i have always been able to get in at the El Dorado Animal Clinic. Dr Davy and Dr. Kathy have been a…read morebig help with all my pets. I know taking them there that everything will be taken care of. The clinic also gives generously to Priscilla's Pet Pantry! Everything from their Christmas tree goes to Priscilla's! Thanks-you so much. God's Blessings to everyone.

I just want to take a moment to thank the awesome staff at the El Dorado Animal Clinic. I'm very…read moreremiss in saying what I need to each time I'm there because thank you just doesn't cover it. If anyone is looking for a place to entrust your pet, this is it. Dr. Davy Harkins is amazing. He takes on all critters, big and small. He is always up for a challenge and his calm demeanor during a crisis is always reassuring Between him and his Vet Tech, Kathy Daily and dear, sweet Brad Sutter, heck; the entire staff! I always have a great visit with my dogs. My dogs love going to see them!! So many Veterinarians these days work 9 - 5 and tell you to call the emergency vet if you have a problem after hours. I haven't had to do it myself but I have heard stories of Dr. Davy and his staff showing up in the middle of the night to do emergency surgery to save someone's pet. He has met me on a Sunday to comfort me in the loss of one of my dogs. This is why I drive 35 minutes from Wichita to El Dorado to have my dogs seen. Wichita area veterinarians, you need to take note. This is how you create a loyal following; by caring enough about the animals and their people to make time to provide comfort and aid. By being honest in the diagnosis, treatment and your ability to provide it. Don't tell people what they want to hear even when the truth hurts. Dr. Davy doesn't try to tell you what you want to hear or sugar coat it. He tells the truth as gently as he can and leaves it up to you to deal with it with what help he can provide. He is not a miracle worker but he is damn close.

Has always taken excellent care of my dogs. Always affordable. A country vet, not one of the city…read moreplaces where they try to sell you "packages" of stuff you didnt ask for. Everyone there has always been nice. Won't go anywhere else and it's a 30 minute drive to get there, I pass five other vets along the way.

The vet (Michelle) is so personable and takes time to answer your questions, and the staff truly…read morecare about your pets.

We came in from out of town with our nervous 15 pound dog and Doggy Day Care was helpful, confident…read moreand caring. Tater went to the back with them without looking back and had a great day! Thank you Doggie Day Care!

Today was my first experience with any doggie day care. Add to that my dog is only moderately…read moresocialized, we've been traveling and out of his usual routine, and he was attacked by a pair of dogs at our hotel an hour before we got to this doggie daycare. My boy was extremely nervous and on edge. Erica, the manager was very confident and accommodating to make the experience as comfortable as possible for my dog. When I picked him up he was happy and tired from play. I couldn't be happier with this experience.

We are very comfortable with Dr Adkins in our home and with our dogs. We enjoy our pets being…read moremature in age, plus give them happy days until their time to pass. Dr Adkins has helped us with that goal.

She sold me 6 months of heartworm medication that was expired. She will not return my phone calls…read moreto remedy the situation

Over a weekend my dog developed an infection and had to be put down. It was one of the most…read moreheartbreaking and hardest things I've ever done. The team showed me so much compassion, empathy, and kindness. They let me take as long as I needed. They made these watercolor cards and signed a card. Through the tough times it meant a lot that total strangers were there for me. I've never used their services prior to this, so it was hard going to a place to do this in an unfamiliar place. Hopefully I never have to use their services again, but if I did I would go here.

The team was very professional while we were dealing with the emotionally fraught decision to put…read moredown our senior cat. They were informative and straight-forward about our options, but they were also compassionate about how difficult these times are for families. We were seated in a private room that was very comfortable for us to say our last goodbyes, and we were given a number of options for remembrance after, including paw and nose prints. All workers were very sympathetic about our situation. Overall, this is a great facility for some of the hardest days of pet owners' lives. We're very thankful for their help giving our boy a peaceful passing.

Treatment is very reasonable ! Dr Brad is the best! Have taken our pets here for years.read more

Wow what an amazing vet. Very thorough and thoughtful. Was concerned my dog had heart failure and…read moreit was just allergies. He was very kind and also reasonable in the charges. He even told me about a rebate for my medication!!! Highly Recommend!

Response to my goat emergency was quick, which we greatly appreciated! Dr Molly and all techs and…read moreoffice personnel were so kind and thoughtful and professional. Exceptional place for all my livestock needs. It's like a K State facility here at home!

I rarely write reviews but for this one I had to. Words cannot describe how incredible this clinic…read moreis. I spent two years in the Wichita area and took both of my dogs to this clinic. From diagnosing kidney disease in a two year old dog to removing lumps on another to providing several different treatment options for hip pain, this clinic does it all and does it with so much care. I have never been able to find a vet quite like them since moving and it's sad. I would move back to Wichita specifically for them if I could!

We recently had to make the difficult decision to say goodbye to our beloved Samantha of 11 years,…read moreand the compassion shown by the entire staff meant so much to our family. They were incredibly kind, understanding, and patient throughout the entire process. They took the time to explain everything, treated our girl with dignity and respect, and made an incredibly heartbreaking day a little easier to navigate. The whole process was handled smoothly and professionally, and we never felt rushed. Their genuine care for both our dog and our family was evident in every interaction. We are deeply grateful for the kindness and support they showed us during such a difficult time. Thank you for helping our sweet girl cross the rainbow bridge with peace and compassion.

I want to share a cautionary tale for anyone in Wichita considering the UrgentVet on N. Rock Road…read more We recently took our 17-year-old girl there after a long road trip. She has lived with IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease) for 15 years, and we were very clear up front: she's a senior, she's uncomfortable, and we want palliative care to settle her stomach and keep her cozy. We explicitly stated we were not interested in thousands of dollars in tests or aggressive long-term treatments at her age. The Experience: While the staff was "nice" on the surface, the pressure was immediate and intense. They pushed for a massive list of expensive diagnostics that ignored everything we told them about her history and our wishes for her end-of-life comfort. It felt less like a doctor's office and more like a high-pressure sales floor. The "Why" (Follow the Money): I did some digging into why a "neighborhood" vet would act this way. It turns out UrgentVet is not a local business. * It is owned by American Veterinary Group (AVG). * AVG is owned by Oak Hill Capital, a multi-billion dollar Private Equity (PE) firm in New York. EBITDA over Pet Care: In the world of Private Equity, the goal isn't just "helping pets"--it's EBITDA (corporate-speak for maximizing profit margins to make the company look more valuable for a future sale). When a PE firm runs a vet clinic, the veterinarians are often under immense pressure to hit "revenue targets" and "average transaction goals." This is why you get the "crazy" high-pressure pitches for tests your pet doesn't need; the vets are often paid on commission (production), and their corporate bosses are tracking every dollar they "missed" by not upselling you. The Bottom Line: If you want a vet that listens to you and respects your pet's quality of life without trying to pad a corporate balance sheet, look elsewhere. Our pets deserve compassion, not to be treated as a "revenue unit" for a New York investment firm. They even have a name for what they do it's called "Gold Standard Pressure" where the Vets (good people) are trained to present EVERY POSSIBLE diagnosis, test they can guilt you into. Please look for local ownership and get PE firms out of the Petcare business.