Dr. Amanda Neece is the most amazing and caring person, who listens to what your concern is and not…read more'by the book' only approach. She is very familiar with FIP in cats (ferrets too though I don't have one) and a great supporter and advisor in getting pets healthy again! LOVE HER.

The vets at Animal Hospital have cared for our dogs and cats for over forty years. Over the years…read morethe practice has grown along with the demand for their expertise, compassion and straight answers to tough questions. When it came time for our aged, ailing pets to find final relief, the staff and doctors provided real information and support. Affordable and accessible, kudos especially to Drs. Coles and Heeb.

Their payment system did not email me I had a balance for many months. When I finally received a…read morenotice it included late fees, I went in and was initially denied any relief of late charges of a balance I had no awareness of. Eventually they removed the charges. I can't imagine how many other people they have treated or exploited this way.

Dr. Tom Liebl was my vet for 30 years. He was great. He retired in January 2024 I believe, and I…read morewas transferred to the veterinarian that he mentored the practice was bought out by a corporation and there was no more Service Dog discount or allowing people to pay on a plan. I was told they would not see my animals until my bill was paid in full. I hope that CPAH loses a lot of business because of how people have been treated under this new management. Good clients have left because there is no longer "we care" attitude. CPAH has won the best vet in Lawrence for many years. I hope that what has happened in the first half of 2025 makes them lose that designation because the people that were on the place now do not deserve that.

I took my 15 year old Boston terrier to Dr. Lewis because she was suffering from incontinence with…read morehorrible smelling urine, and a bloated belly amongst other things. dr. Lewis sent me and my dog away telling me she looked beautiful and nothing was wrong with her. No labs for her urinart issues were done at all, I left pretty disappointed, knowing that in fact, something was very wrong with her, took her to another vet and they confirmed that she had had Cushing's disease. The Boston terrier I had before that I had put down by Dr. Lewis and it was the worst most horrible traumatizing experience I have ever had putting a dog down. I've given this office many chances to redeem their self and will never return again.

The calm demeanor of Dr. Lewis relaxed my feral feline friend such that he took his shots without…read moremuch struggle. We both appreciated Dr. Lewis' expertise and assistance. Recommended.

I reviewed this place when I was tending a friends dog. I am adding a review now that I have my own…read moredog. Annie is a Havanese puppy who is running my life. Lol. It's hard to trust your baby to just any vet. I came here after thoroughly researching veterinarians in Lawrence. Jarrett consistently scored high on all the reviews I read. I just knew this was the right place to be. This is not a large, spacious clinic with a fancy light-filled waiting area. No, this is a small clinic filled with a cat tree, plants and a few chairs. I have not been inside the lobby area because since COVID everything is car side. I can peak through the windows for a glimpse inside the clinic. It is located inside a forgotten strip mall and there is plenty of space for parking. All the vets I have met... Dr. Kissinger and Dr. Cason have been so nice and personable. They genuinely seem to care for your baby. They are never in a hurry and they explain things in common language. They are friendly, professional and human. Both vets have a deep love for what they do and for animals. You can just sense it. The techs are also very friendly and knowledgeable. They are also patient because I have a million questions and I have never received the eye-roll or the shrug from them. If they do not have an answer, they find one and call you. They have been excellent at communicating with me by phone and email. The prices on services and products seem to be competitive and reasonable. I have never once received sticker shock from anything they have done. They have always been transparent as to cost and have given me estimates on prices, too. Highly recommend this clinic. It is small but filled with caring, kind people.

They are permanently closed at this time!!! Great service…read moreforever!! They will be missed throughout DG County !!!

I would rate this place a 0 stars out of 5 if i could. We brought in a kitten we had found outside…read morein the snow that was malnourished and barely moving and we had got her moving and eating again. She was fine for the two days before we took her to the vet. My mother specifically told them NOT to put flea and tick treatment on her because of how small she was (not only was she a kitten, but she was a runt and incredibly malnourished). Because of construction my family wasn't able to go back with the kitten and by the time they had brought her back out, she already had the flea and tick treatment on her. We brought her home and she was really sleepy and lethargic and only a couple hours later we found her dead. The only thing they could offer up for their mistakes was a measly apology. An apology wont bring back the kitten we lost, or the money we lost either for a treatment we DIDN'T WANT. This is my very first Yelp review and I hate that it has to be such an awful one.

