You walk into the animal hospital and the first thing they tell you is they will do an x-ray and…read morecharge you $600.00 for the x-ray. I brought my dog in there and right away they said they charge for this x-ray. Didn't even look at my dog yet. They took x-ray's and learned my baby was full of cancer. Sadly, I had to have my sweet little Yorkie put down. Oh, but they sure charged me a great amount for their services. They were rude as I was highly upset I just lost my sweet baby. I strongly suspect this hospital is owned by a corporation that charges horrible fees. Don't take your pet there. They do not care about you pet nor you. Yes, big corporations are making big money off you. They know people love and care for their pets and this big elite bastards play on your emotions. Warrensburg Animal Hospital is one of those corporations. It's all about money for them.

Not impressed at all. While the clinic was clean it left the appearance of small, old, and…read moreoutdated. The vet absolutely did not listen to concerns and was almost belittling. They also charged me an emergency fee in the middle of a regular business day and being an established client.

they spayed my dog and you couldn't even see the scar. She healed so quickly and it was a wonderful…read more experience I'd take my dog or cat or any animal that needed help or care. They are very reasonably priced for the area..

Nice vet clinic in a small town. Prices are decent, hours of operation typical. Very friendly and…read morecourteous. Use them regularly for my 3 pets.

I have been trying to get to find a good vet clinic for my critters and tried Flat Creek. I was…read morevery pleased with the experience, care and friendliness. They were also very compassionate when I had to let my beloved Emerald go because of cancer. I find them reasonably priced also.

They do an awesome job and take such good care of Rosey and always recognize her when we come in.read more

This is the only place that I take my 15lb and over dogs to be spayed or neutered. The only place…read morethat I take any of my cats also. They are super professional and very friendly. They seem to care for every single animal that comes through the door. I have been there many many times, and will continue to go back. This is just a spay and neuter clinic. They do offer shots at time of service, which is nice.

I took my one-year-old black lab to this clinic to get spayed this past Tuesday and I would not…read morerecommend this place to anyone I know. Starting with the first two minutes of my arrival the vet took my dog from me and sent her to the back where she cried, I explained to him that she only ever cries if she has to go to the bathroom and he gave me an "ok". Second, they NEVER asked to see her vaccination records so I can only imagine the illnesses that are brought in there and let around other animals. Lastly, I picked my dog up at 4 and as soon as I got her in the car I noticed the smell of urine. I then checked her and realized that she had pee on her fur from where I am assuming she peed involuntarily because of the anesthesia and had been laying in it for I don't know how long. This was very concerning for me because you cannot clean your dog after this surgery therefore she had to lay in what I could not remove from her fur without cleaning. VERY DISSAPOINTED WITH MY CHOICE.

Worst place I have ever been to. My dog had his ear hematoma drained there late last month, today…read morehe was getting the drainage tube removed and without warning Dr Gower ripped my dog's ear tube out causing my dog to scream because of the pain. He didn't even attempt to reassure my dog nor me that what he just did was fine, there was no discussion beforehand that this was what he was going to do to my dog. Pain meds were not offered either, just simply be on your way. He's an incredibly cold and unwelcoming person, and the lack of care and informed consent is appalling. They don't tend to offer pain meds nor antibiotics for after surgery either, at least none was offered when my dog initially had the tube put in. No care instructions were given at pick up either, we had to call back to make sure what to do. And when the edge of the tube in his ear started cutting into him only then did they finally give us something for him, but they didn't do anything to prevent it from continuing to cut into him. In fact the vet originally just brushed it off as being the drainage hole when it clearly wasn't. I had to take my dog to a different vet clinic shortly after the tube got ripped out to make sure he was going to actually be okay. And the vet there agreed it shouldn't have been handled like this. And unlike this clinic they constantly reassured my dog the entire time while they looked at his ear, making sure he was comfortable and cared for properly. Which because of how he was handled here, he was very nervous about people around his ear now when he never was before. They also gave us pain meds unlike here. This isn't even that much of an ask, this is standard care. Which thank you Vetco total care in Blue springs for actually caring about the animals they're trusted with. If you value your dogs comfort and health, don't go here. Even if they solve the initial problem they'll just end up making things worse and do nothing to fix it. If you have concerns they brush you off.

Nice Staff both front and back! Dr seems nice! Clean, great location, nice large waiting room.read more

Hard decision made to euthanize my severely ill 9 year old cat. The staff couldn't have been more…read morekind and caring. Thank you all for the professionalism and caring services.

Very disappointed in this place. The veterinarians are rude and not very personable and do not care…read moreabout your pets all they care about is the money do not come here.

Dr. Scott Fray & Dr. Andrea Reuter always address every concern and answer all my questions that I…read morehave, whether in office or on the phone. They not only explain the "what" (aka diagnosis), but also the "why." Sadie can be skittish of men, but she has grown particularly partial to Dr. Fray. That speaks volumes to me. Vet technician, Megan is very attentive, listened to everything I said and reiterated to the vet well. When there was a miscommunication, they were helpful to fix the situation. I truly feel they treat Sadie just as they would their own family fur-member.

