Ark Veterinary Associates

907 East Kansas Ave
Arkansas city, KS 67005

(620)442-3306

www.arkvetassociates.com

Our mission is to provide the highest quality in Veterinary Medical care in a friendly, relaxed setting. We hope you will refer your family and friends to our practice. 

At this site, you will find information about our practice philosophy, our services, helpful forms to assist you and an extensive Pet Medical Library for you to search for additional information.

Feel free to browse through our site. If you want more information, about our practice please go to the Contact Us page and use one of the convenient methods to communicate with us.

 

Pets need Heartgard PLUS heartworm prevention in the winter too!

Buy a 12 month supply of Heartgard PLUS and get a $12 rebate in the mail.

PLUS Be one of the first 12 people to mention our Facebook and website special and receive an additional 10% off your pet's Heartgard AND if your pet is due OR has never had a heartworm test, GET $10 off the heartworm test!

Call Ark Veterinary Associates at 442-3306 or come by at 907 East Kansas Avenue to take advantage of this special offer! 

Thanks for visiting and we look forward to serving you.

Dr. Steve White - (cell)316-259-8376 / (home) 620-442-5483     Dr. Raymond 405-301-4123 

  

Check out our NEW merchandise page to see some of the great products we have in stock.

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