Welcome

Our mission of State Line Animal Hospital  is to provide our clients and their pets the most compassionate veterinary care  at reasonable fees while maintaining a pleasant, efficient, and friendly atmosphere.

SLAH  is a small animal practice specializing in companion animals, primarily dogs and  cats, but the staff also cares for rabbits, birds, laboratory animals, and reptiles.  Additionally, State Line AH is the animal shelter for the City of Leawood. Lost  or stray animals picked up by Animal Control officers are placed in ‘protective  custody’ at State Line AH; treated for injury if necessary; and cared for until  their owners claim them or they are adopted by families seeking the ‘perfect pet.’  Injured and orphaned wild critters – geese, squirrels, wild bunnies, possums,  raccoons, and an occasional deer or beaver – are brought in to the hospital for  treatment, then are released or placed in a protected animal sanctuary.

The  services provided by SLAH include routine examinations, in-depth diagnostics,  preventive medical care, geriatric care, minor and major surgical procedures,  dental care, digital radiology, ultrasound, clinical laboratory testing, endoscopy,  laser surgery, pet boarding, and grooming.

Click Here for a coupon entitling new clients to $20 off on a pet’s  initial examination fee.
Click Here for a coupon entitling existing clients to (1)  Free Toe Nail Clipping.

While  State Line AH is not a retail outlet, the hospital does carry veterinary prescription  medicines and specialized prescription diet foods, as well as flea and tick control  products, heartworm prevention medications, leashes, and collars. Please call  our helpful staff for the full range of specialty items we have in stock for your  pets’ needs.

Dr. Otte  started Puppy Day Out more than 20 years ago to help working pet owners. Puppies  attending the Puppy Day Out program were socialized with other puppies and with  the staff, thus avoiding the aggressive and destructive behavior of puppies left  alone all day. At that time, pets were allowed to come to Puppy Day Out until  they were 6 months old. Owners’ demands that their pets continue in Puppy Day Out has led to a day care program that is much appreciated by owners and pets  alike.