They are fantastic with our parrots. We are so very pleased with the care they provide our Parrot…read moreFamily!

The vets here are so caring with my dogs and rabbits! You can tell they sincerely care.read more

My Dog could not eat for three days and was breathing heavily. I brought my Dog in on 1/17/2023 for…read morea Diagnostic sonagram (as the Veterinarian I previously visited felt a lump/obstruction in the lower intestine after examining my Dog and had no Diagnostic sonogram), The DR. (I will not name) at Veterinary MED SURG HOSP of Topeka stated that my Dog did not need a Diagnostic Sonogram after he examined my Dog! I was told that an infection was my Dogs issue. (No doubt he had that as well). After treating my Dog who had not eaten for 3 days sent me home with pills and a can of Dog food. I worked with my Dog day & night for a week and he got worse. My Dog was weak and gasping for air. I went back to the first Veterinarian and It was obvious by Dog was in much distress. I had my Dog put to sleep to end his misery. Not two seconds after I let go of my Dog when he stopped breathing, Blood ran out of his nostrils. My Dog had a week of suffering with cancer and a Diagnostic Sonagram or Any other like device would of at least suggested CANCER! I do not have a lot of fancy words for the distress or the equipment that could have been used, but all I know is this facility let my Dog down and He suffered for a week!!! Not to mention the $511.00 wasted on incompetence! On the afternoon of 1/27/2023 (11 days after being seen by The Veterinary medical surgical Hospital of Topeka) I received the one and only follow-up call regarding how my Dog was doing! In the past I have received a call from a VET the later in the afternoon or the next day after a booster or Rabis shot!!! Be carful out there, not every Veterinarian facility has your Dogs Health and Wellbeing their top priority!

THEY ARE THE BEST! I cannot express how positive my experience has been with this vet. I just moved…read moreto town and had some concerns for my pet. The staff was extremely helpful on the phone and GOT ME IN THE SAME DAY. This helped negate costs for an emergency vet tremendously. In the initial call they were extremely thoughtful with the emotions and logistics that comes with caring for your animal. My experience in the clinic was just as positive. The front desk people were warm and inviting. The veterinarian was extremely helpful with answering all my questions and helping to assist with the problem. I left the clinic feeling very supported. The clinic even went as far as to check up on my pet a few days after her appointment. These people CARE! I am so extremely impressed with the professionalism and how personable this clinic is.

I am not a regular customer of this animal hospital but in June of 2018, my female black pug Buddha…read morehad been coughing all night the night before, and I needed to take her to the vet and figure out what was wrong with her. Stone House was one of the few if not the only animal hospital open on Sunday, so I called them and rushed her right over. When I arrived, they got her right in for an examination, and within minutes had the diagnosis of her problem. She had collapsed trachea syndrome which is common in flat faced dog breeds because of their different respiratory system. I asked the doctor about my options while Buddha was sedated and given oxygen to relieve her labored breathing. After given my options I unfortunately made the decision to euthanize my poor Buddha to end her suffering. I had the option of an expensive surgery which was no guarantee to help Buddha, so I did the most humane thing in my opinion, and euthanized her. The doctor and staff were awesome, and let me be with her throughout the whole process. Yes, I cried like a child but knew this was the best course of action for Buddha. She was 14 years old when she passed and the staff made a paw print mold with her name and that days date on it for me to keep, plus they cremated her and put her ashes in an urn for me to keep. I of course approved all of this and it was fully discussed prior to them doing it. Though I'm a customer at another animal hospital in town, I want to thank everyone at Stone House Animal Hospital for all they did and taking such great care of Buddha that day. I will forever be grateful for the care, kindness, and love you showed both of us.

If there is one thing that you take from this comment, please let it be do not take your pets to…read moreStone House Animal Hospital. One of the biggest regrets I have ever had to harbor is making the choice to take my pet here. Stone house animal hospital has since swept under the rug all of their wrongdoings, but bringing them back into the light of day feels somewhat necessary. If it means one other pet parent will get to hold them longer than we did. In 2011 the 'former' owner and operator of this establishment was revealed to have been consistently violating veterinary practice standards in Kansas. While he was forced to step aside for only a one month period, the team behind him never faced any consequences. violations they made included: - Failure to maintain adequate patient records. - Unprofessional conduct. - Violating or attempting to violate any provision of the Kansas Veterinary Practice Act. - Failure to maintain minimum standards for veterinary practice and veterinary premises. - Allowing a nonlicensed individual to interfere with the veterinarian's practice and-or failure to provide adequate employee supervision. That being said, they have a history dating back to 2007 with multiple violations all impacting our pets. Even back in March 2010 it came out their offices had to have a civil citation and order of abatement for practicing human medicine on human patients, including several employees. Meaning that these unjust actions aren't just one sick individual - but a work place culture thriving at Stone House Animal hospital. This is further emphasized with another when in July 2010, the Kansas Board of Healing Arts issued an injunction against Carder from practicing medicine on humans. Further emphasizing that this cancer isn't just from one cruel vet in October, 2010, the Board of Veterinary Examiners received a complaint that a second vet was practicing medicine on humans at the clinic, specifically taking an X-ray of an injured 8-year-old child. A child!! Truly this establishment knows no boundaries. They may be under 'new management' (a giant vet conglomerate that doesn't care about anything but money, look into Amerivet if you feel so inclined), but the workplace culture has not and will not ever change so drastically as to truly care about your furry friends. This is my first and only comment on this platform. I beg of anyone who chooses to read it to please do their research before taking their beloved pets in. I wish I knew... If this is tldr; DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES TAKE YOUR PETS HERE. PLEASE!!!!!!!!

