Clinic hours40 Walter Ct., Moscow Mills, MO
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Compassionate, experienced & affordable pet care

Our goal is to ensure the wellbeing of your pets through relationship-based care. From routine check-ups to advanced medical treatments, we're here for the whole journey.

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Falls Vet Care clinic at 40 Walter Ct. in Moscow Mills
We've moved!40 Walter Ct., Moscow Mills, MO 63362
50+ yearscombined veterinary experience
50+ years combinedof veterinary experience among our doctors
Relationship-based careWe take pride in getting to know you and your pet
AffordableQuality care at fair prices for Lincoln County families
Check-ups to advanced careA wide range of services under one roof
The Falls Vet Care team examining a dog
A puppy getting a nail trim
Welcome to Falls Vet Care

Care that starts with knowing your pet

The doctors at Falls Vet Care have a combined experience of over 50 years in the veterinary field. We take pride in getting to know you and your pet, ensuring the best possible care.

Our team is compassionate and dedicated to the well-being of your animal. From routine check-ups to advanced medical treatments, we offer a wide range of services to ensure your pets live long, healthy, and fulfilling lives.

  • CompassionateA calm, caring team from the front desk to the exam room.
  • ExperiencedDoctors who are constantly learning and teaching others.
  • AffordablePet care that works for Lincoln County families.
Meet our doctors
Our Doctors

Meet the doctors

Two veterinarians who love what they do, and the animals and people they do it for.

Dr. Scott Falls with a yellow Labrador
Veterinarian

Dr. Scott Falls

Dr. Falls has been a community member for 35 years and is passionate about veterinary medicine and his clients. He is constantly learning and teaching others.

35 years in the communitySpays & neuters

He loves spays and neuters and feels strongly about giving back to the community. Hunting is his passion and he loves to go with his adult sons. He likes to keep active and bikes frequently with his wife, Sharon. He is an active member of First Christian Church.

Dr. Rachel Hack with her dog
Veterinarian

Dr. Rachel Hack

Dr. Hack has been in the veterinary field for over 20 years. She started as an assistant, went to school to be a certified technician, and finally went to veterinary school.

20+ years in the fieldFavorite surgery: gastropexy

Her passion for animals started when she was young, when her parents got her every animal that most people would be afraid of (rats, tarantulas, etc).

Her favorite surgery is a gastropexy, where the stomach is attached to the abdominal wall to prevent bloat, or twisting of the stomach. In her free time she does dog sports with her large number of dogs (number likely to change without notice), everything from agility to bitesports with her Malinois and Beauceron. When not hanging out with her dogs, cats, macaw, or tortoise, Dr. Hack enjoys board games and reading sci-fi and fantasy.

Vaccine Services

Protection for a long, healthy life

Vaccinating your pets is one of the easiest and most effective ways to ensure they live a long, healthy life. We know that keeping your pets safe requires a personalized approach.

Routine immunizations protect our canine and feline companions from highly contagious and potentially fatal diseases like rabies, parvovirus, and panleukopenia.

Beyond safeguarding your individual pet, staying up to date on immunizations plays a critical role in public health. It prevents the spread of dangerous illnesses within our local community and protects your human family from zoonotic diseases (illnesses that can pass from animals to humans, like rabies and leptospirosis). Investing in preventative care now shields your pet from avoidable suffering and protects you from the emotional and financial burden of treating severe, preventable illnesses.

Essential protection for every life stage

As your pet grows, their immune system and lifestyle risks change. We tailor our vaccine recommendations to match their specific needs as they move through every stage of life.

Building blocks

Puppies & Kittens

Young animals possess temporary immunity from their mother's milk, which gradually fades. To close this gap, we start a critical series of foundational vaccines at 6 to 8 weeks of age. This series builds necessary antibodies during their most vulnerable months.

Starts at 6–8 weeks
Maintaining strong defenses

Adult Pets

Immunity doesn't last forever. Adult dogs and cats require routine boosters to keep their immune defenses strong against persistent environmental threats. We also assess their daily habits, like boarding, grooming, or hiking, to recommend lifestyle vaccines like Bordetella, Lyme, or Feline Leukemia.

Routine boostersLifestyle vaccines
Protecting vulnerable years

Senior Pets

As pets age, their immune systems naturally weaken, making it harder for them to fight off infections. Continuing a regular vaccination schedule ensures our senior companions remain protected against common diseases, allowing them to enjoy their golden years in comfort.

Regular schedule

Puppy & kitten vaccine schedules

The foundational series for your newest family member.

6–8 weeks
Core vaccines
DA2PP
Lifestyle vaccines
Bordetella
10–12 weeks
Core vaccines
DA2PPLeptospirosis
Lifestyle vaccines
LymeInfluenza
14–16 weeks
Core vaccines
DA2PPLeptospirosis
Lifestyle vaccines
None at this visit
16 weeks
Core vaccines
RabiesDA2PPLeptospirosis
Lifestyle vaccines
LymeInfluenza
Core vaccineLifestyle vaccineScreening test
  • Lyme & flu vaccines start at 12 weeks of age and need one booster 3–4 weeks later.
  • Heartworm test at 8 months.
  • Spay/neuter at 6 months (unless directed otherwise by your vet).
6–8 weeks
Core vaccines
FIV/FeLV TestFVRCP
Lifestyle vaccines
None at this visit
10–12 weeks
Core vaccines
FVRCP
Lifestyle vaccines
FeLV
14–16 weeks
Core vaccines
FVRCP
Lifestyle vaccines
None at this visit
16 weeks
Core vaccines
RabiesFVRCP
Lifestyle vaccines
FeLV
Core vaccineLifestyle vaccineScreening test
  • FeLV vaccine starts at 12 weeks of age and needs one booster 3–4 weeks later.

Vaccine pricing

Straightforward pricing for dogs and cats.

Schedule (PDF) Pricing (PDF)

Canine

  • Rabies 1 Year$39
  • Rabies 3 Year$72
  • Distemper with Lepto$48
  • Distemper$42
  • Bordetella$29
  • Influenza$45
  • Lyme$33
  • 4dx TestHeartworm + tick-borne diseases$54

Feline

  • Rabies 1 Year$39
  • Rabies 3 Year$72
  • Feline ComboFVRCP$35
  • FeLVFeline leukemia$44
  • FIV/FeLV Test$54

Not sure which vaccines your pet needs? We'll recommend a plan based on their age and lifestyle.

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Monday through Friday. Closed weekends.

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    We have moved! Our new location is 40 Walter Ct. in Moscow Mills.