I moved to Lawrence 3 years ago and took my senior kitty to this clinic for all her care. It…read morerecently became time to say goodbye to her. She was 17 y/o and on multiple medications. Dr Hanson and Practice Mgr, Linda, couldn't have been more caring, supportive, and kind. In fact every staff member was respectful of the sad occasion and provided emotional support. I highly recommend this clinic to all cat parents.

I'm a huge fan of LVH! I've been taking my dogs here almost three years and only have great things…read moreto say about the staff and our experiences there. I agree that services are not cheap per se, but vet care isn't cheap in general (even with pet insurance in my experience). You get what you pay for at LVH which a very knowledgeable, caring team that is willing to go above and beyond for you and your pets. I can't recommend them enough! From an emergency that required immediate attention and stitches to our regular visits, I've always impressed with the level of service from the staff.

10+ years of good service but today not happy I was running late even called to say running late…read morestep in about 12 minutes late and still they would not see my pet. Service has gone down hill and they are not going to accommodate you without letting you know it is inconvenient. The care is good and the Vets are good -no issue there.

OK, when I first moved to Lawrence two years ago I had a cat. I also was full-time caregiver for my…read moremom so I never got to take my cat to any veterinary help here for the last two years. When my cat passed away recently and I was seeking a new pet but didn't really know how to go about it. I was given my new for baby brownie as a gift. I was looking for a veterinary clinic to take him to and it was kind a hard to choose because there are so many veterinary clinics in this Town. I think Lawrence has more veterinary clinics than I've ever seen in quite a long time so after searching for a little bit I decided to go with This place. The The location of this veterinary clinic is really tucked away and if you don't know the area you will pass by it. I think they could've chosen a better building so that it would be easily noticed and accessible.The clinic looks small from the outside and unfortunately due to Covid I haven't been given the opportunity to see what the inside looks like. Their Covid policy I don't really care for, although I understand it. Their policy is that when you have an appointment with your pet, you are to pull up, park and the nurse comes out, takes your pet inside and does whatever procedure you ask, then the nurse brings the pet back out to the car with a total of what they've done. Prior to the nurse bringing your pet out, you do receive a call from the vet to kind of give you an idea of what they did and what is the next step. Now for some pet owners who have had their pets for a long time and may have felt comfortable letting their pet go in because they've dealt with these people before, they may have been ok with thatf but someone like me, who just got my pet and having to hand him over to a stranger and not even escort him inside for his first veterinary appointment was a little strange. I didn't like it, as I've stated before I do understand why it's like that I just didn't like it. But fortunately for brownie, the visit went well, the veterinarian name Dr. Roland spoke with me and told me everything that she had done and what to expect in the in the coming months. So far I am pleased with the services I received the pricing was affordable and they seem to all take a liking to brownie ,and that meant more to me than anything. I truly based my return on how he was receptive to them. the fact that he was very playful and receptive I will definitely be bringing brownie back for his future appointments. They really made brownie feel at home.

The veterinarians at Wakarusa Veterinary Hospital demonstrate competence in their practice, but…read moreslightly taken aback by the perception of them being money-hungry due to the seemingly exorbitant fees per service, I question the necessity of an upfront $60 per dog "exam" fee that may not always result in a thorough assessment, especially when additional charges are incurred for addressing the initial/exam reason for the visit. Why do I have to argue with them EVERY visit about taking my dog(s) back into another back room without me, to do simple things like a blood draw or nail trim? We are already in a private room, what is it that you are doing that you don't want me to see... this policy I find intolerable. One of my dogs is mortified without me in the room. When I brought my dogs in for their annual heartworm tests, they tried to sell me multiple packages of Heartgard seemed unnecessary since I already had some at home, and I wasn't sure I wanted to purchase from them. I added the heartguard to an existing retailer online order I already had going, and was confused when the retailer said my vet would not approve it? Wakarusa called and said You know you can buy that from us, I said I already had an existing order that I am adding it to from an online retailer. They told me they would not approve it since I am not buying it from them unless I pay them an additional $10! After I have spent thousands there! This experience left me feeling exploited, especially after consistent patronage. They must make a lot of money from Heartguard or get some kind of kickback. I like to have a choice as to where I purchase from without paying a ransom. It feels a bit like a used car sales experience.

