Garden City Veterinary Clinic

08/08/2025

01/08/2025

Getting your kitty used to the carrier before a stressful cat ride and vaccination will make them much calmer and better able to handle the whole situation.
Cat, meet carrier
Place the carrier in a cat-friendly area and leave it open so your curious kitty can check it out when she’s ready. If they have the carrier available all the time it won't be new and scary.
Quick tip: Add a special, tasty treat, such as a bite of
canned tuna or chicken, to lure your kitty close.

03/07/2025

Happy Independence Day!
The Garden City Veterinary Clinic will be closing on Thursday, July 3rd at 5:30 pm and will not reopen until Saturday, July 5th at 8:00 am in observation of the Independence Day holiday.
If you have an emergency during this time you can call the clinic at 620 276-2663 and follow the instructions in order to leave a message for the doctor on-call.
Have a safe and happy holiday!

28/06/2025

Animals can be sensitive to the sounds and flashes of fireworks since they don't understand so it is best to have a safe, calm area away from the flashing lights and muffle the noise if your pet is a sensitive one.

28/06/2025

We’re gearing up for another 4th of July, which happens to be one of the busiest days of the year for our Communications Center. Please call our non-emergency number - (620) 276-1300 - when reporting fireworks violations and complaints, and keep the 911 lines open for the real booms - or actual emergencies. Stay festive and safe!

23/05/2025

In honor of Memorial Day weekend the Garden City Veterinary Clinic will be closing at 5:30 pm Friday, May 25th and will reopen on Tuesday, May 27th at 8 am.
If you have an emergency during this time you may call the clinic at 620 276-2663 for instructions on how to reach the doctor on call.
Memorial Day (originally known as Decoration Day) is the holiday for honoring and mourning the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

09/05/2025

Pongo says, "Is that a kitty?!".
Pongo was a very good boy and acted very appropriately while saying hello to Domino.

Domino tends to be nosey and likes to sneak a peak at the patients that come to visit us.

09/05/2025

Happy Friday!

26/04/2025

Casper came to visit us for some vaccines and seemed to appreciate when Domino was very reassuring after the visit with the doctor.
Casper was a very good boy for his visit but no one really likes having to see a doctor, do they?!

20/03/2025

Poison Prevention Week, March 16-22
Many every day items can be toxic to pets, including certain foods (like chocolate, grapes, and onions), medications, household cleaners, and plants.
If your pet ingests something potentially harmful, your first step should be to call a poison hotline or your veterinarian and they will advise on next steps.
Keep a list of pet poison hotlines handy. Two to consider are ASPCA’s 24/7 Poison Control Hotline at 888-426-4435, or the Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661. These and others will charge for the information (usually $85-$100), but if your pet’s life is in danger, calling a poison hotline may prevent the worst-case scenario.