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Indian Hills Animal Clinic Our veterinarians & staff strive to provide exceptional veterinary care that consistently exceeds ex Maize Rd
Wichita, KS 67212
316-722-6444

3223 W. 13th St.

Indian Hills Animal Clinic has been in business since 1963 and while times have changed, our dedication to providing the best for our patients has not. We provide not only confident, competent, and compassionate veterinary care, but also grooming, dog daycare and boarding. We are proud to be 1 of only 5 clinics in Wichita that are members of the American Animal Hospital Association, which holds ou

r level of medicine, client service, and hospital cleanliness to the highest standards of excellence. We have two locations in Wichita to serve you and your pets needs:

1448 N. N
Wichita, KS 67203
316-942-3900

Visit our website at: www.ihacvet.com to see the many services we offer and the amazing staff we work with!

Tis the season! 🤣
09/12/2024

Tis the season! 🤣

“Hi there.”
06/12/2024

“Hi there.”

Indian Hills Animal Clinic is one of the ever shrinking numbers of vet clinics in Wichita that is still locally owned. ...
29/11/2024

Indian Hills Animal Clinic is one of the ever shrinking numbers of vet clinics in Wichita that is still locally owned. (Thank you, Dr Neisius for not giving in to the corporate buyers!)

With that, we know how difficult it is to run a privately owned small business in the face of corporate consolidation, and we want to support other locally owned small businesses!

So- help us do just that! What are your favorite locally owned businesses that we can help promote and check out tomorrow on Small Business Saturday??

There is A LOT to be thankful for... you all included. We hope everyone gets a chance to sit and reflect on the blessin...
28/11/2024

There is A LOT to be thankful for... you all included. We hope everyone gets a chance to sit and reflect on the blessings, whether large or small, fur-covered or human, we have in our lives!

26/11/2024
Two weeks ago, Dr. Robinson, Dr. Hill, and Dr. Neisius came together to save the life of Sedgwick County Sheriff's PSD G...
20/11/2024

Two weeks ago, Dr. Robinson, Dr. Hill, and Dr. Neisius came together to save the life of Sedgwick County Sheriff's PSD Gator!

PSD Gator's handler, Deputy Dailey, noticed Gator was a bit off- presenting with some mild GI signs (vomiting and loose stools). Dr. Robinson did a thorough exam and recommended labwork. His blood tests showed anemia and a significant elevation in his monocytes- a white blood cell that normally rears it's head during tissue inflammation. Following these results, Dr. Robinson performed radiographs and an abdominal ultrasound. Putting all the findings together, Dr. Robinson diagnosed Gator with a splenic torsion.

Splenic torsion is a life threatening condition in which the spleen becomes twisted around its blood vessels. Acute cases of splenic torsion are incredibly painful. Chronic cases, where the spleen has slowly twisted on itself, are less painful and sometimes not found until it's too late. Fortunately for Gator, Deputy Dailey saw the very slight change in Gator's health that lead to his life-saving surgery.

Within 2 hours of getting the diagnosis, Gator was in surgery. Dr. Hill and Dr. Neisius tag-teamed the procedure- performing a splenectomy (surgical removal of the spleen) and a preventative gastropexy. Gator's spleen had twisted around itself SIX times and once removed, weighed in at close to 5lbs- showing just how much blood had been accumulating in- unable to get out.

Gator recovered perfectly in hospital and was discharged the following day. He continued his recovery at home and came in for his final recheck last week!

Fantastic job by all involved!

We can’t let the week come to an end without giving a shoutout to the best Veterinary Practice Manager around!! Randi ha...
16/11/2024

We can’t let the week come to an end without giving a shoutout to the best Veterinary Practice Manager around!!

Randi has been our practice manager (and friend, conscience, caregiver, comedian, shoulder, and encourager) for the last two years! She has made such an impact on our culture and supported us both during and outside of our regular office hours! She is a voice of compassion and is driven to always improve herself, our teams, and our practice!

In fact, she spent the last week surrounded by some of the best veterinary practice managers we know- focusing on the future success and growth of all our teams!

