Cat Hospital Of Wichita

6130 E Central Ave #100, Wichita, KS, 67208
Call (316) 686-2287
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What Cat Hospital Of Wichita says

In their own words, from cathospitalofwichita.com, read October 11, 2026.

  • DentistryDental services are also offered at the Cat Hospital of Wichita.
  • SurgeryWe offer both scheduled and urgent surgery as well as pre-surgical blood testing to assess your cat’s health prior to anesthesia.
  • X-raysOur vet clinic provides in-house blood testing, scoping, and x-rays to help determine the cause and severity of your cat’s health problems.
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