Services

Boarding

R Vet at The Lake offers boarding services for all sizes of dogs & cats. Our staff want to make sure your pet’s stay at LOAH is safe and as stress-free as possible so that you have the peace of mind of knowing your pet is in good hands while you’re gone.

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Grooming

R Vet at The Lake offers Full Service Grooming. We have two full-time groomers on staff that have over 30 years of combined experience. Whether you’re looking for a cute cut or something functional to keep your pet comfortable in our Missouri weather, you’re kiddo is in good hands with Julie or Kerry!


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Equine

Dr. Tiffany Brentano began riding when she was just three years old and has been working with horses ever since. R Vet at The Lake purchased Dr. Barry Leek's mobile veterinary practice in 2017 and began seeing equine patients in September. Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Barry will be working as a team during these initial months to help acquaint Dr. Tiffany to many of his former patients.


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Emergency Services

Examinations

Regular vaccinations and examinations will help keep your pet healthy and happy. Your veterinarian will be able to advise you of the frequency that your pet should be examined, but most recommend either annual or six-monthly visits.

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Laboratory

R Vet at The Lake staff members are trained to collect and interpret lab tests on site. We offer in-house blood tests, cytology, fecal and urinalysis. Some advanced lab work is sent outside the clinic for analysis and results are received in a timely manner.

K-Laser Therapy

Laser therapy is one of the easiest non-invasive ways you can help your pet heal from an injury or surgery. It uses specific wavelengths of light to create therapeutic effects. These lasers have been found to heal wounds rapidly, reduce pain, increase circulation and decrease swelling. Laser therapy can be used after surgery or to treat wounds, chronic joint pain, osteoarthritis, edema, muscle and ligament damage, burns and many other medical issues. There’s no need for sedation, the procedure is completely pain free. For more information go to: http://www.k-laser.com/ or call our clinic.

Pharmacy

We have a fully stocked veterinary pharmacy to make your visit as quick and easy as possible. If your vet prescribes any medication, it will immediately be sent to our pharmacy staff to be sent home when you check out. Please call us AT LEAST 24 HOURS in advance to refill a prescription to ensure it is ready when you arrive. We do not have an online pharmacy option at this time.

Vaccinations

Required vaccines vary depending on where you live and travel with your pet. Many areas require Rabies vaccinations. Check with our clinic to find out about the best ways to protect your pet.

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X-Ray/Radiology

R Vet at The Lake has a state of the art digital X-ray. We are able to get high quality images that can be viewed immediately from any where in the building.

Microchipping & Identification

A microchip is a safe and permanent way to identify your pet. We highly recommend you have your pets microchipped. We have reunited countless lost pets with their owners just by scanning them. The chip is simple to insert at the vet clinic and does not require surgery or anesthesia.

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Nutritional Counseling

Skin problems, obesity, bladder stones and digestive issues are all problems that a healthy diet can help resolve. Our vets can determine if a prescription nutrition plan is right for your pet.

Dermatology

The itching and hair loss associated with skin problems can be very frustrating and a difficult problem to resolve. Our doctors work with top of line products and prescription foods to help resolve your pets skin problems.

Dentistry

Dental disease and bacteria can damage the heart, liver, kidneys, lungs and brain and over 85% of dogs and cats have some type of periodontal disease. R Vet at The Lake recommends your pet’s teeth be evaluated on a yearly basis to keep them safe and healthy.

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Infectious Disease Treatment

Our hospital is equipped with an isolation ward to treat highly contagious diseases such as canine parvovirus (CPV), kennel cough or feline leukemia.