Animal Medical Center of Troy is a full-service companion animal hospital committed to providing quality veterinary care. Even before opening the doors of the Animal Medical Center of Troy, MO in the spring of 2000, Dr. Ryan McCann's goal was to practice the best possible veterinary medicine while fostering a friendly environment with a highly knowledgeable staff.
Today, Dr. McCann has more than achieved that goal. What began as a small practice with one veterinarian and only a few exam rooms has now been transformed into an 8,600 square foot facility with two full-time doctors offering everything from routine wellness care to state-of-the-art diagnostics, surgery, cancer care, and even laser therapy.
Today, Dr. McCann has more than achieved that goal. What began as a small practice with one veterinarian and only a few exam rooms has now been transformed into an 8,600 square foot facility with two full-time doctors offering everything from routine wellness care to state-of-the-art diagnostics, surgery, cancer care, and even laser therapy.
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At the Animal Medical Center of Troy in MO, we are committed to providing your pet with the highest quality of care throughout his or her entire lifetime. We are also committed to making that care is affordable. Choosing the Animal Medical Center of Troy will ensure that your pet receives comprehensive wellness care, including yearly examinations, vaccines, heartworm testing and parasite prevention.
By leveraging today's advanced techniques and technology, our Troy, MO veterinarians can offer a treatment plan that's right for your pet. Keep your pets happy and healthy with help from our wellness care services! Throughout all stages of your four-legged friend's life, having a well-developed annual routine regarding their diet, vaccinations, and exercise plan is key to maintaining their well-being.
Your kind words mean the world to us, and we're thankful that you've taken the time to provide us with feedback! We know you have a lot of choices when choosing the best Troy, MO veterinary hospital, and we're happy that you've decided to join our family. Your kind words and feedback help us continue to provide over-the-top service to you and your pet.
Yearly wellness examinations give your veterinarian in Troy, MO, the opportunity to get to know you and your pet. They also monitor your pet's health over time and keep your pet healthy by detecting any problems before they cause serious health issues. During your first puppy or kitten visit, we'll discuss everything you need to know to keep your pet healthy, including diet, vaccinations and spaying/neutering.
It's often said that we are what we eat, and the same is true of our pets. The Animal Medical Center of Troy and our veterinarian in Troy, MO, offers a line of prescription diet pet foods made specifically to help your pet lose the weight needed to return to a healthy lifestyle. We also carry the entire line of Hill's Prescription pet food, made to meet a variety of nutritional needs.
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Jim Emch
Dec 15, 2021
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David Brooks
Dec 12, 2021
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Justin Willis
Dec 04, 2021
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My 6 month old pitbull broke his knee and I brought him here to be examined. They called to tell me he fractured the growth plate and that I needed an immediate surgery that would cost $4000 dollars. They made it out like it was the only option. They wouldn’t look into splinting, amputating or anything. I have a hard time spending that kind of money on a surgery that also has a high failure rate. I took him to another vet for a second opinion. They splinted him for 4 weeks and kept him on kennel rest with sedatives to calm him down and then another 2 weeks of kennel rest without the splint. Fast
Whitney S.
Nov 25, 2021
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I feel extremely taken advantage of. I just took my cat their for a spay. When I called last week I went over all pricing over the phone. I was told that it would be $141.25 for the spay plus $32.50 for her required SVRCP shot and then $43 for an optional pain package. When I dropped her off I was told that she would actually need multiple shots that add up to $117 and the surgery could not be done without them. So I could either pay the extra surprise $75 or have to drive my cat home, be late for work, and go through the hassle of making an appointment elsewhere. I was trying to support a local
Christy Smith
Nov 07, 2021
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My fixed male cat was in a fight with tomcat & was bitten. It became infected and had a have emergency surgery. They got him right in and performed the surgery, just wasn’t expecting a $620 bill, but I know the Lincoln County Animal hospital would of been higher. The vets at the Animal Medical Center really care about & take good care of your animals. Highly recommend!!
Jennifer C.
Oct 25, 2021
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Roseanne Mueller
Oct 23, 2021
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Doug Palmer
Sep 19, 2021
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Brenda Honerkamp
Sep 15, 2021
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A. Nicole
Sep 06, 2021
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