The team at Hawthorne Animal Hospital knows no one will ever love your pet as much as you do, but we’ll do everything we can to make sure we come in a close second. Our highly-trained veterinarians and technicians are committed to every pet at every stage of life, so whether it’s time for your cat’s annual check-up and vaccinations or an unexpected emergency sends your puppy to the ER, you can rest assured we’re here anytime you need us. Hawthorne offers Glen Carbon pet owners world-class vet care close to home with two convenient locations in Glen Carbon and Troy, Ill. In addition, we provide pet boarding, grooming, and dog training services on site at our Glen Carbon veterinary clinic to ensure your pet not only looks their best, but acts their best.
Emergencies don’t care about office hours. Hawthorne’s Glen Carbon hospital is the only 24/7 veterinary clinic in the Glen Carbon area where your pet can receive round-the-clock emergency services, ICU care, and hospitalization 365 days a year. We’re here to triage, diagnose, and treat your pet with care and compassion, helping them get on the road to recovery sooner.
You won’t find a Glen Carbon vet clinic with more convenient hours than Hawthorne! To fit your busy schedule, our Glen Carbon location offers appointment times from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day of the week.
Once your pet enters the exam room, they will be evaluated by one of our DVMs (veterinary physicians). Appropriate care will be provided as directed by the veterinarian to ensure your pet’s safety during evaluation. After the initial assessment, the veterinarian will discuss with you the necessary diagnostic and medical procedures for sustained care and treatment. All ER visits include a brief diagnostic panel that checks kidney function, blood pressure, glucose levels, red blood cell levels, and a variety of other warning signs.
During your cat or dog’s annual visit, their veterinarian will perform a head-to-tail exam, run labs, and administer vaccines. Be sure to ask Hawthorne about our Wellness Program that lowers costs while improving your pet’s health!
Spay and neuter surgery for dogs and cats not only prevents unexpected litters, but also lowers your pet’s cancer risk, helps improve their behavior, and increases their chances of living longer.
Hawthorne’s veterinarians are experts in diagnosing and treating acute and complex conditions through cutting-edge surgical procedures, from abdominal surgery to orthopedics, making us the top surgical referral clinic in Madison County.
If you live in Maryville and your pet is diagnosed with cancer, they can receive customized in-clinic and at-home chemotherapy treatment plans from Hawthorne that target the tumor and help prevent it from spreading.
The rehabilitation specialists at Hawthorne can help your pet bounce back after an injury, restore their mobility, and improve their quality of life with physical therapy, including our underwater treadmill.
Our veterinarians focus on your pet’s wellness throughout their lives – including when it’s time to say good-bye. Our hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services provide comfort in your pet’s final days.
Take care of your pet’s smile with a yearly cleaning, and you can help prevent many life-threatening medical conditions that can start in an infected tooth and lead to expensive treatment.
Hawthorne offers more than high-quality medical care for your pet. By providing boarding, grooming, and training services in a relaxing, welcoming environment, we ensure you no longer have to drive around Glen Carbon to get all the services you need. Even more important, our trainers and groomers work with our veterinarians to address any issues that may be impacting your pet’s health and behavior.
Call Hawthorne at 618.288.3971 to schedule services for your pet.
Hawthorne Animal Hospital, a small animal hospital and veterinary clinic, serves St. Louis Metro East area, including the communities of Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Maryville, Troy, Alton, Granite City, Collinsville, Highland, Wood River, Roxana, Bethalto, Godfrey, Worden, and Hamel.