Dr Fray has been our family vet for many years now I have been taking my animals and my children's…read moreanimals plus my parents to him since the 80's I don't have any bad things to say about this business and both him and Dr rueter are by far the greatest vets because they are very attentive to your pets needs rather they are big or small. I have been very blessed to have such wonderful people like those two in my life who has such a unwavering love for each pet they come in contact with. They are accompanied with a very friendly and amazing staff at the establishment. I know you won't be disappointed with the whole business because as soon as you walk in your getting the whole friendly and welcoming environment and you will not regret taking your fur babies there. I can't say enough about how wonderful this place is. Give them a try and you will never be disappointed I promise

I want to thank Dr. Mc Neil for his kindness and compassion. I can't thank him enough for driving 2…read morehours back to Sedalia on a Sunday morning to help with my babygirl's passing and end her pain.

We are in the area from out of town, our 13 year old Lab has a pretty nasty ear infection (he is…read moreprone to them). I talked to our longtime Vet in Liberty MO and they were willing to send a prescription to Thompson Hills after trying another local vet that said no (they wanted to see the dog, but wasn't able to see the dog ). Anyway, Thompson Hills worked with my Vet and I would like to give more than 5 stars to Christina and Thompson Hills but that's all I can choose! I will definitely recommend you! Our old guy will be feeling better in no time instead of suffering until we are home next week! Thank you so much!

This shelter is literally located in the middle of nowhere. I'd be careful driving up to their…read moregates, seeing as most of it is dirt road with rocks. Once you're there, the parking is limited to about six cars. A soda machine sits outside, probably collecting dust since I never saw it in use. Inside of the shelter, it smells like wet dog and urine. Very poorly kept, especially the smaller dogs and cats in the front. Most of the time, I saw them walking around in their own feces, sometimes even dried poop on their fur. I went to this shelter several times, in my attempt to find the perfect companion to take home. Eventually I found a 5 month old Australian Cattle Dog Mix. Their procedure before giving you the dog is to have them fixed. I was there the day that my newly adopted puppy, Midnite, was loaded into a crammed minivan and driven off to Sedalia, MO. I questioned the veterinarian about the hygienic state of the dogs before surgery and she explained that it didn't affect the area of the operation. I even asked if I could give her a bath outside of the kennel, just so she could be clean before the operation and they did not let me. I got her in two days and took her home. I immediately took her to the vet to get checked and had her treated for fleas. She was infested in the pests and the area of her operation was inflamed and healing improperly. Days later, Midnite's suture wasn't healing and becoming infected. Also, mind you, during this time I could NOT give her a bath and seeing as she had had a flea treatment and was covered in dry feces; she was in horrible condition (because of the lack of care at the Animal Shelter). A couple of weeks went by and Midnite's wound was still not healing, even though I had treatments given by the vet and tried everything possible to make things better for her. Eventually it closed up enough (even though still infected) for me to give her the bath that she needed so desperately. To make a long story short...due to the poor condition Midnite was kept in the shelter, the lack of animal maintenence and their lack of care and compassion for the animals; Midnite passed away from an infection in her blood caused by the spaying. Warrensburg Animal Shelter IS a KILL SHELTER, and they DO NOT care for their dogs properly. They don't have enough space to accommodate the number of dogs they receive, and usually the place is crammed and full. While I believe in saving animals from shelters, I don't believe in having the dogs/cats spayed and/or neutered without having them bathed. I believe that's one of the reasons that Midnite isn't around today...

I adopted my dog from the shelter in November of 2010 and the shelter appeared to be in decent…read morecondition when I have gone, including when I went to help my friend look for a pet. The staff seemed friendly and my dog was clean, as were the other dogs, when we saw him and picked him up. The shelter staff gave me the impression that he was neutered off site, but that may be incorrect as they never specifically stated. There were no issues in his healing either. The shelter staff seemed to genuinely care about the animals. I only have one complaint, the feed and recommend Science Diet and give a sample bag with adoption. I have NEVER had a dog whose stomach agrees with this food including my dear little Ruger who I adopted from them. I know that at this time, the shelter is a LIMITED kill shelter, that often uses transfers or rescues to prevent putting animal down. Also be advised that adoption fees have increased to $65 recently, to cover costs. All in all remember that this is a place that houses many animals that are very scared. It is going to smell badly, even if all they do all day is clean the kennels. They seem to do a good job every time I have been in, and they really do want to see these creatures go to good homes.

We've taken all our pets here since 2019. We always have good experiences, and the prices are…read moregreat. They are always willing to order in food or prescriptions as we need them. They've taken great care of our allergy-prone kitty! Between us and my mom, we've had 8 pets there within the last month, and all appointments went great. Very happy with the service. Here's one of our sweet girls very excited about her pup cup after her booster shots.

I took my dog in for a really bad deep cough and choking…read more First time the vet says he has inflammation in his throat and it's the cause. He gives him a shot and a prescription. The shot helped for a few days or so. I refilled this a few times hoping it was only the 7 day supply wasn't enough as he wasn't getting any better. I took him back after a month or so and he said it wasn't inflammation it was allergies. It was $120 for an allergy shot and he would need it monthly. After no improvement in a a couple weeks I called Pleasant Hill and made an appointment. They took and X-RAY for $80 or so and found that he has a mass growing in his chest as well as another in his abdomin. He has to be put down. Although the Vet in Holden couldn't have saved him it could have saved me about $400 I could have used for cremation and saved my dog a few months of pain! I dropped off this information with my phone number and haven't gotten a response from DR. BLUM. At minimum a refund would help make it right! I wouldn't recommend him for anything past vaccinations,nail trims and the occasional flea bath.