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Veterinary Health Center at Kansas State University

A full service veterinary hospital providing routine, specialty and emergency care. Thank you for supporting the VHC.
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The Veterinary Health Center at Kansas State University (VHC) is a full service veterinary hospital providing routine, specialty and emergency care. Our goal is to provide superior veterinary medical education, quality patient care and exceptional customer service in a caring environment. The VHC is a committed group of veterinary educators, researchers, clinicians and students in a state-of-the-a

rt facility. Board certified veterinarians provide expert specialty care in a number of areas: internal medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, oncology, dermatology, exotic animal medicine, dentistry, anesthesiology, and radiology. Patients benefit from multiple care providers in addition to board certified veterinarians including residents, interns, senior veterinary students, and veterinary technicians. Our faculty and staff cherish the human-animal bond and treat every patient like family. The VHC is committed to healing the patients of today and teaching the veterinarians of tomorrow. Social Media guidelines for Kansas State University. https://www.k-state.edu/socialmedia/guidelines.html

09/04/2026

Please note we will be emergency-only on Monday, September 7th for Labor Day. Have a safe and enjoyable weekend, everyone!

08/28/2026

The CVM's Center on Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, or CEZID, just received funding for Phase 2 of its mission to build research capacity and expertise in emerging and zoonotic infectious diseases. Dr. Jürgen Richt oversees CEZID and leads a host of research projects at its helm.

08/26/2026

A small chip can make a big difference! 🐴

Microchipping your horse comes with plenty of benefits, including:
• Permanent identification
• Improved recovery of lost or stolen horses
• Proof of ownership
• Disaster response and emergency management
• Disease tracking and biosecurity
• Competition and regulatory compliance
• Accurate record management
• Safe and low-maintenance identification
• Temperature checks without a re**al thermometer

From identification and recordkeeping to added convenience, microchipping is a simple way to help protect your horse throughout its life. Want to know if microchipping is right for your horse? Learn more at https://www.ksvhc.org/services/equine/ or call 785-532-5700.

08/21/2026

We were very pleased to welcome the DVM class of 2030 for their first-year-orientation tour of the Veterinary Health Center. Thanks to all the clinicians who greeted this new class of students. Looking forward to the start of classes next week.

08/19/2026

Time to meet another of our new clinicians at the Veterinary Health Center: Before joining the VHC, Dr. Cassidy Quinn was a military veterinarian in both Washington and Japan and then became a primary care veterinarian in Whidbey Island, Washington, after leaving the military.

Dr. Quinn enjoys getting to treat pets in all stages of life and holds a special place in her heart for senior patients. Her clinical interests include small animal practice, preventative health, and surgery. Dr. Quinn is excited to be back at the K-State CVM as a faculty member after graduating in 2020.

08/04/2026

Update: as of 8/9, our ICU has returned to regular status.

ICU Update 8/4/26: Our small animal ICU is currently at maximum capacity and is unable to take admissions at this time.

The small animal emergency service and urgent care remain available to see patients that will not require hospitalization.

Please call ahead for guidance: 785-532-5690, Option 1. ☎️
Further updates will be posted as capacity as capacity improves.

08/01/2026

Quick pics from Everybody Counts MHK this morning with our Shelter Medicine / Community Outreach team providing basic exams and vaccinations.

07/31/2026

It's rodeo season, so our Equine Field Service is on location for the Dodge City Roundup to provide veterinary support, as per usual annual tradition. Thanks to Dr. Chris Blevins, equine technician Natalie Uranga and the fourth-year students: Maddie Evans, Jenna Marston, Jaycie Rau and Abby Schmoldt.

07/28/2026

Update: as of 7/29, our ICU has returned to regular status.

ICU Update 7/28/26: Our small animal ICU is currently at maximum capacity and is unable to take admissions at this time.

The small animal emergency service and urgent care remain available to see patients that will not require hospitalization.

Please call ahead for guidance: 785-532-5690, Option 1. ☎️
Further updates will be posted as capacity as capacity improves.

07/24/2026

We're hiring an accounting specialist!

This is an on-site position responsible for all aspects of accounts receivable for the Veterinary Health Center.

Apply today! https://careers.k-state.edu/jobs/accounting-specialist-manhattan-kansas-united-states-9e088af5-40d6-4140-b203-b9695dc4340a

Address

1800 Denison Avenue
Manhattan, KS
66506

Telephone

(785) 532-5690

Website

https://www.ksvhc.org/

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