Welcome to Skaer Veterinary Clinic

Welcome to Skaer Veterinary Clinic. Here you will find an abundance of resources just for you & your pet. Take a look around our newly designed website. If you have any questions about our services or the website don’t hesitate to contact us at any time. We are a feline friendly practice.

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Upcoming Events

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Janet and Dr. Grant Rine
Christen Skaer, DVM and Luke Carter, PsyD
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Saturday, June 22, 2013 - 7:00pm

Recent Articles

Skaer Veterinary Clinic is excited to announce Home Health Care as an additional service provided to our patients and customers. We feel there are many times when a visit to your house may provide a better option for...

                Skaer Veterinary Clinic is proud to announce their gold standard certification as the only Cat Friendly Practice in Wichita, KS. Skaer applied for the newly created, Cat Friendly Practice program. This program teaches clinic staff...

We highly believe you need to be aware of what to do with your pets in case a disaster strikes. Dr. Christen Skaer was instrumental in starting the Kansas State Animal Response Team 5 years ago when Greensburg tornado struck and there were 350...

We can help! There are many ways that you can decrease stress in your feline friend by taking a bit of time to get them accustomed to the carrier, making the trip easier for you and for them.
 
We recommend the hard-sided, cheap...

Deciding to bring a new dog or cat in to your household is a huge commitment. Do you adopt a homeless pet, buy one from a breeder or a neighbor, or wait for that special stray to find you? No matter the method that your new pet comes in to your...

Many animals are quite fearful when in a clinic environment. This is partly due to the fact that their clinic experiences are often unpleasant ones. If your pets comes in twice a year, their visits most likely involve taking temperatures,...