Pet Resource Center of Kansas City

We provide Heartworm Testing & Prevention to detect and protect pets against heartworm disease. We offer treatments and ongoing monitoring to ensure your pet remains heartworm-free year-round. Heartworm prevention is critical for dogs and, in some cases, cats, and we make it accessible through our clinic or online pharmacy.

Through our Online Pharmacy, we offer a wide range of Flea & Tick Prevention products, including topical treatments, oral medications, and collars. Our team can help you select the best option to protect your pet from parasites, reducing the risk of disease and discomfort. These prevention measures are essential for maintaining your pet’s overall health and well-being.

For comprehensive dental assessment, we offer Dental X-Rays (Radiography) as part of our advanced dental health options. These radiographs are included in all dental packages and allow us to detect hidden issues such as infection, fractures, and internal tooth conditions that are not visible during a standard exam. They’re performed under anesthesia for accurate and safe imaging.

We provide affordable Spay & Neuter Surgery as part of our mission to reduce pet overpopulation in Kansas City. Our services include appointments for spay/neuter procedures, pre- and post-surgery care guidance, and special considerations for community cats. All surgeries are performed with the highest standards of care, and we assist clients before/after the surgery to ensure a smooth recovery process.

We provide Urgent Pet Care Monday–Wednesday as a walk-in service, handling common non-emergency concerns like minor injuries, routine illness or post-operative care (within two weeks). Each patient is assessed based on health needs, but we emphasize that emergency-level care is not provided. The team manages diagnosis, medication, and referrals as needed, with a nominal fee for the initial examination.

We offer Pain Management during and after surgical procedures, including spay/neuter and dental cleanings. All pets receive tailored pain medications for their post-operative recovery. Clients are instructed to monitor their pets for unusual signs of pain (e.g., whining, reluctance to move) and advised to reach out immediately for adjustments. We never recommend human pain medications, such as aspirin or ibuprofen, due to toxicity risks.