I wish to thank them for the excellent care they gave my cat Camden. They diagnosed her problems…read moreand showed her nothing but kindness and concern. Cam is back home now and I am so grateful to Sisters Veterinary for everything. ---jeff baker, wichita, ks

Dr O'Campo is a great doctor and person. He helped us through our baby's passing away in such a…read morekind way. We have another dog and we would not trust our puppy to anyone else!

Needed help and my current vet couldn't see me. Oakcrest was recommended by a friend and I got my…read moredog in same day. Excellent care and they solved a problem my current vet hadn't been able to help. Needless to say I now have a new vet.

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!

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.

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

Always a great, attentive experience at Rainbow Valley Vet Clinic! This is my 2nd pup that I've…read moretaken to this office and I cannot say enough about their wonderful care. Often, I have to call them of a concern/question with my miniature golden doodle, if it's a non-emergency question, they ask the Vet and get back with me that day, avoiding a trip into the office. I even texted a picture several different times, with a question to give them more detail to my concern and they quickly ease my fears with expert advice and assessment relayed from the doc. The entire staff and docs treat your dogs/animals as if they are family & give excellent care! I know my lil' Murphie is well taken care of as their patient :)

I had previously used another Derby vet. I loved them. They were very good to us and our dogs…read more However, I did not like the walk in format. I want to be able to actually make an appt. So I decided to look for another local vet office. I found Rainbow. We Just had our first appt. The front desk seemed a little stressed, but still got the job done and were very friendly and helpful upon checkout. Katie was so kind and amazing with Ralphie as was Dr. Arnet. I booked 4 more appts before leaving. I'm so happy I found Rainbow!

I have taken my pets here for over 15 years. They have always received excellent care. They also…read moreappreciate that they will refer to a specialist if needed. I trust this staff implicitly.

Chisholm Trail Animal Hospital is probably my favorite animal clinic in the Wichita area. I like…read morethat they have four different doctors, each fantastic in her own right. Typically, if you're unable to see a certain doctor, you can get into another within a reasonable amount of time. I love the amount of options they have for treating your animal. They offer hydrotherapy, laser treatment, physical therapy, and of course medical maintenance and overall health care. The staff has always been a joy to be around. They are very caring towards my animals. The technicians treat my animals as if they were their own. The doctors are upfront but also compassionate about what needs to take place with each animal. They take their time and explain things to me so that I can understand them. The front staff is also very respectful and knowledgeable. They always have a smile on their faces and are willing to help. I highly recommend this veterinarian clinic to anyone.

Dr. Stamps and the Staff at Animal Hospital at Auburn Hill are concerned about the well being of…read morethe pets as well as the owners. They treat their pets like family and extend the same care and concern to all who walk through the doors. We started seeing Dr. Stamps with our first dog Daisy and continued when we got our second dog Murphy. He was very patient with our million questions and spoke in a way that we could understand, without talking down to us. We always appreciated being part of the conversations and treatment options. Comparing our services with friends who went to other vet offices, we paid about average around town for service, but received the best quality of care. The staff was very attentive to our busy lives, willing to squeeze us in whenever we could. Everytime we called for a question or appointment, the staff knew who we were and who our dogs were without having to ask. The service we received was very personalized, from the reminder mailings, the report cards on each visit, to the follow up phone call the next day. With Dr. Stamps and his staff, we felt like part of the family. We recently moved out of state, and I was sad to have to leave such a warm and caring place. Our pets were well taken care of and I'm not sure we will be able to find the care and service we received at Animal Hospital at Auburn Hill. We highly recommend Dr. Stamps for anyone in the Wichita area.

It's now been a little over nine months since I lost my best friend, and I've finally experienced…read moreenough healing to get my story/truth out there, regardless of whatever kind of rebuttal the doctors will have. What I'm sharing are the facts from my vantage point. I normally take my dogs to the Goddard vet but Shadow was breathing heavily and they couldn't see her for a few days so I took Shadow here. I was told she had arthritis and was likely in some pain which was causing her heavy breathing. Shadow was put on Carprofen, a somewhat "risky" medication, which required blood work after two weeks just to ensure that there were no negative reactions. Shadow seemed to be doing better until she jumped off my bed and landed wrong on a Sunday morning. I had read online that if there is only a sprain, the dog will not bear weight on the leg for about 48 hours, and if the dog is still not bearing weight after 48 hours to take the dog to the vet. So, Wednesday morning I fed Shadow her normal full amount of food and gave her the Carprofen and took her in to get her leg checked out. (Up until this point, other than limping, Shadow was eating, drinking, pooping, smiling, and acting normal other than the limp.) The doctor insisted that she needed to be put under anesthesia for the x-ray, and being the type of person I "used to be," I didn't question it. I did tell them several times that Shadow had a full breakfast plus her "risky" Carprofen med since I had no idea they would be putting her under to get an x-ray of the leg (or else I wouldn't have fed her or given her the medication). They said it was fine. When I came to pick Shadow up later that day, she never ate or drank again. She started vomiting the following evening so I took her in first thing Friday morning. About two hours (& $700) later I got a call from the doctor telling me to come back immediately because Shadow was actively dying. That was, and still is the worst day of my life. I experienced a kind of trauma beyond what I ever thought I could handle, and just two weeks shy of her 9th birthday. I had Shadow scheduled for ACL surgery (the x-ray showed she tore her ACL) in OKLAHOMA for the following Tuesday, because the doctors told me that my only options to get her surgery done were in Manhattan or OK City. Later I found out my own vet in GODDARD does the same surgery, as well as many other vets around the area. I believe that they didn't want to lose my business because I would pay and do whatever necessary for my dogs; my dogs are my kids. A month or so after Shadow passed so unexpectedly and in such a terrible manner (fever was 106 and she was suffering so I had to make the awful decision to euthanize her, which is a moment so painful that I will never forget it), I called with my questions and demanded some answers. There was an excuse for everything from "Shadow was not well before she came in for the x-ray" to "The vets around here aren't qualified enough to do the ACL surgery" to "Having a full stomach and taking the medication had nothing to do with her reaction to the anesthesia." All I can say is that she was acting completely NORMAL until she went in for that x-ray, torn ACL and all. To top it off, I had taken my other dog, Bear, to this hospital in August (a month after I had first taken Shadow in) because she was coughing so bad. She was given an antibiotic and narcotics, even though the report said that "upon palpation of the throat Bear coughed." This coughing went on for well over a month until Shadow passed and I knew I'd never go back there again so I took Bear to get a second opinion. (Even when I had called a few weeks later stating Bear was still coughing hard, there was no mention of an x-ray to see if there was an underlying problem.) Immediately when I took Bear to another vet and upon palpation of the throat, the vet suspected tracheal collapse. This was confirmed via a simple x-ray and since then Bear has been on the medication she needs and is doing better. Unfortunately, this condition is irreversible and Bear coughed for nearly two months longer than she should have, which collapsed her trachea more and more, and now I can't even take her on walks because she will have coughing attacks. I would not recommend this establishment to anyone. Every time I went the bill was several hundred dollars and the care was obviously subpar. My takeaway is that I've now learned to ALWAYS ask for a second opinion, and when my gut instincts don't feel right about something (like the anesthesia for the leg x-ray on a full stomach), I will not just trust the expert/doctor. Like I mentioned earlier, there will definitely be a rebuttal in an attempt to protect their reputation, but what I have stated is the 100% truth of what I experienced. I am thankful that I have finally spoken up and shared my story. I believe it's Shadow's way of letting the right person read this before making a horrible mistake like I did.