​Located inside the Humane Society of Southwest Missouri Building!

Routine Wellness Services 

Dogs:
Exam $30 - REQUIRED DEPOSIT
Rabies Vaccination (1yr) $12 - REQUIRED 
DHPP Vaccination $12
DHPP + Leptospirosis Vaccination $15
Bordetella Vaccination $12
Canine Heartworm Test $20
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Cats:
Exam $30 - REQUIRED DEPOSIT
Rabies Vaccination (1yr) $12 - REQUIRED
FVRCP Vaccination $12
FELV Vaccination $20
Feline Heartworm/FELV/FIV Test $25

Other Services Offered:
(pricing discussed at time of visit)
Routine Surgical Procedures 
Routine Dentistry Procedures 
Bloodwork
Microchipping 
Dietary Needs (prescription food)
Preventatives (Nexgard/Heartgard)
Routine Medications
​Euthanasia  - established clients ONLY

Details

• Wellness Clinic ONLY - no emergencies, urgent care, or specialist surgeries. 
• By APPOINTMENT ONLY - $30 non-refundable office exam fee required AT THE TIME OF SCHEDULING per pet per appointment.​
• Pets must be in a carrier or on a leash when they are brought in.
• We do not see feral cats or unmedicated aggressive animals.
• Because of space and COVID restrictions, we do not allow clients to be back in the room with their pets during the exam. 
• NO CHECKS. NO PAYMENT PLANS. NO CARE CREDIT. PAYMENT DUE AT TIME OF SERVICE. 
• After three missed scheduled appointments, we will refuse services.
• You must be an established client to schedule surgeries (including spay/neuter) or get medications. ​

Contact Information:

To schedule an appointment, please contact us via phone. 
​A NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF $30 IS DUE AT THE TIME OF SCHEDULING
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​Hours: 
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
8:30AM-3:30PM
Phone: 417-833-2526 ext. 208
​Email: CooperClinic@hsswmo.org
Visit Shelter: 3161 W. Norton Rd., Springfield, MO 65803

Meet Dr. Ana Smith!

Dr. Smith graduated with a BS in Biology from Arkansas Tech University in 2007. She then went on to pursue her DVM license from Oklahoma State University, graduating in 2013. She has spent the past eight years as a surgeon and resident veterinarian at two veterinary clinics in the area (4 years at each).

What is a Wellness Clinic?

Wellness care focuses on continuous good health of our pets, rather than visiting the vet when you think there is a problem. Although wellness care is most effective if it’s been part of your routine since your pal was a puppy or kitten, there are small yet effective ways to keep your pet healthy. We will share these tips so you can take a proactive approach to your pet’s well-being. In addition to preventive care, we are here to assist our established clients with minor illnesses and injuries that are bound to happen along the way. Wellness care for your pet is really preventative care, but it is never too late to start. 

Our clinic was made possible through the generous donation of John and Mary Cooper. The goal of the Cooper Clinic is to help families who cannot afford routine veterinary care, ultimately helping families keep their pets instead of surrendering them to a shelter.
All profits of our clinic go directly back into the shelter. If you would like to donate to this goal, please visit our donation page by clicking here.