Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC
Advance, MO
At a glance
- Facility type
- Veterinary Practice
- Practice tier
- General
- Clinic type
- Standalone
- Operating status
- Operational
- Appointment model
- Appointment
- 24/7 care
- No
- Accepting new patients
- Unknown
Species treated
Services
Amenities & accessibility
Overview
Helping Hands is a mixed animal practice. Dr. Ward routinely see dogs, cats, pigs, sheep, goats, llamas, ducks, chickens, ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs and is always willing to learn about and treat other animals. We do not see cattle or horses due to not having adequate holding facilities. Helping Hands strives to offer fair pricing, great customer service and emergency hours
Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic was founded in 2012 by Dr. Brett Ward. Dr. Ward is a native of Oklahoma and has practiced general and emergency veterinary medicine for both large and small animals in the state of Missouri since 2006
Care capabilities
- Emergency
- Er Daytime
Team at a glance
Individual names, titles & bios are in the practice intelligence layer below.
Technology & equipment
Services in detail
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Frequently asked
Does Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC offer emergency or urgent care?+
Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC provides daytime emergency care.
Does Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC treat exotic pets?+
Yes — Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC offers care for exotic pets in addition to small animals.
What services does Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC offer?+
Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC offers General Practice, Wellness, Vaccination, Surgery, Dentistry, Boarding, Grooming, Emergency.
When was Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC established?+
Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic, LLC has served the Advance, MO community since 2012.
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Data as of July 2026. VetPulse aggregates public-record and licensing data; it does not represent the practice directly.