Cramer Veterinary Clinic

Cramer Veterinary Clinic Cramer Veterianry Clinic was opened in 1972 by Dallas Cramer, DVM. We offer services for both small and large animals at a competitive price.
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Walk-in hours:

Monday through Friday
9:30am - noon
1:30pm - 4:30pm

Saturday
9:30am to noon

Check out our online Pharmacy:
https://cramervc.myvetstoreonline.pharmacy/shop

Traveling next week for Thanksgiving? Here are some tips if you are planning to bring your pet with you.
11/22/2024

Traveling next week for Thanksgiving? Here are some tips if you are planning to bring your pet with you.

Traveling with your pet for Thanksgiving? Check out these tips in the graphic below, and then find more information on our blog: https://aercmn.com/traveling-with-pets-for-the-holidays/

✈️Traveling by Plane✈️: https://aercmn.com/flying-with-fido-tips-for-traveling-by-plane-with-your-dog

🚗Traveling by Car🚗: https://aercmn.com/driving-in-cars-with-animals/

🐦🐍Traveling with Avian or Exotic Pets🐦🐍: https://aercmn.com/5-tips-for-traveling-with-non-traditional-pets/

For this month and December take 5% off all of our H**p products!
11/21/2024

For this month and December take 5% off all of our H**p products!

Everyone, meet Zurk. The newest employee at the clinic. You can tell he is thrilled to be there 🤣
11/20/2024

Everyone, meet Zurk.

The newest employee at the clinic.
You can tell he is thrilled to be there 🤣

Meet the Breed of the Day: Working GroupAnatolian ShepherdThis breed is loyal, reserved, independentBecause the breed te...
11/19/2024

Meet the Breed of the Day: Working Group
Anatolian Shepherd

This breed is loyal, reserved, independent

Because the breed tends to be wary toward others and instinctively protective, an Anatolian puppy must be socialized. Obedience training is a must with the breed. The Anatolian was bred to work independently, make decisions on his own, and protect his flock from outsiders, and training the breed to respond to commands can be a challenge. Under no circumstances should an Anatolian receive protection or guard-dog training.

Because he only needs a moderate amount of exercise, an Anatolian will be happy with time in a yard be sure it has a tall, strong fence and a locked gate and a long walk once or twice a day. Remember, though, that an Anatolian must be kept on leash whenever he is taken out of the home. As one breeder says, "Don't assume that your dogs will be reliable off leash. False security on your part can become a disaster.'

Want to learn more about this breed? Please click on the link:
https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/anatolian-shepherd-dog/

Better late than never! Share yours below
11/18/2024

Better late than never!
Share yours below

Is your dog a picky eater? Check out this article below from the American Kennel Club!
11/16/2024

Is your dog a picky eater? Check out this article below from the American Kennel Club!

Does it seem like your dog suddenly has lost interest in eating food? Knocks over their bowl out of boredom with their food? Here's why.

Is your animal having surgery? Here are 5 reminders of how to care for your animals when they come home
11/15/2024

Is your animal having surgery? Here are 5 reminders of how to care for your animals when they come home

Feeling intimidated about caring for your pet after their surgery? Don't worry! View the graphic for our 5 essential tips for successful at-home pet care after surgery.

More details on our blog: https://aercmn.com/general-post-operative-care-for-pets/

11/13/2024

Ducks are in season
At the clinic, I mean.
Grab a duck toy for your furry friend today!

No ducks were harmed in the making of this video.

Meet the Breed of the Day: Working GroupAlaskan MalamuteThis breed is loyal, affectionate, and playful Socialization and...
11/12/2024

Meet the Breed of the Day: Working Group
Alaskan Malamute

This breed is loyal, affectionate, and playful

Socialization and obedience training are necessary in order to prevent a Malamute from becoming pushy with children and other pets, or dominant over adults he or she doesn't respect. Malamutes are highly intelligent but also independent and willful, often to the point of stubbornness. While fairness and patience can yield a devoted, trustworthy companion, there are certain behaviors that may be impossible to train out of a Mal, such as digging, so any yard fencing must continue into the ground. And Malamutes are not especially suited to be guard dogs because they tend to be friendly with everyone they meet.

