In your search for a veterinary facility, we believe you should expect high quality care as well as great service. Our goal has been to assemble a veterinary health care team committed to providing exceptional client service and veterinary health care.
For those of you who have not visited us at Abilene Animal Hospital before, we would like you to know what to expect when you come in for an appointment. It’s very important to us that both pets and their parents feel comfortable when they are at our facility. Our staff go above and beyond to make sure that’s the case, whether this is your first visit or you’ve been coming here for years.
When you arrive
When you arrive, please be aware that there are two entrances to our hospital! Keep an eye out for the signs when you approach the building. You will find signs directing you to our large and small animal entrances!
The large animal entrance is down a few steps. Please feel free to come in the small animal entrance if stairs are not an option for you.
Checking in
Small animal patients: Welcome! Please check in at our front desk. Our customer service representatives are here to help you. Our new client registration form is available online, click here. You also have the option to complete the paperwork on arrival.
Large animal patients: Welcome! Please pull your vehicle or truck and trailer in the drive and continue behind the building. Someone should be with you shortly. You may also call to alert us of your arrival.
Exam rooms
Once you have checked in and filled out the forms, you will be escorted to one of our exam rooms. A veterinary technician will be in shortly to gather a history and/or review our preventative health care plan.
The exam
After the veterinary technician has the information needed, they will relay this information to the veterinarian and return to you and your pets shortly. The veterinarian will perform a thorough examination of your pet. For preventative health appointments, if needed, vaccines will be administered and samples for yearly testing for parasites would be obtained. Preventative yearly lab work is also recommended for most pets. During appointments for ill or injured pets, extensive diagnostics are available, such as blood and other laboratory tests, x-rays, and ultrasound. These services can be performed during your visit in most cases.
We stock our exam rooms with tasty treats to help you pets be more comfortable. Your pet may have some anxiety, stress or fear during their visit or maybe even with the car ride or pet carrier. If your pet has a history of anxiety or stress, please bring this to our attention so we can assist you and your pet to have the best visit possible.
The treatment room
For some of our services, we might ask to take your pet to our treatment area to obtain samples for testing or to perform some tests, such as radiographs. For safety purposes, only employees are allowed in the treatment area.
Some pets are protective of their owners, so we might ask to take your pet to the treatment area to facilitate our ability to care for them safely.
When you arrive, please be aware that there are two entrances to our hospital! Keep an eye out for the signs when you approach the building. You will find signs directing you to our small and large (livestock and equine) animal entrances!
The large animal entrance is down a few steps. Please feel free to come in the small animal entrance if stairs are not an option for you.
Small animal patients: Welcome! Please check in at our front desk. Our customer service representatives are here to help you. Our new client registration form is available online, click here. You also have the option to complete the paperwork on arrival.
Large animal patients: Welcome! Please pull your vehicle or truck and trailer in the drive and continue behind the building. Someone should be with you shortly. You may also call to alert us of your arrival.
Once you have checked in and filled out the forms, you will be escorted to one of our exam rooms. A veterinary technician will be in shortly to gather a history and/or review our preventative health care plan.
After the veterinary technician has the information needed, they will relay this information to the veterinarian and return to you and your pets shortly. The veterinarian will perform a thorough examination of your pet. For preventative health appointments, if needed, vaccines will be administered and samples for yearly testing for parasites would be obtained. Preventative yearly lab work is also recommended for most pets. During appointments for ill or injured pets, extensive diagnostics are available, such as blood and other laboratory tests, x-rays, and ultrasound. These services can be performed during your visit in most cases.
We stock our exam rooms with tasty treats to help your pets be more comfortable. Your pet may have some anxiety, stress or fear during their visit or maybe even with the car ride or pet carrier. If your pet has a history of anxiety or stress, please bring this to our attention so we can assist you and your pet to have the best visit possible.
For some of our services, we might ask to take your pet to our treatment area to obtain samples for testing or to perform some tests, such as radiographs. For safety purposes, only employees are allowed in the treatment area.
Some pets are protective of their owners, so we might ask to take your pet to the treatment area to facilitate our ability to care for them safely.
To ensure the safety of all our patients, please bring your pet in a pet carrier or on a leash. We offer leashes you can borrow at the front door.
Save time at check-in - Click the button below for our forms page!
Remember to bring any prior medical records for your pet with you!
You can visit our Preventative Care page for the vaccinations we offer so you can make decisions ahead of time, or you can let us go over them with you!
To ensure the safety of all our patients, please bring your pet in a pet carrier or on a leash. We offer leashes you can borrow at the front door.
Save time at check-in - Click the button below for our forms page!
Remember to bring any prior medical records for your pet with you!
You can visit our Preventative Care page to read up on the vaccinations and services we offer so you can make decisions ahead of time, or you can let us go over them with you in person!
To ensure the safety of all our patients, please bring your pet in a pet carrier or on a leash. We offer leashes you can borrow at the front door.
320 NE 14th Street
Abilene, KS 67410
Phone: 1-785-263-2301
Email: aahpa@aahpa.com
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