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We Look Forward to Working with You!Meadows Veterinary Clinic first opened its doors in 1993. Since then, we have expanded our talented staff and our facility to better suit the community's needs for dog and cat care. We specialize in general health services with emphasis on disease prevention.
Our services include: preventative care physical exams and vaccinations, senior wellness care, parasite prevention and treatment, spay/neuter/general surgeries, professional dental cleanings and extractions, illness care and hospitalization, digital X-rays, diagnostic blood analysis and other testing, microchip implantation, and laser therapy. We understand your hectic schedule and offer convenient "drop off" services. We welcome questions and strive to provide you with all the information we can so that you can make the best choices for your pet! Call us today at 309-694-0505 to schedule an appointment or fill out the New Client Form below so that we can contact you! |
We appreciate the privilege of serving your family's pet care needs and we would like the opportunity to show our compassionate care to other members of our community! Please let us know who referred you to us so that we can thank them with a $20 account credit!
Fight Back Against Dental Disease!
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Oral health is SO important to the your pet's general health and too often we see pet parents miss their opportunity to preserve their pet's teeth! By waiting until your pet has bleeding gums, visible tooth roots, infected bone, or appetite changes- you are missing the chance to give your pet a comfortable mouth without costly tooth extractions. Help your pet live a longer, happier life by fighting dental disease in its early stages!
-Our current clients can schedule their pet for a complimentary dental exam any time of the year! This is a great opportunity for us to help you assess your pet's current dental health and determine if a professional dental cleaning is needed or if home care will suffice. -We offer a Preventative Dental Cleaning discount for pets with mild disease that schedule within 3 months of our recommendation! -Need some help finding a home dental disease prevention product? Ask us! -Click HERE to learn more about what dental health means to your pet. |
Heartworms Don't Live In The Heart & Other Interesting Facts.....
- Heartworms don't actually live in the heart- technically speaking, they live in the major blood vessels that surround the heart.
- Heartworms start out as microscopic parasites transmitted by mosquitos, but they can grow up to a foot long inside your pet's body!
- One infected mosquito bite is all it takes to transmit heartworm disease.
- It may take 6 months to a year from the time an infected mosquito bites your pet to the time your dog develops symptoms of heartworm disease. Obvious symptoms occur once the heart begins to fail- this may not be reversible. This is why prevention and testing are so important- heartworm disease is best prevented from occurring or at least detected early and treated before symptoms develop!
- Heartworm disease has been detected in all 50 states.
- Most heartworm preventions work retroactively by killing the larval forms that are already inside your pet...so, best to give it all year round!
- Heartworm disease is mainly a dog problem, but can affect cats as well.
- Visit heartwormsociety.org for more information about heartworm disease prevention and talk to your veterinarian if you have questions!
- Heartworms start out as microscopic parasites transmitted by mosquitos, but they can grow up to a foot long inside your pet's body!
- One infected mosquito bite is all it takes to transmit heartworm disease.
- It may take 6 months to a year from the time an infected mosquito bites your pet to the time your dog develops symptoms of heartworm disease. Obvious symptoms occur once the heart begins to fail- this may not be reversible. This is why prevention and testing are so important- heartworm disease is best prevented from occurring or at least detected early and treated before symptoms develop!
- Heartworm disease has been detected in all 50 states.
- Most heartworm preventions work retroactively by killing the larval forms that are already inside your pet...so, best to give it all year round!
- Heartworm disease is mainly a dog problem, but can affect cats as well.
- Visit heartwormsociety.org for more information about heartworm disease prevention and talk to your veterinarian if you have questions!
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