To Randi- thank you for everything! Happy Practice Managers Week!! 🥳

What the duck?! 😳❤️🤣
06/11/2024

What the duck?! 😳❤️🤣

We interrupt your Chiefs game watch party to wish a very Happy Birthday to our very own Dr. Hiskett!!
05/11/2024

We interrupt your Chiefs game watch party to wish a very Happy Birthday to our very own Dr. Hiskett!!

This morning, Dr Hill and Dr Neisius joined an amazing group of staff and volunteers from the Kansas Humane Society to v...
02/11/2024

This morning, Dr Hill and Dr Neisius joined an amazing group of staff and volunteers from the Kansas Humane Society to vaccinate pets from our community! In the course of 3.5 hours, 200 pets were vaccinated/protected, examined, loved on, and microchipped if they weren’t already!

Don't worry Wichita! No puppies were harmed during Cruella de Vil's visit today with Bazel. And yes, Bazel does identify...
31/10/2024

Don't worry Wichita! No puppies were harmed during Cruella de Vil's visit today with Bazel.
And yes, Bazel does identify as a purebred Dalmatian (for today, anyways)!

We wish you all a fun and safe night celebrating!
Happy Howl-a-ween!


Happy National Cat day!! Let’s see your cats…. costumes not required. 🤣❤️❤️
29/10/2024

Happy National Cat day!! Let’s see your cats…. costumes not required. 🤣

❤️❤️

Move along... nothing to see here.... just a police officer escorting their prisoner!
28/10/2024

Move along... nothing to see here.... just a police officer escorting their prisoner!

Soooo…. about our new surgery recovery suits….
22/10/2024

Soooo…. about our new surgery recovery suits….


We have water!! Tomorrow will be business as usual at BOTH locations! Woohoo!!
22/10/2024

We have water!! Tomorrow will be business as usual at BOTH locations! Woohoo!!


20/10/2024

13th Clinic Update: Still no water. Sadly, we will have to keep the building closed tomorrow- once again moving all our staff & appointments to the Maize road clinic!

Having done this Friday, I think we were all pleasantly surprised with how things went and really enjoyed working side by side with teammates normally at the opposite clinic!


Hello sweet mama… Your babies are just perfect!! ❤️❤️
19/10/2024

Hello sweet mama… Your babies are just perfect!! ❤️❤️



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Tuesday 07:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 18:00
Thursday 07:00 - 18:00
Friday 07:00 - 18:00

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Weekend happiness is directly proportional to the speed and length with which one “sploots!” #ihacvet #vetmedlife

Our teams are back from CE with ~ 18-20 hours of education, swag galore (including screaming donkeys) and a love/hate relationship with Big Betty (photo in comments)! 🚨🚨Just a heads up, though, we WILL be closing at noon tomorrow for an important staff meeting, team photo, and in-clinic education!!🚨🚨 Thanks for your support and understanding!

We were referred a patient for an endoscope procedure to try to identify the reason for it's chronic vomiting. The referring clinic did an excellent work-up and no matter the treatment, the poor dog just kept vomiting and was starting to lose weight. Dr. Neisius and her team knew right away something was amiss when she entered the stomach with the scope. There was a lot of abnormal inflammation, edema and some small, punctate lesions that looked scabbed. Upon closer inspection, she saw a tiny immature worm wiggling and knew the diagnosis immediately. Stomach worms, or physaloptera sp., can be hard to diagnose as the eggs aren't easily found on our stool tests- and they require a different deworming protocol than most other GI parasites. Dogs can get stomach worms after eating crickets, beetles and other infected insects, and it can take as few as 1-3 worms to cause significant vomiting and gastritis. Our team removed one of the four worms we saw- to assess it under the microscope, took a few biopsies to make sure nothing else was an issue, and woke the patient up with good news for it's mom and regular veterinarian. #ihacvet #vetmedlife #ernietheendoscope

IHAC’s Community Outreach hit us in all the feels again this year!! 🎄 We were able to help provide gifts for 45 individuals in our community that needed a little extra help this season… ages 10 months to 49 years old! ❤️ Within 20 minutes of posting the names, they were all “adopted” and in just four days, the gifts were purchased, wrapped, and delivered! We can’t thank our partnership enough with United Methodist Open Door and Calvary United Methodist Church for doing all the hard work to bring Christmas to everyone! #ihacvet #IHACCommunityOutreach #UMOpenDoor #CalvaryUMC

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