Kansas State University Veterinary Health Center (including Hill's Pet Health and Nutrition Center)
Veterinary school hospitals
K-State's teaching hospital in Manhattan, open 24/7 for emergency and critical care, with specialty services and a primary-care Pet Health Center that works as a local family vet; fees are similar to private clinics, a deposit of about 60% of the estimate is required, CareCredit is accepted, and no income-based discount is listed.
How to reach them
Serves: Manhattan (statewide referral and emergency hospital)
Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines
Before you go
Teaching hospitals often see patients by appointment or referral. Call to ask whether your pet can be seen, what the first visit costs, and whether payment plans or assistance funds are available.
If cost is the barrier, Paying for Care compares grants, payment plans and fundraising, with a checklist of what to have ready.
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