We will be open Sat, Dec. 23 from 7am – 11:45am. CLOSED Sun, 12/24 and Mon, 12/25. Resume normal hours Tues 12/26
We will be open Sat, Dec. 23 from 7am – 11:45am. CLOSED Sun, 12/24 and Mon, 12/25. Resume normal hours Tues 12/26
Except for surgeries, dentals and grooms,
we are a walk-in (no appointment needed) clinic.
Just sign in on our online waitlist below.
At Hope Animal Clinic, we are focused on you and your pet. We see every client as important and every pet as special. We strive to offer professional services distinguished by excellence and compassion. We are no ordinary veterinary clinic; we truly seek to offer HOPE to every client for their individual needs. So check us out here on the web and in person; we’d love to meet you and your special pet!
Get to know a little bit about the people that make Hope
Frequently asked questions at Hope are often related to optimal methods of administering medicine. Here are some methods to ensure safe and stress-free medication tolerance for your pet.
The mission of Hope Animal Clinic is to honor God and offer hope to each client as we provide the highest quality of veterinary medicine and surgery as well as comprehensive pet care services at competitive prices in state-of-the-art facilities, utilizing dedicated, skilled doctors and staff who are committed to high standards of medical care and ethics.
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At Hope Animal Clinic, we are focused on you and your pet and how we can meet your needs.
🐾 Tuesday Tips: Try a Snuffle Mat!Looking for a fun way to keep your dog busy and mentally sharp? Snuffle mats are a great way to tap into your pup’s natural sniffing instincts! Hide treats or kibble in the folds and let the foraging fun begin.✅ Eases boredom and anxiety✅ Slows down fast eaters✅ Great for indoor enrichmentAlways supervise play and pick a washable, non-slip mat.👉 Check out the AKC's full guide for more tips. ... See MoreSee Less
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🎉 Employee Spotlight & New Doctor Welcome! 🎉Help us give a warm Hope Animal Clinic welcome to Dr. Lowe, the newest addition to our veterinary team! 🐾Originally from the snowy city of Rochester, Minnesota, Dr. Lowe made his way south to attend the University of Missouri, where he earned his degree in Animal Science and worked in the ER of the Mizzou Veterinary Hospital. He also met his wife, Amy—a Mizzou Golden Girl—there, and together they proudly bleed black and gold. M-I-Z! 🖤💛Dr. Lowe continued his journey even further south to pursue his dream of becoming a veterinarian at Auburn University, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude in May 2025! While at Auburn, he was active in the Society for Theriogenology, SAVMA, and even served as captain of the vet school’s intramural basketball team. His professional interests include cardiology, reproduction, and partnering with pet owners to provide the best care possible. ❤️🐶🐱In January 2025, Dr. Lowe and Amy welcomed their daughter Adeline into the world, and their family also includes Magnolia, an energetic English Cocker Spaniel. When he’s not at the clinic, Dr. Lowe enjoys traveling to see family, pheasant hunting in South Dakota, and cheering on both Mizzou and Auburn sports!We’re thrilled to have Dr. Lowe join the Hope family and can’t wait for you to meet him! ... See MoreSee Less
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Welcome and War Eagle from one alumni to another!
Welcome to the Hope family!!!
🐾 Fun Fact Friday! 🐾Did you know the U.S. leads the pack when it comes to dog ownership? With around 75.8 million dogs, America has the largest canine population in the world!Here’s a fun look at the top dog-loving countries:- Brazil – 35.7 million- China – 27.4 million (some sources say it may be over 54 million!)- Russia – 15 million- Japan – 12 million- Philippines – 11.6 million- India – 10.2 million- France – 7.4 million🌍 The estimated global dog population? A tail-wagging 900 million! ... See MoreSee Less
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