cleanings are a vital part of your pet's preventive health care plan.
Plaque and tartar build-up on your pet's teeth can lead to gingivitis.
Reddened, bleeding gums, difficulty chewing and bad breath are all signs of gingivitis.
Gingivitis can cause periodontal disease, a bacterial infection that, if left untreated, can potentially damage your pet's kidneys, heart and other organs.
We treat large animals, including horses, cattle, pigs, sheep and goats providing both preventative care and farm calls for sick or injured animals as needed.
It takes special skill and expertise to treat large animal patients, and our medical team is equipped to treat them with humane care and safety so that the optimal outcome is achieved.
We also understand that large animals have unique needs, and their owner may face challenges in providing veterinary care for them.
We promise to work with you to the best of our ability so that your large animals receive the best care possible.
It takes special skill and expertise to treat large animal patients, and our medical team is equipped to treat them with humane care and safety so that the optimal outcome is achieved.
We also understand that large animals have unique needs, and their owner may face challenges in providing veterinary care for them.
We promise to work with you to the best of our ability so that your large animals receive the best care possible.
Our staff is dedicated to providing the best veterinary medical care to our patients and the best counsel and service to their owners.
Our 128+ combined years of veterinary practice experience help us accomplish this goal.
We feel it is our responsibility as a professional veterinary staff to stay up to date on our veterinary education and provide state of the art diagnostic equipment and treatment facilities.
Because we have multiple doctors on staff we can share and exchange ideas on the latest and best treatments for your pet.
Our 128+ combined years of veterinary practice experience help us accomplish this goal.
We feel it is our responsibility as a professional veterinary staff to stay up to date on our veterinary education and provide state of the art diagnostic equipment and treatment facilities.
Because we have multiple doctors on staff we can share and exchange ideas on the latest and best treatments for your pet.
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