Animal Health Center of Marion County

06/02/2026

Our office will be closed this Saturday June 6th. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

If you have an emergency you can call 620-382-8800 to be directed to our on call veterinarian.

03/06/2026

Even in winter, your dog needs flea and tick protection! Talk to us about starting your dog on BRAVECTO® QUANTUM—for this month and the rest of the year. Ask us at your next visit.

01/22/2026

Animal Health Center will be closed SATURDAY, January 24th, due to the expected inclement weather. If you have an emergency, please call 620-382-8800 and you will be directed to the on-call veterinarian. Stay safe and warm and please bring your pets inside!

12/06/2025

Good morning! Santa will be at the Animal Health center behind the grocery store in Marion today from 10 to 12. Come see us!

10/24/2025

Tommy is a sweet female kitten who is looking to be adopted! We believe she is about 15 weeks old, she has been spayed, vaccinated, and has been treated for fleas and ticks. Please come down to the clinic to meet her or call 620-382-8800 if interested!

09/26/2025

Our office will be closed tomorrow, Saturday September 27th for Old Settlers Day! If you have a pet emergency call 620-382-8800 to be directed to our on call doctor.

09/10/2025

Don't want to come into town today? We have an online store for your prescription and dog food needs!

08/02/2025

Heads up in Marion. We had a case of toxoplasmosis come into the clinic this summer in a cat that was adopted as a stray in town. And it seems like the summer there’s a lot of litters of stray kittens being born and people report kittens not surviving and this could possibly be an underlying cause. This is a good reminder to us to keep our indoor cats inside and be sure you’re washing your hands or wearing gloves when you’re cleaning your litter box.

Of the diseases people can get from cats (zoonoses), Toxoplasmosis is the most well-known. However, there’s a huge amount of misunderstanding about this disease and the role cats play in causing human disease.