Central Veterinary Services, P.A.

07/21/2025

ATTENTION DOG OWNERS- we are seeing a tremendous number of active Parvo cases in our puppies and young adult dogs. This virus is highly contagious and highly preventable with appropriate vaccinations. We strongly recommend boostering your dogs. If you aren’t sure if your pup needs a booster- give us a call and we can help!
785-425-5100 or 785-421-6000

https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/infectious-parasitic/parvo-in-dogs

07/15/2025

Busy afternoon checking up some local well-loved stuffies. Only needed to suture a few and apply a couple of splints. The kids in this town definitely know how to take care of their pets!

07/08/2025

The rumor mill is WRONG again! Contrary to recent rumors, our boarding is alive and well. We also have zero plans to stop providing this much-needed service. We do recommend you call early to reserve your pets’ boarding spot as we fill up most weekends. Harper and Crete (seen below) are having a great time running in our backyard during a boarding stay. We have some big changes coming to our boarding area….we will keep you posted!
Call 785-425-5100 for reservations

07/04/2025

We hope you have a fun-filled holiday today! Please be safe! Both of our clinics are closed today for the holiday. The Stockton clinic will be open regular Saturday hours tomorrow. We are available if you have an emergency-
785-425-5100 or 785-421-6000

06/26/2025

Fireworks can be a lot of fun but not everyone enjoys the sound and lights. If your pet isn’t a fan and they require medication to get them through then noise please call us soon to refill meds. Do not wait until the last minute.

Fireworks are fun for us, but not so much for our furry friends. 🐶😿

K-State vet Dr. Susan Nelson has your back with tips to keep pets calm, comfy, and out of trouble this 4th of July. 🐾💥

Keep the good vibes going: https://www.k-state.edu/news/articles/2025/06/fourth-of-july-pet-safety.html

06/19/2025

Hill City friends- please be watching for this little one! She’s small and likely scared. Let’s help her get home!

***UPDATE 6-28-25 Toddy is home!***

*Toddy Is very skiddish and will run off. If you see her, try to keep an eye on her and call us!*

One our community members lost her precious dog a few days ago, after it had stormed. She hasn’t been found, and hasn’t made it home. If anyone sees her, please give us a call 785-421-2244. We would love to get this sweet little girl back home.

05/26/2025

We pause to remember those who sacrificed everything for our freedom. As a country we honor those souls and remain truly grateful, thankful, and blessed. May God continue to bless us. Both clinics will be closed on Monday, May 26. Emergency services are available- 785-425-5100 or 785-421-6000.

05/14/2025

My son found this gal crawling on him yesterday. She is a Lone Star tick. These ticks are fast becoming the prevalent type in our area. Beside the ick factor, Lone Star ticks can potentially cause Alpha gal syndrome in people. Alpha gal syndrome actually causes a person to become allergic to red meat so bye bye steak, hamburgers etc. Check yourself every 3-4 hours for ticks if you’re working outside and treat your pets regularly with Nexgard or Frontline to reduce potential exposure.

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/24493-alpha-gal-syndrome

03/19/2025

Stockton clinic is OPEN for emergencies
785-425-5100

03/19/2025

Due to the weather and lack of electricity, the Hill City clinic will NOT be open Wednesday, March 19. Please be safe and SIT & STAY at home. We are available for emergencies-
785-421-6000 or 785-425-5100

03/18/2025

UPDATE- my dad called the clinic and I’m going home! Thank you to everyone who shared the post.

Please help me find my family! Intact male yellow Lab picked up by the City of Stockton on North 6th and Hwy 183. I’m a very nice guy and would like to go home! 785-425-5100 bc

03/12/2025

UPDATE Buddy has made his way home!

Anyone recognize this neutered male picked up at Stockton Co-op.