A full service veterinary hospital providing routine, specialty and emergency care. Thank you for supporting the VHC.
The Veterinary Health Center at Kansas State University (VHC) is a full service veterinary hospital providing routine, specialty and emergency care. Our goal is to provide superior veterinary medical education, quality patient care and exceptional customer service in a caring environment. The VHC is a committed group of veterinary educators, researchers, clinicians and students in a state-of-the-a
07/28/2026
Update: as of 7/29, our ICU has returned to regular status.
ICU Update 7/28/26: Our small animal ICU is currently at maximum capacity and is unable to take admissions at this time.
The small animal emergency service and urgent care remain available to see patients that will not require hospitalization.
Please call ahead for guidance: 785-532-5690, Option 1. ☎️
Further updates will be posted as capacity as capacity improves.
07/24/2026
We're hiring an accounting specialist!
This is an on-site position responsible for all aspects of accounts receivable for the Veterinary Health Center.
Apply today! https://careers.k-state.edu/jobs/accounting-specialist-manhattan-kansas-united-states-9e088af5-40d6-4140-b203-b9695dc4340a
07/22/2026
Update: as of 7/23, our ICU has returned to regular status.
ICU Update 7/22/26: Our small animal ICU is currently at maximum capacity and is unable to take admissions at this time.
The small animal emergency service and urgent care remain available to see patients that will not require hospitalization.
Please call ahead for guidance: 785-532-5690, Option 1. ☎️
Further updates will be posted as capacity as capacity improves.
07/16/2026
Welcome to our newest house officers. These doctors will advance their clinical training while working alongside our faculty, residents, students and staff to provide exceptional care for patients and clients.
Back row, from left:
• Dr. Lindsey Godwin, resident, oncology
• Dr. Karzan Saleh, intern, clinical nutrition
• Dr. Kelsey Roberts, intern, radiology
• Dr. Dicezar Pereira, resident, equine surgery
• Dr. Quentin Thouvenot, intern, zoological medicine
• Dr. Scott Moretszky, resident, small animal medicine
Front row:
• Dr. Samantha Mintz, resident, zoological medicine
• Dr. Victoria Ramos, resident, anesthesiology
• Dr. Gianna Stark, intern, livestock services
• Dr. Tori Lieblich, intern; small animal medicine and surgery
• Dr. Makenzie Janzen, resident, small animal surgery
Join us in wishing them lots of success at the Veterinary Health Center!
07/15/2026
Congratulations are in order for our newest Healthy Weight Clinic graduate - Roos! 🎉
Concerned your pet might be overweight? Learn more about the Healthy Weight Clinic at the link in our comments. ⬇️
07/03/2026
We are emergency-only Friday, July 3rd and Saturday, July 4th for Independence Day! Have a safe and wonderful weekend celebrating 250 years of our country! 🇺🇸
07/02/2026
Help us welcome the newest interns to the Veterinary Health Center! Over the coming year, these doctors will continue their advanced clinical training while working alongside our faculty, residents, students and staff to provide exceptional care for patients and clients.
Front row (left to right):
• Dr. Kyle Frett - Equine
• Dr. Julia Schindler - Equine
• Dr. Hannah Siler - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
• Dr. Lauren Bowles - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
• Dr. Maddie Pinero - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
• Dr. Paulina Peralta - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
• Dr. Logan Hackett - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
Back row (left to right):
• Dr. Bailey Hamilton - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
• Dr. Daniela Sierra - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
• Dr. Stefan Struble - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
• Dr. Elizabeth Scarbrough - Shelter Medicine
• Dr. Shawna Kirk - Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
Please join us in wishing them a successful year at the Veterinary Health Center! 💜
07/01/2026
Our healthy weight clinic patients are knocking it out of the park lately! Congrats are in order for our latest success patient - Rip Floyd! Rip is a 5.5 year-old Black Labrador Retriever mix. He started the Healthy Weight Clinic Program at 90.2 pounds and is down to his goal weight of 72.8 pounds! Way to go, Rip!
Concerned your pet might be overweight? Visit our link in the comments. 🐾
06/30/2026
Update: as of 7/1, our ICU has returned to regular status.
ICU Update 6/30/26: Our small animal ICU is currently at maximum capacity and is unable to take admissions at this time.
The small animal emergency service and urgent care remain available to see patients that will not require hospitalization.
Please call ahead for guidance: 785-532-5690, Option 1. ☎️
Further updates will be posted as capacity as capacity improves
06/26/2026
Fireworks are a holiday tradition, but they can be overwhelming for many pets. 🎆🐾
If you're celebrating this Fourth of July, remember these three ways to help keep your pets safe:
• Reduce the risk of lost pets by keeping them indoors, using a leash outside and making sure their ID tags and microchip information are up to date. 🐕
• Create a calm and secure environment with a quiet room, familiar comforts and background noise to help reduce stress. 🏡
• Plan ahead if your pet struggles with fireworks by talking with your veterinarian about calming strategies or medications before the holiday. 💜
Learn more at the link in the comments. ⬇️