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Family Pet Medical Clinic

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Shelby and Amy Waltz founded this family-owned, private small animal veterinary practice in hopes of fostering a calming family-friendly space for pet owners that need up-to-date medical and surgical care for their furry companions.

06/23/2025

Meet Madalyn one of our newest veterinary assistants!! Madalyn grew up in Overland Park, KS and graduated from Blue Valley Southwest high school.
Madalyn is currently attending Kansas State University majoring in Animal Science and Industry on the pre-vet track. Madalyn loves working with all animals big and small.
Madalyn has a Havanese named Bandit and a miniature golden doodle named Cricket!

06/21/2025

Introducing Lorren one of our new veterinary receptionist here at Family Pet Medical Clinic!! Lorren grew up in Raymore, MO and graduated from Raypec high school.
Lorren is currently attending JCC majoring in Business Administration.
In her free time, Lorren enjoys building LEGOs and photography.

06/19/2025

We are happy to present Isabel, one of our new staff members here at Family Pet Medical Clinic. Isabel grew up in Raymore Mo and graduated from Raypec High school. Isabel Is currently attending Missouri State University as a pre-vet student. Majoring in Animal Science. Isabel's goal is to help all pets including her 5 dogs; Roxy (picture on right), Louie, Bo, Frank, and George.

06/17/2025

Meet Mocha Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! Mocha Is a 2-year-old German Shepherd mix. ogs and Cats can get Kidney and Bladder stones. It is important to make sure your pet drinks and urinates regularly throughout the day. Common symptoms related to the urinary system include straining to urinate, blood in the urine, vocalizing when urinating, cloudy or odor to the urine, decreased appetite, decreased energy, belly or back pain, vomiting, diarrhea. Please let us know if you are concerned your pet is have new symptoms.

06/13/2025

Meet Buddy Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! Buddy is a 8-year-old neutered Pitbull mix. Did you know that it takes 7 months for a heartworm larva to develop into an adult worm. This is one of the big reason’s we encourage year-round prevention and annual screening for disease in our pets. Let us know if you need an appointment or more prevention.

06/11/2025

Meet Maggie Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! Maggie is a 3-year-old spayed Shichon. Did you know that the highest percentage of parasites have been found in local dog parks, some of which are not worms but other forms of parasites your pets can not prevent exposure to with current preventative care measures. There is a smaller percentage of parasites that live just along walkways as well. Our best recommendation for protecting your pet is to have routine checks of your dog’s stool (p**p) as a way to detect and treat parasites early before symptoms start. Screening should be performed every 3 to 12 months based on exposure frequency. Please let us know if you need to schedule an appointment with us.

06/06/2025

Meet Scamp Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! Scamp is a 12 year old neutered Terrier mix. Did you that pet patients have naturally living bacteria on their skin and a small percentage of those patients have natural bacteria that are classified as antibiotic resistant. This means that some of the bacteria that live naturally on certain patients may not respond to first line of defense against infection. It is always important to prevent resistance by giving all of the recommended antibiotics or antifungal medications that is prescribed for your pet.

06/04/2025

Meet Buddy Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! Buddy is a 6 year old neutered Rottweiler mix with tons of spirit. Please let us know if you ever would like us to post your beloved pet on our pages for social media or website.

05/21/2025

Meet KiKi Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! KiKi is a 4-year-old spayed Tabby. Did you know that cats with diabetes potentially have newer options for treatment other than insulin therapy. Common symptoms of diabetes include increased thirst, increased urination, weight loss, low energy. The symptoms can also be seen with other aging diseases. If you are concerned your pet is having any of these symptoms, please bring them in as soon as possible to be examined and tested. ❤️

05/19/2025

Meet Bo Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! Bo is a 6-year-old beagle mix. Did you know that is it is very important for puppies to get a full series of parvo vaccines before they can be properly socialized with other dogs. Even if your dog has had 1-2 vaccines, they are still susceptible to developing symptoms if exposed. The other concern is even with treatment these patients will shed the virus for weeks to months. We recommend that your pet be isolated from other unvaccinated dogs until they have had their full vaccine series. Please let us know if you need a vaccine appointment.

05/17/2025

Meet Dolce Our Featured Pet Of The Day!! Dolce is a 1-year-old spayed Lagotto Romagnolo. Did you know that itchy skin is one of the most common presenting symptoms we see here at family Pet medical clinic. Dogs tend to show signs of allergies by foot licking, head shaking, ear infections, licking lower belly, licking a**l region. Although there is no cure or prevention for allergies and pets there are some medications that can help keep your pet comfortable. Please let us know if you would like to schedule an appointment. ❤️

05/13/2025

Meet Doc Holliday Huckleberry our Featured Pet of The Day!! Dr. Holliday Huckleberry is a 3-year-old neutered Great Dane. Did you know that Heartworm disease is contracted by mosquitos. The Larva are deposited when the mosquito feeds and as the larva develops it migrates to the heart where it can cause enough damage that your pet can develop heart failure. There is also immune reactions that can occur when their immune system responds to the worms during infection and also during treatment. We highly recommend preventing this disease when ever possible and year-round.

Address

13173 State Line Road
Kansas City, MO
64145

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18168313350

Website

https://www.familypetmedicalclinic.com/

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