Dr. Bradley and his team are amazing! Took my dog in last minute before Thanksgiving weekend and…read moreliterally helped save her life. Other vets in town had no room for an appointment but Dr. Bradley's MADE time for her. Most caring team I've been blessed with to have help navigate through her diabetes diagnosis. He has respect for lower budgets to better assess & prioritize his treatments so to not strain the owner. That is why he asks about budget, not to make money, but to help save the animal being treated. Absolutely recommend them!!

Dr. Bradley was extremely condescending and treated me and my husband like we were stupid, and like…read morewe were horrible pet owners. I do not recommend taking your pet here.

Super impressed by every aspect of this practice! Megan at the front desk was so sweet to my dog…read moreGracie (lots of treats!) & we had a lovely chat while I waited. It was short tho & Kinley came to take us to the room which was large, clean & well equipped. We began discussing Gracie's arthritis & I looked over to see the vet on the floor engaging with my dog! Dr. Holstrom was so kind & extremely thorough with Gracie's exam. I had questions about some lumps & how to treat them. She gave me several options & explained them thoroughly. We reviewed all of Gracie's health matters. Head to toe. The Dr. & Kinley really made me feel like they cared about Gracie & her well being. They were so great with my dog, but also fantastic with me, too. It was so nice to talk with them. This was my first visit to Pleasant Valley & they've got it ALL right. Lovely, clean, well maintained building & exam rooms; warm, friendly receptionists; short wait times; knowledgeable Dr. who is as good with people as she is with animals; technology (a very useful & easy to use app); & all these people are loving on my dog every step of the way. This is our retirement home so we are customers forever! I have already recommended Pleasant Valley to family and friends!

We have three dogs in our family, two of whom have some kind of crazy skin Allergy (with…read moreinflammation) in their paws and on lower legs. We brought these two dogs to the Pleasant Valley veterinarian clinic in Tonganoxie, Kansas, and we were so extremely impressed and wonderfully treated. Regrettably, one of our dogs is in fairly serious condition and the vet there recommended that we take him to a specialty veterinarian clinic that has an internist type physician for dogs to address his significant problems. What impressed my wife and me most was the fact that this particular veterinarian was MUCH more concerned about the well-being of our dog, rather than making money for herself, which we would have gladly paid her for many repeated visits for her to identify and treat our dog's significant health issues. But instead of making money, she was MUCH more concerned about the health of our dog, and she referred us to two viable animal clinics that have the type of internist that can properly address our dog's needs. So, the bottom line here is, if you want a veterinarian that is more concerned about the health and well being of your animal, rather thanher profit margins, I recommend that you take your animals to the Pleasant Valley veterinarian clinic in Tonganoxie, Kansas, and have a Veterinarian with incredible knowledge and integrity there take care of your pets. Truly impressive, truly inspiring, we couldn't be more grateful.

I had to change vets because mine retired. It took a long time and research to find a new vet. One…read moreof my friends suggested Eudora Animal Clinic. One reason I picked this vet is because they are one of the few vets in town to administer the ProHeart shot for heart worm prevention. That was very important to me. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. They get to know you on a first name basis very easily. They answer the phone and there are no automated answering systems. They are helpful and caring. The vets and vet techs are smart and helpful. They have never tried to oversell me products. I have two dogs so we have a tight budget. There is no pressure and no hard sales. I trust their advice and medical care. The prices are not the most inexpensive but they line up with other vets in town. They seem to be moderate in price compared to others. There are always discounts and rebates on medicine. I use the Care Credit Card so the staff always makes sure I get the best rate. Eudora Animal Hospital is primarily a large animal hospital. There are cattle and horse pens on the side. However, I have seen all sorts of animals there. Cats, dogs of all sizes are treated there. My dogs are happy with their care and I am happy with the staff and treatment. Highly recommended.

Very disappointed after 8 years of service. We had a steer down with a severe case of bloat, we…read morewere requested to load up our 1200 pound steer who was down and unable to walk. Clearly not a option, dr refused to make a farm visit and advised we admin Draxin for bloat... not happy and all and will not return