New World Screwworm: What Central Illinois Pet Owners Should Know
New World screwworm has been getting a lot of attention recently, and understandably so. When headlines include phrases like “flesh-eating parasite,” it tends to […]
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Our Mission
Through trusted, compassionate veterinary care, we help pets live healthier lives and enrich the well-being of the families and communities that we call home.
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Cats
Small Mammals
Large Animals
Pet-Approved Veterinary Services
Preventive & Wellness Care
Preventive care is one of the most important ways to support your pet’s health throughout every stage of life. Like annual checkups for people, routine wellness visits allow us to monitor your pet’s overall health, catch potential concerns early, and provide care tailored to their individual needs.
We offer annual exams and vaccinations, flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, puppy and kitten care, nutritional counseling, behavioral guidance, senior and geriatric care, and more to help your pet live a long, healthy life.
Advanced Diagnostics
We offer advanced diagnostic services to help us assess your pet’s health and identify concerns as accurately and efficiently as possible.
Our diagnostic capabilities include digital radiography, ultrasound, eye pressure testing, and bloodwork, allowing our team to make informed treatment recommendations and provide thorough, timely care.
Surgery
Our team is committed to providing safe, high-quality surgical care for your pet. From routine procedures such as spays and neuters to other surgical services, including mass removals and certain orthopedic procedures, we focus on patient safety, comfort, and careful monitoring throughout the process.
We also stay current with advancements in veterinary surgery so we can provide skilled, up-to-date care and support the best possible outcome for your pet.
Illness, Injury, & Disease Management
Illnesses, injury and disease can happen to any of our loved ones. These can include digestive disorders, skin and ear problems, allergies, arthritis, cancer treatments and more.
However; you are not in this alone. We will create a treatment plan and work with you through the process.
Marshall County Veterinarian
Dr. Maggie Eadie
Dr. Charles McCully
Dr. Alan McCully
Dr. Annie Ryan
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