Every single person I came in contact with at Basehor Veterinary Clinic was "off the rails"…read morehelpful, kind, thoughtful, professional and knowledgeable. I even found a new dog sitter by one of the girls volunteering to watch my injured dog.

Unfortunately, my daughter and her family had to put down their 10yo boxer. Basehor Vet Clinic was…read morevery accommodating in the 'comfort room' and explained the process thoroughly prior to the injection. All employees were caring towards the family. Cost was very reasonable. Highly recommend.

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.

Our family had an emergency crisis with our beloved cat , which had to be put down due to a genetic…read moredisorder that came on brutally fast without warning . The entire process was horrific , but the staff and doctor were absolutely amazing , compassionate , above and beyond kind . This was my teenage daughter's beloved fur baby, which was incredibly emotional for her . They were so sweet and compassionate to our kitty and my daughter through out the entire ordeal , knowing how painful this was for her , acknowledging her grief and helping her through it with the utmost patience, respect and care ! I will never forget it and I am Forever grateful to them for their support and care ! Anyone who has to go through it knows how Hard it is and To have a veterinarian and staff so above and beyond is priceless ! Although our experience was not a happy outcome I am forever in their debt and highly recommend them for all your pets health and longevity! It's a blessing in this profession which can be harsh and money motivated ! Piper Heritage is by far the very best on all Levels !

I've been taking my dog there for ~7 years and have always had great interactions with all of the…read moretechs and doctors. The team is very knowledgeable and compassionate, while also being practical, which I appreciate.

The entire staff at Pioneer Animal Hospital is compassionate, helpful, gentle and caring…read more The excellent care, understanding and support for our elderly pup to prolong and provide comfort til the end to providing a new puppy a healthy start. We are extremely satisfied with the services provided, the clear communication and overall care of our canine family members. I would highly recommend

10/10, I trust the amazing team at Pioneer Animal Hospital. Dr. Wood and the team took such great…read morecare of my pup. If you had seen him when I first brought him in, you would think it was a completely different dog. Thank you for loving my boy for me during his overnight stays. It means so much to me and my family!

My animals ( 8 cats, two dogs) have seen Dr Bruner for years. She's smart, compassionate and kind…read more The clinic is always clean and I trust my animals to receive excellent care there. My oldest is 17, my youngest eight months. They're a great clinic

My Honey passed away last night. She suffered for 3 weeks, lost over 20 pounds and for what. We…read moretook her to a different vet yesterday and the first thig that she did was examine her. She found some sort of growth close to her bladder so 2 x-rays were taken. There was a mass. She was to have surgery on Thursday, so we left her at the hospital so that they could get some nourishment down her in preparation for surgery. The doctor checked on her at 10 pm and she was still doing ok, but when she came into the office this morning, Honey was dead. I am so incredibly angry at Lansing Veterinary Hospital. The only thing that she went on was a UA. Honey might have died anyway, but 3 weeks of suffering. It could have been cancer, BUT THREE WEEKS OF SUFFERING? I am so incredibly angry with them. THEY WILL NEVER SEE MY CATS!!!

Front staff is extremely rude over the phone on multiple occasions. Very rude, cold, and unhelpful…read more Does not give information on payment, simply said "i don't know". I would rather go to coronado animal hospital and wait outside in my car than ever go here.

Dr Buzhardt is such a kind and compassionate vet! After being blown off by another vet in town, I…read moretook my very ill kitty to her and she took such a personal interest that I was blown away. She called me several times over the next few weeks to check on his progress. Though VCA is pricey I don't think they are out of line with other vets in the area, and Dr Buzhardt was very understanding and conscientious of trying to limit cost as much as possible. The staff here are very friendly too, and they are almost always on schedule- I have never had a long wait. Highly recommend!

