Your Family's Vet in St. Louis

Dr. Chen was incredible with Benny's dental cleaning. She explained every step beforehand and called us personally after the procedure. Benny was back to his toy-destroying self by the next morning. Best vet experience we've ever had.

Maple ate an entire sock at 9 PM on a Tuesday. We called in a panic, and Dr. Williams met us at the clinic within 20 minutes. He was calm, thorough, and made us feel like Maple was in the best possible hands. She recovered perfectly.

I've taken Oliver to three different vets in St. Louis. Clix is the first one where he didn't hide under the chair for 30 minutes. The Fear Free approach actually works — Oliver was purring during his exam. I'm never going anywhere else.

Zeus tore his ACL at the dog park and I was devastated. Dr. Williams performed the TPLO surgery and the entire team was amazing through recovery. Zeus is back to full speed — you'd never know he had surgery. Worth every penny.

We were nervous leaving our two dachshunds for a week, but the boarding team sent us photo updates every day. Luna and Stella came home clean, happy, and exhausted from playing. Already booked our next trip knowing they're in great hands.

Ginger is 14 and has kidney issues. Dr. Chen monitors her bloodwork every three months and always explains the numbers in a way that makes sense. She caught a change early last year that could have been serious. Ginger is still thriving because of this team.

First-time puppy parents and completely clueless. The team at Clix walked us through everything — vaccines, nutrition, training tips. They never made us feel silly for our million questions. Pickles loves going to the vet now, which says a lot.

Shadow has been itching nonstop for two years. Other vets just gave us steroids. Dr. Chen did proper allergy testing and got him on immunotherapy. Six months later, he's a different dog. Finally sleeping through the night without scratching.

Tank needed soft palate surgery — a big deal for a bulldog. Dr. Williams was straightforward about the risks, the recovery, and what to expect. The surgery went perfectly and Tank breathes so much better now. Genuinely life-changing for him.

Cleo is... not a fan of being handled. The grooming team used the Fear Free approach and she came out looking beautiful without any of the usual drama. They even trimmed her nails without a single hiss. Miracle workers.

We switched to Clix after our old vet retired and wish we'd found them sooner. The online booking, the symptom checker tool, the portal where we can see Duke's records — it's like they actually live in 2026. And the care is top-notch.

Whiskers stopped eating on a Sunday and I used the symptom checker on their website. It recommended an urgent visit. Turned out he had a urinary blockage — could have been fatal if we'd waited. That tool literally saved his life.

Peanut is 11 and I was terrified of anesthesia. Dr. Chen spent 20 minutes walking me through the monitoring protocol and pre-anesthetic bloodwork. She called with the X-ray findings mid-procedure before touching anything I hadn't approved. Four extractions later, Peanut eats kibble again and has fresh breath for the first time in years.

Brachycephalic breeds and anesthesia scare me. Dr. Williams explained exactly how their protocol is different for Frenchies — it made all the difference. Mochi went in with stinky breath and two wiggly teeth, came home the same day, and was snoring on the couch by 7 PM like nothing happened.

Scout tore her cruciate chasing a frisbee at 6 years old — completely non-weight-bearing the next morning. Dr. Williams had us in for a consult the same day, did the TPLO a week later, and walked us through every week of the 16-week recovery plan. Six months out, she is back to frisbee with the other leg already screened. Same-day booking and an in-house surgeon saved us weeks of referral wait.

Penelope has been skipping on her back leg since she was a puppy — turned out to be grade 3 luxating patella on both sides. Dr. Williams corrected both knees in a single anesthesia event. The rehab plan was detailed down to daily sit-to-stand reps. At her 12-week recheck she was literally running figure-eights in the hallway. She is a different dog.