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OUR POLICY IS LISTED ON THE SERVICES MENU
IN THE UPPER LEFT HAND CORNER OF THIS
PAGE.  JUST CLICK on SERVICES ICON.
WE are conveniently located on your way
downtown to shop or for other appointments.

And we seek business from those who are
employed in the hospital complexes,
government offices and downtown
businesses.

Why take your evening hours or weekends to
do that which can be done on your way to
work. Your time is important, too!

Just drop off your pet and leave instructions.
We will call you after the exam or procedures
are done. You can then pick up your pet on
the way home

What could be more time saving????   

Our phone:                           235-9123

Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon-Fri and 8 a.m. to
noon on Saturday.
Business Phone:   (785) 235-9123
Emergency:  (785) 233-6048                  
Western Hills Veterinary Hospital, P.A.
2101 S.W. 10th Street                                                   Topeka, Kansas 66604
                 Larry Fischer, D.V.M.
CALL US FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION..      235-9123
Welcome to our
HOME PAGE

Our team's mission is to provide our
clients with a compassionate
approach to a 'wellness' concept of
preventive medicine for their pet(s)
and to perform knowledgeable  and
accurate diagnostics and therapy
when necessary.

Click on the CARE CREDIT icon for easy
payment plans!

Contacts and Phone Numbers:


Helping Hands Humane Society
785-233-7325

CAT Association of Topeka
785-272-4735

Dogs and Cats:

Dental care is always important--people and pets, too!
Infection around teeth can let bacteria into the body. These
little guys land in organs with high blood flow, especially the
kidneys, and cause a mild infection. The body responds by
surrounding these areas with scar tissue. Over time, the
kidney can be rendered useless and the pet begins to die.
We have acquired a new high-speed dental engine and
associated implements to increase the quality of our work.

Ticks:  Suburban dogs and cats often are exposed to ticks.
Ticks carry lots of disease including Rocky Mountain Spotted
Fever, Ehrlichia, and Lyme Disease. Tests are available for
the last two in conjunction with heartworm testing for dogs.
Additionally, a vaccine is available for Lyme disease for dogs.  
Ticks present themselves as problems in late winter and
early spring, especially if warm weather prevails. Start
Frontline early...

Domestic cats living near bobcats are in danger of a
parasite, Cytauxzoan, being transmitted via ticks. This
disease is tolerated by the bobcat but is 100% fatal for the
domestic cat.  A monthly topical application of Frontline on
your pet's skin to KILL TICKS is highly recommended.

MedRx Ear Endoscope

We have a new ENDOSCOPIC SYSTEM--MedRx. The
expandable features of this unit allows us to grow as client's
request more advanced services. Currently we can do full
diagnostic and treatment of external and middle ears, nasal
cavity, and bladder on larger dogs. Small biopsies can be
taken from the liver and other organs with our current level of
instrumentation. Photographic documentation accompanies
all advanced procedures. Every pet who has an anesthetic
has their ears 'scoped' free. We are currently doing the same
for grooming and boarding pets.

Cats:
All kittens should be tested for Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV)
and Feline Immunosuppresive Virus (FIV). These two viral
disease are slow workers. It may take years for them to show
signs of illness within your pet. Kittens can be born infected
and older cats cat get the disease through the exchange of
body fluids from other cats. Vaccines are available for both
diseases. Multiple cat households are especially at risk.
Updated 23 October 2008
Harvest Moon 2008
Taken through the
spokes of a wagon
wheel
On Betty's birthday this fall

Michelle, Glenda, Betty and Marsha