Freeman Animal Clinic

03/07/2025

Why your dog needs routine nail trims! Actually grown into the pads☹️

02/28/2025

EMERGENCY FOSTER NEEDED!
A bus driver found a sack up puppies in the middle of the road. He has given them all away except for one. Who can foster this 6-8wo sweetie?

Message us or apply to foster this babe at lucky13rescue.org/foster-1.

02/20/2025

01/05/2025

For the safety of our employees, clients and patients, the clinic will be closed Monday, January 6 due to the weather. ❄️ 🥶
Hopefully you won’t have any emergencies but if you do, reach out to Overland Park ER and Specialty or Blue Pearl
Stay safe! ❤️🐾❤️

01/05/2025

With the first big winter storm of the season rolling in later today, we want to remind everyone to take care of yourselves and your furry family members this weekend. Our Animal Services Division has put together some important winter weather tips to help keep your pets safe.

During the winter months, if you are concerned about an animal in distress that is outside in Kansas City, MO, you can report it to 311 or use KC Pet Project’s online portal at https://kcpetproject.org/animal-services-division/animal-services-report-form/ to submit information.

Let’s all stay warm, safe, and cozy through the storm.

01/02/2025

There have now been reports of two households where cats being fed raw food (the most recent brand was Monarch) contracted HPAI (highly pathogenic avian influenza). One cat death resulted. IF your cat is on raw food, please check to see if the company pasteurizes or treats the food to kill pathogens. If not, we recommend you consider transitioning your pet to a cooked form of diet (take 10 days at 10% per day) at least until they determine the risk of HPAI has passed.

01/01/2025

Wishing our patients and their parents a safe and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
We will be closed January 1, 2025

12/19/2024

Holiday hours
Christmas Eve open until noon
Christmas Day Closed
New Years Eve open until noon
New Years Day Closed

WISHING ALL OF OUR PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON

We hope everyone stays healthy and safe but if you find yourself in need, you may contact the following emergency practices

Overland Park Veterinary Emergency & Specialty
913-361-3800
8301 W 163rd St, Overland Park, KS 66223

Blue Pearl Animal Hospital
11950 W 110th Street, Overland Park, KS 66210
913-642-9563

Blue Pearl Animal Hospital
3495 NE Ralph Powell Rd, Lees Summit, MO 64064
(816) 554-4990

12/01/2024

11/28/2024

We will be closed For Thanksgiving until Monday, December 2.
Wishing all of our patients and their parents a safe and Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁

11/05/2024

Found dog south of Freeman. Please contact the clinic if you know where he belongs, we have the finder’s information

08/22/2024

Our phone /internet is down today. For emergencies you can try Overland Park emergency or Blue Pearl. We’re very sorry for the inconvenience

08/14/2024

Today is the 13th, our favorite and LUCKY number! Supporting our rescue is an ongoing need for funding. Imagine the impact if each person reading this donated $13 today or even better, every month – it would be significant!

$13 is a manageable amount for most people, hardly missed once given. With everyone contributing just $13, think about the number of lives that could be saved. Isn't a homeless dog's life worth $13? If you follow a rescue group on social media, you likely agree they are deserving. Your donation, no matter the amount, is valued.

💥GREAT NEWS! From August 10th to September 10th, you have an opportunity to double your contribution through the Clear the Shelters Fund! Hills Pet and The Animal Rescue Site will match donations made through our link: https://donate.clearthesheltersfund.org/page/Lucky13Rescue

**You can also donate through our website at https://lucky13rescue.org/donate-1 or through the donation button below (Facebook only), but donations will only be matched if using the link mentioned above through the Clear The Shelters Fund.

Thank you for your support!

07/29/2024

‼️ Dangerous heat wave hitting MO! ‼️

Excessive heat will take hold today & last through Thursday with heat indexes exceeding 105-110 in several areas of the state. The longevity of this heat is a concern, especially for vulnerable groups & those outdoors for long periods of time. Please take safety precautions, stay hydrated & limit outdoor exposure as much as possible. NEVER leave kids or pets in the car. Know the signs of heat illness & when to take action!