Compassionate and thorough care! I got on here to finally…read morewrite my review of Dr. Slyter from several other visits that I had taken my pets in to see him, and saw a previous review that was very negative. I wanted to try and give people another perspective about Dr. Slyter and his practice. Dr. Slyter has seen both my dogs and I even brought my son's cat over from another town. I recently moved here from Texas. I have a different perspective about Dr. Slyter's office and it's appearance. The vet I took my dog to in Texas had an office that looked like a day spa. It was by far the most fabulous looking office I had ever seen. Initially that made me feel great. I later came to understand why it was so elegant. It came out of my pocket book and many other's like me. The first thing I appreciated about Dr. Slyter was that we had a thorough discussion about each of my pets when I brought them in for the first time. They have had serious, complex medical conditions and he went over multiple different possible options for moving forward, but he was just as clear about telling me the limitations involved in running each test, along with the expense. I had already begun to believe that most of my dog's health conditions were caused by overly aggressive veterinary care and treatments before I took my dogs in. I never had unhealthy pets until I had pets I was in the position financially to get everything they were 'supposed' to have on schedule. So personally I was thrilled that there was no pressure for me to do this, or try that, the options were laid out for me and whatever I chose to do was clearly acceptable to him. I can only speak for my experience with Dr. Slyter and my pets, but what I most appreciated was the amount of time he spent assessing them and discussing the options with me. On each occasion I have been there I have never once felt rushed to make any decision with their complex conditions. His approach seems to be more of the 'old school' veterinary approach and none of the constant up-sell that I experienced from the 'day spa' veterinary clinics I took my pets to in Texas. Having read the other review, I can say from my perspective I am now relieved when I see/hear a doctor or vet not push antibiotics too readily. It's a difference in approach. I used to also feel irritated when I saw a doctor or vet and they did not offer antibiotics or something in an office visit because it didn't feel like I was 'doing anything' proactive. There is always a risk involved in not treating, but there are also risks involved with treating. We now understand that if we can avoid antibiotics it's best, because it wipes out both the good and bad gut bacteria. It may be appropriate to use them when necessary but having learned the hard way with my pets, and with my own health, I am pleased when I see a vet or a doctor not immediately prescribe them. The office itself is older and by no means like a day spa, but on the occasions I was there I did not notice it being unclean or unsanitary. The most important thing to me has been the amount of time Dr. Slyter spent evaluating my pets and discussing my concerns. I have been in there on several occasions now, including an emergency situation when my small dog was attacked by a German Shepherd. I can't imagine taking my vets elsewhere.

Preslee Pearl Porter is our rescue dog. She sees Dr Slyter and got a good check up. We love this…read moreclinic. Everyone is so kind and thoughtful!! Great place!!!

Dr. B and his entire staff are the most caring and compassionate group of animal care specialist I…read morehave met in many years of having pets. We met under horrible circumstances. The only good thing to come from that day was finding this group of wonderful care givers.

Have been taking family pets to Dr. Broderius for over 25 years. His care is exemplary. I have…read morehad pets my entire life and nobody has ever come close to his genuine compassion and care for all animals. When we recently brought 2 new puppies in for well check. He literally sat down on the floor with the dogs to socialize at their level. Incredible care, compassion and love for all animals.

This non profit is a great place to get pets. They are no kill and are a huge asset to Bonner…read moreSprings. They take all the pets from animal control and get them to great homes for simply the cost of the vet care. They are at the Shawnee Petsmart every Saturday for adoption events.

We adopted our cat, Meeny (from the litter of Eeny, Meeny, Miney, and Moe), about 3 years ago in…read moreDecember from Bonner Animal Rescue. She was adopted once before and brought back because the family had too young of kids for a 4 month old kitty. We found Meeny at a PetSmart event that Bonner Animal Rescue was at and I fell in love. I couldn't stop thinking about that sweet kitty that I knew I was going to bring home some day and be her forever home. About 2 weeks later, we called the shelter, set an appointment, and went to the appointment ready to give a kitty her forever home and the volunteers were very nice, passionate, and most of all they loved volunteering! We were there for about an hour visiting with Meeny making sure she was the right fit for us and 5 minutes later we were signing papers. After we signed papers, we left without a cat knowing that the next day, we would have a spoiled-rotten cat that loves chicken, and went to the store and got everything she would need and went home to get everything set up for her to enter her new life! When we went back the next day to pick up our kitty, she was all ready to go and all that was left was to pick her up and get things finalized. Meeny had a little bit of a scare, she thought I looked like a dog with my hat on and she got so scared she hissed and peed on one of the owners. When I took my hat off, she was all lovey again and she was ready to go. We also had another scare with a bell she was unfamiliar with and we went all around the shelter trying to find where Meeny, a tiny kitten, had gone. We brought out some "cookies" (treats) and she came right back. Meeny was our perfect match for our small family. If you are in the Bonner area and are wanting to adopt or foster a sweet, innocent animal(s) or want to volunteer or donate, go to Bonner Animal Rescue!!