Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted St. Louis Veterinarian Since 1927
Normandy Animal Hospital has been a trusted name in St. Louis veterinary care since 1927, providing comprehensive medical, surgical, and dental services for pets and small animals. With over four decades of experience, Dr. Bryce Goman leads a dedicated team committed to preventative medicine, emergency care, and personalized treatment plans. The hospital maintains state-of-the-art facilities, offering specialized services like cryosurgery, electrocautery, and advanced diagnostics.Their holistic approach combines traditional veterinary practices with modern technology, serving diverse species from companion animals to exotic pets. The practice emphasizes client education through extensive resources on pet health, disease prevention, and responsible ownership, while maintaining 24/7 emergency access through affiliated clinics. Their commitment to community service includes discounted care for seniors and rescue organizations.
Services
Canine Vaccines
Feline Vaccines
Emergency Care
Dental Services
Housetraining Advice
Grooming
Surgery
Boarding
House Calls
Diagnostics
Details
- Year established: 1927
Highlights and features
- Over 41 years of veterinary experience
- 24/7 emergency care access through affiliated clinics
- House calls available for established clients
- Specialized surgical facilities with modern equipment
- Comprehensive preventative care programs
What people say
41 years experience
Emergency care available
House calls offered
Various payment options
Preventative focus
Services
Canine Vaccines
Our comprehensive canine vaccination program prevents deadly diseases like parvovirus and distemper. Starting at 6-8 weeks old, puppies receive a series of three DHPP shots spaced 3-4 weeks apart. We provide rabies vaccinations required by law at 16 weeks of age, along with optional canine influenza protection for social dogs.
Feline Vaccines
We protect cats from life-threatening diseases including feline leukemia and distemper. Kittens start vaccinations at 6-8 weeks with distemper and leukemia shots, followed by boosters every 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks old. Rabies vaccination becomes mandatory at this age according to Missouri law.
Emergency Care
Available 24/7 through affiliated clinics, our emergency services handle critical conditions like poisoning, choking, and trauma. Our trained teams use specialized equipment for life-saving interventions while maintaining regular communication with primary care veterinarians for seamless treatment continuity.
Dental Services
We provide complete dental care including professional cleanings, extractions, and oral surgery. Our technicians use ultrasonic scalers and polishing equipment to maintain oral health, with pre-anesthetic bloodwork ensuring patient safety during procedures under isoflurane gas anesthesia.
Housetraining Advice
Our experienced staff offers personalized behavior management consultations for common issues like inappropriate elimination. We provide practical solutions combining environmental modifications and positive reinforcement techniques to address house soiling problems in cats and dogs.
People
Dr. Bryce M Goman
Veterinarian
Dr. Goman has 41 years of veterinary experience, specializing in comprehensive pet care. He maintains current knowledge through continuing education and collaborates with specialists for complex cases while emphasizing preventative medicine and compassionate treatment.
Questions
What emergency services are available after hours?
Call Associated Veterinary Specialists (314-739-3330), Midwest Veterinary Referral Center (636-536-4991), or Veterinary Specialty Services (636-227-6100) for after-hours emergencies.
Do you offer house call services?
House calls available for established clients. Contact our receptionists to arrange visits with complete medical equipment transport.
What dental care options exist?
Professional cleanings include ultrasonic scaling and polishing under isoflurane anesthesia, with pre-surgical bloodwork ensuring patient safety for thorough oral care.
When should pets receive vaccinations?
Puppies/kittens start at 6-8 weeks with series every 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks old. Annual boosters maintain protection against infectious diseases throughout pets' lives.
What payment methods are accepted?
Accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, checks, and cash payments. All card transactions require owner signature verification at time of service.
How does heartworm prevention work?
Monthly prevention required year-round for St. Louis' mosquito climate. We provide free initial doses for puppies/kittens and offer testing to ensure ongoing parasite protection.
