Countryside Veterinary Clinic

16/12/2024

Keep your pet jolly by keeping these foods out of their bowl... sweet snacks, fatty trimmings, bones, onions, garlic spices, macademia nuts and walnuts, and bread dough. These are a few of the Christmas goodies that come with risks for your pet. Have questions? Give us a call at (785)448-6454. Let's make this year a happy howl-iday for all!

08/12/2024

Countryside Veteirnary Clinic is a proud supporter of Tots for Tots. It is not too late to drop off your gifts for deserving kiddos everywhere. Make someone’s Christmas extra special this year! 🎄🎁

06/12/2024

This little cutie is now up for adoption! Very sweet and would make a wonderful best friend. Know someone who might be interested? Feel free to share!

04/12/2024

Ok Facebook. Here are 3 jailbirds that need to find their owners. Big boy on the left is a neutered male (most likely a farm dog, never been on a leash) picked up near Busch City. Top right boy with the blue eye is a neutered older male with a heart murmur. Bottom right is an unspayed female less than a year or two. All 3 are super sweet and would really like to go home. Feel free to share so we can get these sweethearts back to their owners.

02/12/2024

And now there are 2! 2 beautiful female kitties less than 1y, already spayed, looking for their fur-ever home. Not are love bugs and super sweet! Adoption fee waived. These cuties just need a rabies vaccine to go home today.

28/11/2024

If you have an emergency please call our on call doctor at (785)448-6454.

27/11/2024

Just a friendly reminder…the #1 reason for veterinary visits after Thanksgiving is pancreatitis. If you don’t want your sweet fur-baby here….don’t share that extra slice of pie and left over turkey 🍗🍗🍗🫣

26/11/2024

21/11/2024

This young lady is a purr-machine. She has scarring on her eye but is otherwise a sweet and super loving and is looking for a home. Interested in adopting her? Give us a call at (785)448-6454.

11/11/2024

Honoring all who served this day and everyday. Happy Veteran’s Day.

31/10/2024

Hi! It’s MaeBelle here to wish you a happy Howl-a-ween from the cutest pup-kin in the patch. (Mom says I’m
a haunt mess 😉). While you’re out trick or treating with your best ghoul-friends here are a few tips to keep your Spook-tacular pets safe:
🎃paws off the treats. Not all candy is safe for pets.
🎃Collar’s on with all the bling bling. Pets need ID in case they get scared by all the fa-boo-lous costumes and dart out the door.
🎃did I say dart 😳! Some pets are overstimulated by all the paw-sitively re-bark-able costumes. Give them a safe place to stay. A quiet room with mood music to block out all the knocking and noises works best to keep them safe.

Ps. If you happen to see Count Barcula…tell him to give me a howl.🐾🤪🎃

23/10/2024

*EDIT: both cats were adopted!

These 2 sweethearts are now available for adoption. The orange kitty is a neutered male approximately 1-2years old and the white/tabby is a spayed female approximately 5-6years old. Our orange guy was a little nervous when he first came but now is a purr-machine who always wants attention. Our sweet female is a biscuit maker who was spayed prior to being arrested. Price of adoption is simply a rabies vaccine! Come on in and take a peek at these wonderful kitties. ACARF, Prairie Paws and Always and Forever are full and no longer able to help us so a shelter is not an option.

18/10/2024

Thanks for celebrating some amazing people this week. Veterinary technicians and assistants are a vital part of the jobs we do every day and we are thankful for each and every one of them!
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04/10/2024

Today was an awesome day! Duke rang the bell on heartworms! Duke has undergone heartworm treatment for the last 4 months and can officially return to normal activity today. He is heartworm free and an official heartworm survivor.
❤️

04/10/2024

We have a lot of babies looking for a home! First 2 pictures are cats that got arrested and are looking for their owners. Last 3 pictures are amazing kittens (all boys) looking for their forever homes. They are weaned and ready to go. Shelters are full so they are just hanging out waiting for someone to love them and take them home. 😍

01/10/2024

How can you not l💘ve your job when you have patients as cute as this 🦄💗!

13/09/2024

Recent news stories have lead to several questions about leptospirosis in canines. Below is a little information to help our clients better understand:

Leptospirosis is a zoonotic disease spread through the urine of infected animals. It can be transmitted from animals to humans. The disease lives in soil, water, or food contaminated with urine from infected animals, including raccoons and skunks. It can be fatal for both dogs and humans.

The leptospirosis vaccine is the number one way to help protect your dog and yourself. We consider lepto a core vaccine, and it is given yearly to help keep everyone safe. All lepto vaccines are not equal. Our vaccine includes 4 different types of lepto to ensure your pet is protected. Because some vaccines only have 1 type of lepto, it is important to make sure that you are using a 4 way lepto vaccine and vaccinating yearly to ensure protection if you perform your own vaccinations.

If you have questions or further concerns, please contact our doctors or schedule a vaccine update.

Call 785-448-6454

09/09/2024

Who needs kittens??? We have a litter and 1 mom ready for adoption. All kittens are males. Ready for the purr-fect home! Mom is also ready for adoption. 🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