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    Karma Dog Training

    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    Overland Park Veterinary Center

    Overland Park Veterinary Center

    (22 reviews)

    When retelling the final moments of my soulmates life, the last thing I want to do is add a…read morebusiness plug-- but OVPK V.E.S. deserves the mention. Thank you to Kendra, Lili, Maddie, and Dr. Thomas Mick. After the examination, Dr. Mick's tone was professional and confident but also had a layer of compassion in it. Though my cat was old and visibly sick, Dr. Mick listed off each theory of the sickness, along with what testing would be needed to make that determination, the cost, what aftercare would be needed, and how that would affect his quality of life. He then stopped speaking. I think he stopped speaking then because he knew that I needed to be the one to suggest what everyone in the room already knew. When I mentioned the inevitable, he picked up with the same professional and compassionate tone and explained the benefits of letting my cat go then, rather than putting him through anything else. His professional tone and choice of words never once made me feel like he was guiding me one way or the other. He was merely stating the facts and leaving the decision entirely up to me. At that moment I asked him if he were in my position would he make the same decision. Without hesitation he said "yes." I've never lost a pet, so the process was new to me. Everything from this point forward was up to me and my comfort level with the situation. Would I like to be there when it happens, or not? They explained the process and then took my cat out back to give him a catheter. We were moved into the new room and my cat was given to me wrapped in a blanket. We saw there were hearts on the tape holding in his catheter. That was an extra level of care that really made all the difference. They said we could have as much time as we needed with him, and just to use the phone to call up front when we were ready. I knew I never could make that call so I asked if they give us five minutes and then have Dr. Mick come in. That's exactly what happened. I had a few minutes to say goodbye and Dr. Mick came in, no knock, as instructed. He let me hold my cat as he reached in the blanket for his catheter. He told me the first one was anesthesia, and only a moment later would be the other shot. It was only a few seconds and when it was finished I began to shake and stutter that it didn't feel right for me to hold him anymore and for the doctor to please take him. Dr. Mick did just that. I know this next part is luck, but it was also part of my experience so I must add it. I wish I wasn't the kind of person who, no matter how badly I didn't want to see my cat in the state after he passed on, I wish I wasn't the kind of person who looked. I couldn't just bury my head in my hands and let the doctor walk out with him. Something deep inside of me made me look up as the doctor took my best friend of 13 years away. Thankfully, all I saw was Dr. Mick's back. I didn't even see an ear or anything. So my last memory of seeing my cat was when he put his chin on my shoulder and purred that last time, as opposed to his lifeless body being carried away. After that they let us have as much time as we needed in the room. No paperwork, no interruptions. Just allowed us the few moments of sheer agony and sadness that we felt, until we were able to dust ourselves off and face the world again. Their prices were fair, their staff were caring, and Dr. Mick was professional and compassionate. In any situation where your pet needs to be seen, I would suggest going here, which is also open 24/7.

    I will never take my pets to this place ever again. I just lost my cat of 18 years and ask for…read morecremation and wanted his ashes back. I took him in and signed papers thinking I was getting his ashes back. Get a call three days later and was told I checked marked the cremation for them to release his ashes in some garden they didn't even tell me about. I hope think place loses all their business I would never recommend this BS place to anyone. Terrible people!!

    Karma Dog Training - dogwalkers - Updated May 2026

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