I needed in-home euthanization for my beloved dog Ginger who was suffering from bladder cancer. I…read morejust moved here from CA and had no knowledge of good vets, but found a wonderful one in Dr. Lisa Stadler, who was able to come out the next day as my dog was getting worse. She was patient and compassionate and explained every step very well (although unfortunately I have been through this before). Very Thankful that they provided this service and were very quick to answer! Very appreciative.

From the owner: CodaPet is a network of caring and skilled veterinarians who offer at home pet euthanasia services…read more View doctor profiles, schedules, get a personalized quote and book appointments online at our website. Dr. Stadler earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1993. With over 30 years of experience in small animal medicine and surgery, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her work. She understands the profound connection between pets and their families and strives to provide a peaceful, compassionate experience during this emotional time. Dr. Stadler's lifelong passion for working with both people and animals led her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Dr. Amy Roberts built Northland Veterinary Hospital where she is proud to provide high quality veterinary services when not providing in home euthanasia. Always learning, Dr. Roberts has studied acupuncture and herbal medicine at the Chi Institute. She believes clients should have choices including holistic services. Her goal is to provide the very best conventional medicine and a full menu of complementary services for her patients. Dr. Jill Holt is dedicated to providing a comforting and peaceful experience for pets and their families during this challenging time. A native Kansan, Dr. Holt graduated from KSU with a degree in Veterinary Medicine in 2002. Her love for animals and science motivated her career choice, and she is committed to offering a private and comfortable setting for end-of-life care.

We have been using Burlingame for over 20 years for our cats and dogs. We trust them…read morewholeheartedly. Always feel confident in their exams and findings, and their recommendations.

There is no way to say how grateful we are to Burlingame Road Animal Hospital for the care they…read moregave our big, sweet, German Shepherd for over 15 years. Yes, 15 years. That's a long life for a German Shepherd and I have to believe that Dr. Bradford's care gave us some of the extra time we were blessed to have shared with her. And, not just Dr. Bradford. Everyone there was always wonderful to our Kelsey. I know there are probably some other great veterinarians in Topeka, but I will never consider going anywhere else. Thank you to everyone at BRAH.

When our dog needed quick care for a dangerous condition, Gage was the only vet who worked us in…read more The entire staff was caring and patient, and the facility was beautiful. They are not close to our home but we will drive to them. Very impressed.

Wonderful and compassionate professionals who care deeply for pets and their owners alike. Highly…read morerecommend.

Dr. Zupka is great -- we have taken all four of our dogs to Sherwood, and are always happy with the…read moreservice we receive. Prices are also very fair. Highly recommend for your fur baby!

I stopped in to get my Lola checked out, she was bitten by ants, my usual vet is so difficult to…read moreget an appointment with. The vet was extremely easy to get an appointment with and I absolutely loved how well taken care Lola was. After this visit I made a decision to move our care over permanently.

Services: subpar, vet and tech were too busy reading internal emails to discuss my dogs issues…read more Customer service: nonexistent, rude, and abusive! Ambiance: receptionist was helpful however they send in a very toxic person to inform me my account was suspended from my last visit which was a lie because my last visit was a week ago in Wichita. I had my significant other on the phone so he heard the entire conversation!! As he said on Google reviews if you love love your animals do not take them here!!!

I have brought my dog into this VetCo several times for check-ups and other things along the ride…read moreas a dog parent. I've used these guys because they have availability sometimes over other vets. I'm now aware of why they have openings....The vets in this facility on Wanamaker seem to be educated and they are nice people, however the staff is less than educated. I have been given the wrong medicine twice, one time causing my dog harm. The next time the staff tried to convince me that I didn't know what I was talking about regarding medicines my dog takes so they could sell me what VetCo offered instead of ordering me what I needed. I also am finding that the support staff is unprofessional, not quality driven and really could care less. I feel for the vets as they can only do so much for their team's best support. I would not recommend this location for those who really want attention to detail and true care.

Could care less about the animal and more about the money going into their pocket. We took our dog…read morethere, that was obviously ill. Because we didn't qualify for any credit other than the initial visit payment nothing was done. Our beautiful girl died that night at home. The excuse was that my wife and I should have been better financially prepared for a simple illness with her. If you don't have good credit or hundreds of dollars in your pocket, don't bother with this vet.

They are only open from 5:30 pm to Midnight, if your animal is experiencing any distress, you must…read morewait or drive to K-State which is an hour away.

Grooming, boarding. I have had medical done and they took it under control and she was healthy. I'm…read moresatisfied with grooming and boarding

I recognize that Topeka has limited emergency veterinary services and this "hospital" may not…read moreprovide emergency care but, you would think the people working there would at least be able to direct someone in an emergency situation on where to go. I believe the individual by the name of Faye epically failed this morning when I showed up to their "hospital" with my dying Bella. Instead of greeting me as I walked into their "hospital" she told me to wait and proceeded to book an appointment for later in the day. As my Bella suffered this person couldn't be bothered to put a call on hold or tell me that they didn't even have a veterinarian on duty. Admittedly I was rude and left with verbal expletive on her lack of intelligence.