Webster Groves Animal Hospital

At Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center, we know how important your pet is to you. That's why we're committed to providing the best veterinary care for your faithful companion. Dr. Andrew Love and his wife started the practice in a tiny two-story building in 1965. By 1981, the practice had outgrown its original location and Dr. Love decided to move the hospital to its second location. As more veterinarians, staff members and clients joined the Webster Groves family, the hospital moved again in 2003, this time to a newly-constructed 16,000-square-foot, two-story facility. Our new facility is fully equipped with the latest veterinary medical technology, including digital radiology, ultrasound, endoscopy, state-of-the-art surgical suites and an extensive in-house laboratory. The new building, with two parking lots, a large waiting room and a community room for public meetings, offers many conveniences for clients and patients. Our team of skilled veterinarians is ready to perform a wide range of surgical procedures, from routine spay / neuter procedures to complex orthopedic surgeries and tumor removals. Your pet has access to high-quality, comprehensive veterinary medicine at Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center. From our complete wellness care and pregnancy packages to state-of-the-art care for birds and other exotic pets, our hospital provides all pets with modern veterinary care administered with old-fashioned concern. We work closely with clients to develop a preventive healthcare plan that's tailored specifically for each pet. Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association. AAHA is the world's leading association of companion animal practitioners. By meeting AAHA standards for comprehensive professional services, Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center confirms the high standards the we have always held paramount.

At Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center, we know how important your pet is to you. That's why we're committed to providing the best veterinary care for your faithful companion. Dr. Andrew Love and his wife started the practice in a tiny two-story building in 1965. By 1981, the practice had outgrown its original location and Dr. Love decided to move the hospital to its second location. As more veterinarians, staff members and clients joined the Webster Groves family, the hospital moved again in 2003, this time to a newly-constructed 16,000-square-foot, two-story facility. Our new facility is fully equipped with the latest veterinary medical technology, including digital radiology, ultrasound, endoscopy, state-of-the-art surgical suites and an extensive in-house laboratory. The new building, with two parking lots, a large waiting room and a community room for public meetings, offers many conveniences for clients and patients. Our team of skilled veterinarians is ready to perform a wide range of surgical procedures, from routine spay / neuter procedures to complex orthopedic surgeries and tumor removals. Your pet has access to high-quality, comprehensive veterinary medicine at Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center. From our complete wellness care and pregnancy packages to state-of-the-art care for birds and other exotic pets, our hospital provides all pets with modern veterinary care administered with old-fashioned concern. We work closely with clients to develop a preventive healthcare plan that's tailored specifically for each pet. Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association. AAHA is the world's leading association of companion animal practitioners. By meeting AAHA standards for comprehensive professional services, Webster Groves Animal Hospital & Urgent Care Center confirms the high standards the we have always held paramount.

Veterinarian availability varies—book an appointment to ensure one is onsite. Clinics provide only routine vaccines and preventive tests. For emergencies, visit the nearest emergency vet hospital.