3111 N. Belt Hwy.
St. Joseph, MO 64506
(816) 232-4233
ghah@ghanimalhosp.com
Hours:
Monday through Friday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
Saturdays 8:00 am - 12:00 pm.
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Green Hills Animal Hospital emphasizes preventative health care and offers all the services needed to keep your puppy, kitten, active adult or senior pet happy and healthy. Whether it is wellness exams, dental cleanings or surgery Green Hills Animal Hospital can be of help to you with compassionate, professional veterinary medicine and surgery. |
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We have complete in clinic laboratory testing available so we can perform the much needed tests within minutes to help get a quick and accurate diagnosis so we can treat your pet quickly and correctly. We always encourage quality medicine, including referral if it is in the best interest of the patient. We work closely with a specialist in the Kansas City area and will get your pet the care it needs.
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Hospitalization & Isolation
Our clinic provides hospitalization for animals needing short and long term care. We also have a separate isolation ward for animals with contagious diseases to protect the health of all animals in our care. |
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Boarding
We offer boarding with outside arenas for exercise. Dogs are not commingled in the arena, runs or cages to ensure everyone's stay is a happy one. We feed Hills Science Diet to all boarders unless otherwise instructed by the owners. We also have Hills Prescription Diets if needed. Dogs are exercised twice a day including weekends. Your pets are observed regularly throughout the day by employees and the Doctor. If any unusual symptoms occur the Doctor is immediately notified. While your pet is boarding with us, it is given great care and attention. We will treat your pet as our own.
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RX Foods
Hills prescription and regular diets.
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AVID Micro Chipping
Micro chipping is available with the AVID Micro Chip System. The AVID Micro Chip Reader also reads the Home Again Micro Chip System. |
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Identification For Your Pets
Animal shelters all over the country are crowded with unwanted pets. This has been a problem for many years. What about the dogs and cats that are picked up by Animal Control Officers because they are found running loose?
Sometimes accidents do happen. Somehow the gate to the fenced in yard is left open. While you are gone your dog digs under the fence and escapes. You are pet sitting for someone and the dog jumps your fence. There are many situations that occur which could cause your pet to be picked up and taken to the Animal Shelter. This does not mean your pet is unwanted. That is why it is so important to have proper identification on your pets. Today there are many forms of identification. Have an ID tag engraved with your information on it. Make sure your pet wears the Rabies vaccination tag that your veterinary hospital gives you. Also Micro Chipping is now available. This is a small micro chip that is injected under the skin on the back of your pet over the shoulder area. This micro chip has a number that you then register with the company. If you do not send in the forms to the micro chip company there is no way they can track down ownership. The chips can be read by a scanner and most animal shelters have one. They scan all pets that are brought in as strays running loose. Almost all veterinary clinics have a scanner. You can register your pets’ number with your clinic as well but again we must stress that without your chip being registered with the micro chip company there is no way to track your pets micro chip number. We offer micro chipping at Green Hills Animal Hospital and suggest that you research and determine what form of identification suits you and your pets needs.
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Grooming
Pennie, our groomer, is just ready to finish Daisy. Out of the dryer and back on the table for the finishing touches. Pennie grooms at the clinic on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Call early for an appointment because she gets booked up quick. Pennie and her 3 children are animal lovers. They have Annabelle a Lab/Mastiff combination, Phoebe a French Bulldog, Talula a Pom and 3 cats, Yedi, Callie and Sassy.
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