The Animal Hospital of Emporia was opened in 1995 by Dr. Tom Grenell and Dr. Kay Lawrence. Dr. Grenell enjoys all aspects of a small animal hospital, with a particular interest and proficiency in soft tissue surgery. In 2020 Dr. Grenell retired from practice and The Animal Hospital of Emporia was taken over by Dr. Qingling Chen BVM. The Animal Hospital of Emporia began with a strong understanding of the importance of the bonds between our human clients and their animal companions.
Our philosophy in 1995 was that our business would not be driven by money, with the idea being that if we offered a high level of veterinary care combined with excellent client services, the money would take care of itself. And that philosophy continues today. We love what we do, and strive to provide high quality veterinary care, including preventive medicine, client education, comprehensive diagnostics, medical and surgical treatment options, plus top notch service to our clients and patients at affordable prices.
Our philosophy in 1995 was that our business would not be driven by money, with the idea being that if we offered a high level of veterinary care combined with excellent client services, the money would take care of itself. And that philosophy continues today. We love what we do, and strive to provide high quality veterinary care, including preventive medicine, client education, comprehensive diagnostics, medical and surgical treatment options, plus top notch service to our clients and patients at affordable prices.
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Meet Our Team
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She is our Hospital Manager and has been working as a Veterinary Technician for about 23 years.
She has 1 cat named Wiggles, and 1 dog named John.
Melanie Powell has lived in Emporia all of her life and has been married to the love of her life for 37 years.
She has two grown children, Carl and Caitlin, her daughter- in-law Kelli and two wonderful grandchildren Mackenzie and Emerson.
She has one dog named Lady and two cats, Dumplin and Pearl.
Melanie has been with the Animal Hospital of Emporia for 18 years.
She has 1 cat named Wiggles, and 1 dog named John.
Melanie Powell has lived in Emporia all of her life and has been married to the love of her life for 37 years.
She has two grown children, Carl and Caitlin, her daughter- in-law Kelli and two wonderful grandchildren Mackenzie and Emerson.
She has one dog named Lady and two cats, Dumplin and Pearl.
Melanie has been with the Animal Hospital of Emporia for 18 years.
Client Testimonials
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They have seen the birth of my babies and the loss of my four legged babies.
Through it all the staff at the Animal Hospital, have showed love, compassion and genuine kindness to me and my pets over the 20 years they have been in Emporia.
I truly believe they are a blessing to our community.
Thank you all, love you guys!
From kitten vaccines to Chemotherapy and everything in between, Dr. Grenell and Dr. Brantley have always provided exceptional care for my pets.
Their expertise and experience, along with compassion and the understanding of each of my pets' medical needs are why I have a long (16 years) relationship with them.
Through it all the staff at the Animal Hospital, have showed love, compassion and genuine kindness to me and my pets over the 20 years they have been in Emporia.
I truly believe they are a blessing to our community.
Thank you all, love you guys!
From kitten vaccines to Chemotherapy and everything in between, Dr. Grenell and Dr. Brantley have always provided exceptional care for my pets.
Their expertise and experience, along with compassion and the understanding of each of my pets' medical needs are why I have a long (16 years) relationship with them.
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We carry several types of heartworm preventatives.
All dogs in our area should be protected against heartworms, and we have a couple of options to prevent heartworms in cats as well.
The Animal Hospital of Emporia has a state of the art digital radiology system.
We are able to evaluate many orthopedic, thoracic, and abdominal conditions with our radiology system.
If indicated we can email radiographs for review and consultation with a specialist.
We use a propofol/isoflurane combination for surgical procedures requiring general anesthesia, and for procedures that can be performed under heavy sedation, dexdormitor in combination with other drug(s) is our sedative/analgesic of choice.
All dogs in our area should be protected against heartworms, and we have a couple of options to prevent heartworms in cats as well.
The Animal Hospital of Emporia has a state of the art digital radiology system.
We are able to evaluate many orthopedic, thoracic, and abdominal conditions with our radiology system.
If indicated we can email radiographs for review and consultation with a specialist.
We use a propofol/isoflurane combination for surgical procedures requiring general anesthesia, and for procedures that can be performed under heavy sedation, dexdormitor in combination with other drug(s) is our sedative/analgesic of choice.
Pet Education
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We all love a delicious treat, especially homemade goodies.
Well our canine friends enjoy them too!
Wouldn't you prefer your dog to be eating inexpensive healthy, easy-to-make homemade dog treats over the costly store-bought ones with harmful ingredients?
To get you started, here are five quick and easy, healthy homemade dog treat recipes for delicious.
When winter rolls in and our trees have lost their leaves and darkness comes early, wild birds still fill our suburban landscapes.
We are amazed at their tenacity and resourcefulness as they search for food and warmth through the long winter months.
Well our canine friends enjoy them too!
Wouldn't you prefer your dog to be eating inexpensive healthy, easy-to-make homemade dog treats over the costly store-bought ones with harmful ingredients?
To get you started, here are five quick and easy, healthy homemade dog treat recipes for delicious.
When winter rolls in and our trees have lost their leaves and darkness comes early, wild birds still fill our suburban landscapes.
We are amazed at their tenacity and resourcefulness as they search for food and warmth through the long winter months.
FAQs
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If your pet is not good with travel, you should consider a reliable pet-sitter or talk to your veterinarian about boarding facilities in your area.
Having your pet implanted with a microchip can improve your chances of getting your pet back if it becomes lost.
The microchip must be registered with your current contact information, including a cell phone number.
A tag is included when you have a microchip that has the microchip number and a mobile contact of the owner, so if the pet is found, they can use the tag to determine ownership without having to contact a veterinarian.
Having your pet implanted with a microchip can improve your chances of getting your pet back if it becomes lost.
The microchip must be registered with your current contact information, including a cell phone number.
A tag is included when you have a microchip that has the microchip number and a mobile contact of the owner, so if the pet is found, they can use the tag to determine ownership without having to contact a veterinarian.
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