Parkville Heights Animal Hospital

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sun	Closed

Parkville Heights Animal Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Even though most of us are highly motivated when it comes to our own family's teeth, dental care is one of the most neglected pet health needs. Try to imagine how your teeth would look and feel if you didn't brush them daily or make regular visits to your dentist (YUK!!). The same applies to your pet's teeth. However, the responsibility falls on us as pet owners, since they aren't capable of taking care of their own teeth.

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Email: Email Business
Services/Products: Boarding Compassionate Medicine Surgery
Brands: advantage, wellness
Payment method: discover, master card, visa, check, cash
Neighborhood: Northland
Other Link: http://www.parkvilleheightsanimalhospital.com
Categories: Veterinarians, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals

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05/05/2022

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Good facility, Great people!

04/28/2019

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Excellent care and equipped with ultrasound. I drive 15 miles because they are that great with my cats and listen/discuss my concerns.

02/08/2019

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Caring, patient, kind -- consistently, the whole team! We are so grateful to have this facility close to home.

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Phone: (816) 741-2247

Address: 8830 NW 63rd St, Kansas City, MO 64152

Website: http://www.parkvilleheightsanimalhospital.com

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Parkville Heights Animal Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Even though most of us are highly motivated when it comes to our own family's teeth, dental care is one of the most neglected pet health needs. Try to imagine how your teeth would look and feel if you didn't brush them daily or make regular visits to your dentist (YUK!!). The same applies to your pet's teeth. However, the responsibility falls on us as pet owners, since they aren't capable of taking care of their own teeth.
Vaccination
You can now book appointments online at any hour of the day! Our scheduling service shows our schedule in real-time, making booking a wellness or vaccination appointment now even easier for you.
Nutritional Counseling
1.) Communicate concerns about your pet's health to your veterinarian prior to scheduling surgery. Any signs of exercise intolerance, weight loss, a recent change in urination or defecation, and mental alertness are particularly informative and may require further diagnostic workup.
Comprehensive Examination
Prevention is the real goal of wellness exams. It’s the best way to save money and heartache by promoting wellness and catching problems early.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
In keeping with our commitment to provide excellent patient care, we are excited to introduce a new and more user friendly online service, ePetHealth. This technology offers you 24/7 online access to your pet’s medical information. This service allows you to view or print the necessary information needed in an emergency, when traveling, boarding or taking classes. This site is easier to navigate than our previous system and provides much more in the way of educational resources. The on-line store is simpler and also allows for monthly shipment of single doses of heartworm and flea prevention.
Pain Management
So your pet won't experience any undue discomfort, we begin administering pain medication before surgery and continue on until your pet is released to your care. Animals lose a lot of body heat during anesthesia. To help keep your pet warm our surgical table is heated. After the procedure your pet will recovery on a heating unit and also be wrapped in warm towels and blankets.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Regular grooming is important to a dogs overall health, comfort and well-being. Dogs are not naturally as fastidious as cats and need help form their human companions in the care-taking area - especially if they are a long-haired or thick-coated breed, need regular skin care. There are 4 general areas of dog that need routine attention: the coat, nails, ears and anal glands.

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
A CBC test helps in the diagnosis of bacterial and viral infections, anemia, clotting problems, and other abnormalities of the blood.
Anal Gland Infection Treatment
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment
Macroscopic and microscopic evaluations are used as an index of kidney function as well as an all-purpose screen for systemic diseases and infections. The presence of blood, crystals, and/or bacteria in the urine may indicate stones or an urinary tract infection.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
This is used to evaluate thyroid gland function. Hyperthyroidism is a common disorder in cats. Hypothyroidism is a common disorder in dogs. Thankfully it is a treatable disease in both the dog and cat.
Heart Disease Treatment
It is common knowledge that pets age faster than people...nearly 7 times. On average dogs and cats reach adulthood by age two. By age four, many pets are entering middle age. And by age seven, most dogs, particularly larger breeds, are entering their senior years. Because dogs and cats age faster, significant health changes can occur in a short amount of time. And, the risks of cancer, diabetes, obesity, arthritis, heart disease, metabolic problems and other serious conditions all increase with age.
Kidney Disease Treatment
A chemistry profile is a screen for how well the individual organs are functioning and indicates the presence of disease. Abnormal results suggest systemic disorders such as diabetes, kidney disease, pancreatitis and liver disease.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
More than 85% of dogs and cats over 4 years old have some form of periodontal disease, a painful inflammatory condition in which bacteria attack the gums, ligament, and bone tissues that surround and support teeth. Senior dogs, those 7 or more years old, are especially susceptible to periodontal disease.

Seizure Treatment
General anesthesia is often begun by giving a short-acting anesthetic agent IV. As soon as the pet loses consciousness, a soft plastic tube (endotracheal tube or ET tube) is inserted into the windpipe and is connected to an anesthesia machine. The anesthesia machine is used to deliver an inhalant anesthetic in oxygen and other gases. Many anesthetic drugs can depress breathing; having an ET tube in place allows the veterinarian to assist or control breathing if it becomes necessary. The loss of consciousness that occurs during anesthesia is often accompanied by loss of the ability to cough and gag. In awake animals, coughing and gagging are protective reflexes which prevent inhaling stomach contents or other foreign materials into the lungs. Insertion of a proper size ET tube prevents inhalation of stomach contents into the airways and lungs during anesthesia.

Veterinary Surgery
While we offer a full array of surgical services at Parkville Heights Animal Hospital, if needed we can arrange a referral to a board certified surgeon for more advanced surgical procedures.
Spaying and Neutering
If your pet must undergo surgery, whether for a routine spay or neutering, or a more involved procedure, they will be well cared for by the experienced medical team at Parkville Heights Animal Hospital. We are meticulous about every facet of our surgical services, from pre-operative testing, to continual monitoring during the procedure, to post-surgery consultations. Here's what you can expect when your pet has surgery at Parkville Heights Animal Hospital...

Laboratory Services
While a hands-on examination by a veterinary professional is key to your pet's wellness program, many conditions cannot be diagnosed without the assistance of lab tests. Blood tests for heartworm, urinalysis to check for kidney and bladder health, cultures, and fecal analysis for the presence of parasites, as well as complete blood chemistry and advanced diagnostics to determine the overall health of your pet can be performed at Parkville Heights Animal Hospital.
X-Ray
A thorough history of current and past medical problems can provide valuable information about your pet's physical condition. A history of poor ability to exercise may indicate abnormal heart or lung function, an important consideration when planning an anesthetic procedure. Physical examination may reveal abnormalities of the heart or lungs that may require further evaluation such as an electrocardiogram (ECG), chest x-rays, or heart ultrasound prior to performing general anesthesia. Many anesthetic drugs affect blood flow to major organs and are inactivated by the liver. Your veterinarian may evaluate a blood sample for anemia and for kidney and liver function prior to deciding which anesthetic technique to use.

General Pet Care

Boarding
There is a 360 Virtual view of our dog boarding. The dog boarding provides a safe area for your dog to stay.
Grooming
Parkville Heights Animal Hospital offers basic grooming services for both dogs and cats. Appointment are required, please call to schedule (816) 741-2247
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