State Line Animal Hospital

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2009 W 104th St
Leawood, KS 66206

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(913) 381-3272
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I have only written a few reviews but I love this place! On organization and how clean it is I would Rate it a 3 because it's not the best in the state but they would much rather ...

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Best Animal Hospital In Johnson County! 7/13/2007

I have only written a few reviews but I love this place! On organization and how clean it is I would Rate it a 3 because it's not the best in the state but they would much rather save little puppies lives with their money than make it spotless! But I guess thats a Good thing. On surgeries and doctors and boarding I would rate 4 and a half, They have great volunteers (including myself) that help walk, groom, and feed them and having them removing a groth on my dogs leg it was awsome we took him in Monday and went home tuesday perfect! Their doctor Otte is the main doctor and a great one at that, they have many pets also for great prices that would love to be adopted! So go there I really recomend it they are not lazy and there prices are great! Pros: Everything! Cons: Parking, not a lot so sometimes might have to park on the street more
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Our mission of State Line Animal Hospital is to provide our clients and their pets the most compassionate veterinary care.

Owner Message
  • SLAH is a small animal practice specializing in companion animals, primarily dogs and cats, but the staff also cares for rabbits, birds, laboratory animals, and reptiles. Additionally, State Line AH is the animal shelter for the City of Leawood. Lost or stray animals picked up by Animal Control officers are placed in 'protective custody' at State Line AH; treated for injury if necessary, and cared for until their owners claim them or they are adopted by families seeking the 'perfect pet.' Injured and orphaned wild critters such as geese, squirrels, wild bunnies, possums, raccoons, and an occasional deer or beaver are brought in to the hospital for treatment, then are released or placed in a protected animal sanctuary.

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  • Hours: Mon: 7:30am-6pm; Tues-Fri: 7:30am-5:30pm; Sat: 7:30am-12pm
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