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Edwardsville Pet Hospital

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Edwardsville Pet Hospital

Edwardsville Pet Hospital provides quality veterinary care for dogs, cats, and pocket pets in Edwardsville, IL and the surrounding area.

Our modern and inviting hospital boasts superb veterinarians and caring support staff that are dedicated to our patients, clients, and community.\n\nAs a full-service animal hospital, we offer preventive and wellness care, including vaccinations, as well as:\n* Pet Dental Care\n* Veterinary Surgery\n* Stem Cell Therapy\n* Laser Therapy\n* Microchipping\n* Veterinary House Calls\n* plus more veteri

nary services\n\nPlease call (618) 656-7656 to schedule an appointment or request an appointment online.

03/20/2025

Longer days, greener grass, and happy pets... it must be the first day of spring! But don’t forget. Pets can get seasonal allergies too. If your pet is extra itchy, it might be time to check in with the vet.

03/19/2025

ATTENTION!

Our clinic and phones will be shut down today from 11:30-1:30 for our monthly staff meeting! If your pet is having an emergency, please call your closest ER veterinary clinic. 🐾💙

03/18/2025

🐦‍⬛😷The Avian Flu H5N1, aka "Bird Flu", is a virus with periodic appearance worldwide. It can be spread to humans from working with infected cattle and poultry. It can be spread to cats from eating infected wild birds, eating raw food, or drinking raw cows' milk.
If you have a cat that goes outdoors and consumes wild birds (like Dr. Davis' cat, Kwazi, pictured here), watch for the following signs: fever, lethargy, inappetence, eye and nasal discharge, difficulty breathing, and neurologic symptoms (seizures, blindness, dizziness).

In cats, the disease typically has been severe, with a high mortality rate.
During periods of high outbreaks, it is advisable to try to keep cats inside.
The current public health risk is low.

For more information, check the following sites:
https://www.cdc.gov/bird-flu/situation-summary/index.html
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/animal-health-and-welfare/animal-health/avian-influenza

03/17/2025

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! May your day be filled with luck, love, and lots of pets looking adorable in green! 🍀

03/15/2025

National Catio Day is the perfect time to upgrade your cat’s space. Whether it is a window perch or a full outdoor lounge, catios keep kitties safe and happy while enjoying sunshine and fresh air. Show off your cat’s catio!

03/13/2025

K-9 Veterans Day is a tribute to the working dogs who have served alongside our troops with courage and dedication. Thank you for your service!

03/10/2025

Not sure if your pet is due for vaccines? We can help! Give us a call and we’ll check their records for you.

03/06/2025

Professional Pet Sitters Week is here! A round of a-paws for the sitters who treat every pet like their own (and probably have way too many pet pics on their phone).

03/03/2025

Women have been shaping veterinary medicine for decades! The first U.S. woman to earn a veterinary degree was Dr. Elinor McGrath in 1910, paving the way for the majority-female profession we see today. Happy Women’s History Month!🐾🦾

03/02/2025

International Rescue Cat Day is the perfect time to appreciate the amazing cats who got a second chance. Rescue, foster or adopt. It all makes a difference!

03/01/2025

March marks the beginning of mating season, when we start to see an increase in cat fights. To minimize the risk of fights, spay/neuter your cat, schedule regular checkups, and limit time outdoors, especially after dark!

02/28/2025

✨ As February comes to a close, all of us here at EPH say our farewells to the one and only Tooth Fairy! 🦷🪥🐾

From collecting those lost chompers to spreading a little extra sparkle in every smile, she’s been hard at work making sure our furry friends have the best dental care. While her wings may be taking her on new adventures, her magic will always be a part of EPH! She was even kind enough to leave each one of our dental patients a sweet Certificate of Bravery 🐾

Drop a 🦷 in the comments if your pet got a visit from the Tooth Fairy this month! 💙✨

02/25/2025

Celebrate World Spay Day by learning more about the benefits of spaying and neutering. These simple procedures save lives, reduce shelter intake, and improve the health of pets everywhere.

02/23/2025

From balanced diets to regular vet visits, Responsible Pet Ownership Month highlights the importance of putting your pet’s health first! If your pet is overdue, make an appointment for them this month!

02/20/2025

It’s Love Your Pet Day! Celebrate by sharing your favorite photo of your pet! 📷

02/18/2025

We will be closing at 4pm today due to the weather. We plan to open back up tomorrow from 8-5. We apologize for any inconvenience!

02/17/2025

Happy President’s Day! Here's a fun fact about our 1st president: George Washington had over 30 hunting hounds and gave them fun names like Sweet Lips and Vulcan!

02/14/2025

Sending love to you and your pets this Valentine’s Day! 💘

Address

423 S Buchanan Street
Edwardsville, IL
62025

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://edwardsvillepethosp.com/, https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/65f1b8e1245b0/?r=6

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Tell us about your pet's “gotcha” day! 🏠

In honor of World Pet Memorial Day we wanted to take the time to remember some of our past fur babies 🐾🪽 There truly is nothing like the bond you and your pet have together and we here at EPH have been lucky enough to have had some of THE best furever friends you could ask for. We miss them every single day, but they will always be in our hearts. #WorldPetMemorialDay #edwardsvillepethospital #EPH #rainbowbridge 🌈

Attention! We will be having a staff meeting today from 11:30-1:15, no calls will be answered during this time. Thank you and have a wonderful week! 😼

It’s that’s time again…. Fresh Face Friday 💙 TONS of new faces lately, and you better believe we’ve been enjoying every single moment of it! Who doesn’t love puppy breath? 🤭🐶 Spring is in the air, make sure you’ve got your fur babies current weight to order their Flea and Tick Prevention!

The most dramatic award goes to HAM!!

It is the first of the month so here is your monthly prevention reminder! The roundworms shown here were vomited up by one of our patients last week! As intriguing as it can be for us in the veterinary field to see these, they can be very gross and scary for our clients! Intestinal parasites, fleas, ticks, and heartworms can be prevented with monthly prevention! Call your veterinary office today for more information on how to keep your pets safe from these creepy crawlers! 🐶🐈

🥶Important update!!🥶 We will be closing today, Feburary 15th, 2021, at 11 am due to weather and road conditions. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please stay safe (and warm!) out there and keep your pets inside!!

Forrest enjoyed his visit with us so much today he couldn't stop talking about it!! Forrest was a perfect gentleman for his annual vaccines with Dr. Stokes!

Ear Mites On The Move

A new action movie from your friends at EPH!! (Be sure to watch with the sound on! 🔊) All the little bugs you see moving and dancing in the video are called ear mites also known as Otodectes cynotis. They are like tiny little spiders crawling in your pets ears. These mites are most commonly found in cats but can also be found in rabbits, ferrets, and dogs. They are highly contagious and are easily passed from one pet to another. Don't worry though! They are species specific and won't transfer over to humans. Common symptoms of ear mites are: 🕷Shaking head 🕷Scratching at ears 🕷Dark and dry crusty discharge from the ears 🕷Sores behind or around the ear Ear mites are easily treated and there is a monthly, topical prevention for cats, rabbits, and ferrets. This prevention is called Revolution (rabbits and ferrets) or Revolution Plus (cats) that will help prevent your pet from getting ear mites. We do recommend this prevention year round to prevent fleas, heartworms, intestinal parasites and ear mites. Revolution Plus for cats will also prevent ticks! If you suspect your pet might have ear mites or an ear infection, call and set up an appointment today!

We are HOWLING happy its Friday!! Happy Friday everyone!