While the Malamute was not bred for racing, he was bred to work. A strong, athletic dog with tremendous endurance, designed to carry heavy loads, a Mal requires daily exercise. Romping in a well-fenced yard or other enclosed space will suffice, but Malamutes also enjoy hiking, running, and swimming with their owners. And should the owner have sufficient time and interest, Malamutes often take part in agility and obedience trials, weight-pulling competitions, backpacking (yes, you can buy a backpack for your dog), recreational or competitive sledding, and skijoring (pulling a person who is on skis).

Want to learn more about this breed? Please click on the link:
https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/alaskan-malamute/

🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day! 🇺🇸Come into the clinic and show us a picture of you in uniform, whether active or retired, and ge...
11/11/2024

🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day! 🇺🇸

Come into the clinic and show us a picture of you in uniform, whether active or retired, and get a 10% discount off your ticket up to $100.

This offer lasts for today only, so come by the clinic so we can thank you in person.

Happy Veterans Day and thank you for your service! 🇺🇸

Let's see them!
11/10/2024

Let's see them!

With the holiday season coming up, more families will be baking. Check out this article below to see what is safe or not...
11/08/2024

With the holiday season coming up, more families will be baking. Check out this article below to see what is safe or not safe for your animal

Making homemade treats for your pets? If yes, always double-check your ingredients! Review our graphic for a quick guide of common baking ingredients to learn which ones are safe for pets & which ones are toxic.

Learn more: https://aercmn.com/a-baking-guide-to-homemade-dog-treats

Need to take the edge off... Of your pets stress levels...  this holiday season?Our h**p products are 5% off this month ...
11/07/2024

Need to take the edge off... Of your pets stress levels... this holiday season?

Our h**p products are 5% off this month and next month!

Stop by today and help your animal with the holiday jitters!

Meet the Breed of the Day: Working GroupAkitasThis breed is dignified / courageous / profoundly loyalAkitas are very int...
11/05/2024

Meet the Breed of the Day: Working Group
Akitas

This breed is dignified / courageous / profoundly loyal

Akitas are very intelligent and loyal but also have an independent, headstrong nature. As large and very powerful dogs, it is vital that they are trained consistently, beginning in puppyhood. They are instinctive guardians, so it's especially important that Akitas have early and extensive socialization when young. They must learn to accept a wide variety of strangers and not perceive them as a threat. Because of their independence and strong prey drive, they should never be off lead in an unsecured area. Akitas tend to be aggressive toward other dogs, particularly of the same s*x, and extreme caution should be used in canine interactions.

The Akita is generally not a highly active breed but does require moderate exercise. A jog or brisk walk around the block at least once a day can meet the needs of most individuals of the breed. Akitas also enjoy playing energetically. Although they are large dogs ' males often weigh more than 100 pounds ' with sufficient daily exercise Akitas can do well in a relatively small home. They are hardy dogs bred to withstand the harsh outdoor conditions of northern Japan, but they were bred as housedogs and guardians as well as hunters, and adapt very well to life in the home.

Want to learn more about this breed? Please click on the link:
https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/akita/

Happy Daylight Savings Day! Or what seems like the longest day everAnyways, it's Selfie Sunday! Post yours below!
11/03/2024

Happy Daylight Savings Day!
Or what seems like the longest day ever

Anyways, it's Selfie Sunday!
Post yours below!

11/02/2024

📢 November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month 🐾🎗️
This month, we’re focusing on raising awareness about pet cancer and empowering pet parents with knowledge. Stay tuned as we share important educational resources, highlight our Oncology Service, and provide information on the treatment and management options available.

To start, here are some of the most common signs of pet cancer. If you notice any of these symptoms or have concerns about your pet’s health, reach out to your family veterinarian as soon as possible.
🔗 Learn more about our Oncology Service: aercmn.com/veterinary-services/oncology-and-chemotherapy/

We didn't have any trick or treaters yesterday, but Cobra was a good sport about being a spider 😂He is our employee of t...
11/01/2024

We didn't have any trick or treaters yesterday, but Cobra was a good sport about being a spider 😂

He is our employee of the Month 👏🏽

Happy Howl-oween! We have some goody bags for animals that trick or treat at our clinic. We even have a goody bag for an...
10/31/2024

Happy Howl-oween!

We have some goody bags for animals that trick or treat at our clinic. We even have a goody bag for any kiddos

Stop by the clinic today and have a Happy Howl-oween!

Address

1423 S. Highway 39
Stockton, MO
65785

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

(417) 276-3597

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