Kingsbury Animal Hospital
420 North Skinker Blvd.
Saint Louis, MO 63130
phone (314)721-6251
fax (314)721-7513 doc@kah.com
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We are a St. Louis veterinary clinic conveniently located near the Delmar loop. We are in University City and only minutes from the Central West End, Maplewood, Dogtown, The Hill, Clayton, Richmond Heights, Webster Groves, and easily accessible to surrounding areas. Kingsbury Animal Hospital provides sensitive, quality medical care for companion animals in accordance with each client's emotional and financial needs. Our practice is a friendly workplace encouraging personal and professional growth with understanding and respect for the individual differences of coworkers, clients and the animals placed in our care. We are proud to be a favorite among St. Louis veterinarians. Click here for a video preview of your visit to Kingsbury Animal Hospital !!
WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW AT KINGSBURY
(Click the arrow below to hear an audio tour of Kingsbury Animal Hospital by Dr. Brammeier)
KAH Online Pharmacy
Looking for a place online to order your pets' prescription medicine, food, and other supplies? We now have an online store to fit your needs. Visit us at http://kah.vetsfirstchoice.com/. The site offers free shipping on orders over $37.00, automatic refill options, compounding options, tracking, live help and many other features. Please visit the site and let us know if you have any questions.
Laser Therapy
We are all extremely excited about our brand new class IV therapeutic laser. Laser therapy has been used for many years by human rehabilitation facilities and has recently become available for our pets. The laser is used in many aspects of veterinary medicine including arthritis, wound treatment, otitis, dermatitis, etc. It is a good alternative to long term drugs that are often used to treat arthritic pain. Our first patient was noticebly more comfortable after only one treatment! The laser is non-painful and often relaxing for the pet. Please click here for more detailed information regarding the therapy. Call anytime with questions.
Dental Radiography
As we know from human health, researchers have found links between periodontal diseases and other diseases throughout the body. This research holds true in veterinary medicine as well. With this knowledge, we know now more than ever how important taking care of your pet's mouth is. At Kingsbury, we strive to give the best care possible to your pet. For that reason, dental radiographs are a standard part of every oral health treatment-at no additional charge to you! We use them as a tool for assessing the condition of the root structure and surrounding bone of each tooth. The digital radiographic equipment is fast and efficient reducing the time your pet is under anesthesia. For more detailed information on the type of dental procedures you can expect at Kingsbury, click here.
"Ask the Trainer" Tuesdays
Beginning in 2010, every Tuesday evening, 7-8:30 pm, Lucy Bailey, CPDT of Dogs Unleashed will be at Kingsbury Animal Hospital to offer her expertise about your dog's behavior/training. The sessions are limited to 5 dogs per night for a fee of $25. However existing Kingsbury clients can enjoy these classes free of charge. You may bring your puppy, adult or adolescent dog for some advice about training as well as any specific training issues you'd like her to address. We will not be able to work with reactive dogs in this setting. If you have concerns about your reactive dog, we can set up an individual consultation with Dr. Brammeier. Please call us at 721-6251 to register for these informative sessions.
We are an ASL friendly clinic and welcome the deaf and hearing impaired community!
Kingsbury Animal Hospital
420 North Skinker Blvd.
Saint Louis, MO 63130
phone (314)721-6251
fax (314)721-7513
doc@kah.com
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We are all extremely excited about our brand new class IV therapeutic laser. Laser therapy has been used for many years by human rehabilitation facilities and has recently become available for our pets. The laser is used in many aspects of veterinary medicine including arthritis, wound treatment, otitis, dermatitis, etc. It is a good alternative to long term drugs that are often used to treat arthritic pain. Our first patient was noticebly more comfortable after only one treatment! The laser is non-painful and often relaxing for the pet. Please click 
