Historical April–May 2007 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Dr. Steve Brammeier, DVM is proud to welcome Dr. Pam Clary, DVM to the staff of Kingsbury Animal Hospital.
She is a rural Missouri native, mostly, who spent some formative years in Oklahoma getting educated in Health Sciences, English Literature and finally Veterinary Medicine.
She is a 1992 graduate of Oklahoma State Veterinary School. Before moving to St. Louis in 2001, Dr. Clary owned a mixed animal practice. Since moving to St. Louis she has gained experience in Emergency and Critical Care Medicine and also worked locum tenens in the bi-state area.
Her interests include surgery, wound treatment/healing. Outside of work she enjoys the seclusion of hiking the Ozark Mountains and kayaking its rivers.
She is a yogi and a bicyclist. Along with Dr. Kim Lynch, DVM, CVA, the Kingsbury Animal Hospital veterinarians have over 50 years of combined experience.
The inclusion of a third doctor to our staff allows us to also offer appointments with a veterinarian every weekend. Kingsbury Animal Hospital was established in 1978 when Dr. Brammeier turned an abandoned Shell service station into his companion animal practice. Since then the doctors and staff of Kingsbury have provided veterinary and grooming services to the pets of the city of St. Louis and surrounding communities.
With the help of architect Tom Cohen, Dr. Brammeier realized his professional dream of practicing in a purpose built, state of the art facility, when a new building was completed in 2004.
The new facility was designed for efficiency in delivering veterinary medical services, but also creating a pleasant space for both the patients and their owners.
We offer a unique, sensitive approach to pet health care.
We take the time to listen carefully to our clients, and then make sure we are not moving too fast with the pets to avoid frightening them, or pushing them beyond their limits.
We mostly work on the floor.
When we do use an exam table, it is covered in a synthetic sheep skin mat.
The flooring in the building is a sheet rubber for better footing, especially for our geriatric patients. Dr. Lynch is a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and Dr. Brammeier has completed three intensive courses in Applied Clinical Behavior with the North American Post Graduate Institute. Our medical approach combines both traditional “western” medicine with the “eastern” practices of acupuncture and some herbal therapies. Kingsbury Animal Hospital 420 North Skinker St. Louis, MO 63130 www.kah.com doc@kah.com
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Dr. Pam Clary. Photographer not credited.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, April–May 2007.
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