All Creatures Veterinary Hospital contact, hours and pet-care information
All Creatures Veterinary Hospital provides preventive care, diagnostics, advanced veterinary treatment, surgery, urgent evaluation during business hours and pet grooming in Wichita. The practice states that it has served the Wichita community since 1989.
All Creatures Veterinary Hospital address and phone number
Use the complete street address because other clinics in the United States use the All Creatures name.
Current regular hospital hours
These hours were published by the Wichita hospital when this guide was reviewed. Holiday, staff-training and temporary schedules can differ.
Urgent and after-hours veterinary care
The Wichita clinic provides emergency evaluation and urgent treatment during its regular business hours. It is not presented by the official website as an always-open 24-hour facility.
After-hours emergency hospital published by the clinic
Regular clinic versus after-hours emergency hospital
Symptoms that warrant immediate veterinary guidance
- Severe breathing difficulty, choking or blue, gray or unusually pale gums
- Collapse, loss of consciousness, repeated seizures or inability to stand
- Major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding or a suspected broken bone
- Possible poisoning, medication ingestion or exposure to a toxic substance
- Repeated vomiting with weakness, severe abdominal swelling or unsuccessful retching
- Inability to urinate, severe straining or signs of extreme pain
- Heat exposure with heavy panting, weakness, confusion or collapse
- Complications during pregnancy or active delivery
How to request an appointment
Routine appointments may be requested online. Medical emergencies should be handled by telephone.
Veterinary services available at All Creatures
Availability depends on the pet’s species, condition, veterinarian, equipment, schedule and whether referral care is required.
Wellness examinations
Nose-to-tail examinations, preventive planning and age-appropriate health monitoring.
Vaccinations
Individual vaccine recommendations based on species, age, health history, lifestyle and exposure risk.
Testing and diagnostics
Laboratory testing, bloodwork, radiography, ECG, tonometry and ultrasound when clinically appropriate.
Parasite prevention
Heartworm, flea, tick and intestinal-parasite screening and prevention recommendations.
Dental care
Dental examinations, professional treatment and dental surgery based on veterinary assessment.
Surgical procedures
Routine and selected advanced procedures using anesthesia, monitoring and surgical protocols.
Advanced care
Care involving cardiology, endocrinology, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopedics and other medical needs.
Selected exotic pets
The official service menu includes exotic-pet and small-mammal care. Call to confirm the species and veterinarian availability.
Pet grooming
Bathing, trimming and styling services for many dog and cat breeds, subject to scheduling and pet requirements.
Senior and hospice care
Senior-pet monitoring, comfort-focused planning, hospice support and humane euthanasia services.
Microchipping
Permanent identification through a scannable microchip placed beneath the pet’s skin.
Urgent care
Emergency evaluation, stabilization, hospitalization and urgent treatment during business hours within clinic capability.
What to bring to your pet’s first appointment
The hospital publishes a specific preparation list for new clients.
Records and health information
- Adoption or purchase records
- Existing medical and vaccination history
- Current medications and supplements
- Recent laboratory or imaging reports when relevant
- Name and contact details of the previous veterinarian
Daily-care information
- Food brand, amount and feeding schedule
- Recent changes in appetite, thirst or weight
- Behavior, training and environmental concerns
- Parasite-prevention products and last dose
- A written list of questions for the veterinarian
Safe transportation
- Keep dogs on a secure short leash
- Bring cats in an appropriate closed carrier
- Ask for guidance before transporting an exotic pet
- Use separate carriers for animals that may fight
- Tell staff in advance about fear or aggression concerns
Arrival timing
- Arrive about five minutes early when forms are complete
- Arrive about ten minutes early when forms remain unfinished
- Bring requested stool or urine samples only as instructed
- Bring familiar treats when medically appropriate
- Call if you expect to arrive late
Patient forms and surgery documents
Use only the forms applicable to the scheduled visit and confirm that the correct owner and pet information is entered.
Forms currently listed
- New Client Form
- Dental Form
- Surgery Release Form
- Anesthesia Form
- Surgical Information Packet PDF
Before submitting
- Use the pet owner’s current telephone and email
- Check the pet’s legal record name and species
- List medications, supplements and allergies accurately
- Read consent language before signing
- Keep a copy or screenshot of submitted information
Payment policy, pet insurance and CareCredit
The hospital states that full payment is required at the time services are provided.
Published accepted payment methods
Major cards
Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.
Cash
Cash is listed as an accepted payment method.
Personal check
Personal checks are accepted with proper identification.
Pet insurance
The client generally pays the hospital and then seeks applicable insurer reimbursement.
CareCredit
CareCredit is listed as a financing option, subject to approval and its current terms.
Cost questions
Call before treatment and ask whether a written estimate can be provided for planned care.
How to manage an estimate and final invoice
All Creatures PetPage portal and mobile app
The official portal provides continuous online access to selected reminders, prescriptions, appointments and pet-care tools.
Portal functions
- View upcoming procedures and services
- Review selected medical reminders
- Manage or request appointments
- Request prescription refills
- Access the account through a browser or PetPage app
Portal limitations
- The portal is optional
- A portal request may not be processed immediately
- Not every complete medical document may be visible
- Prescription approval requires veterinary review
- The portal should not be used for emergencies
Portal login troubleshooting
Pet records, prescriptions and online food orders
The hospital directs clients to the pet portal for record-related and prescription-refill requests.
Requesting veterinary records
Prescription-refill checklist
- Submit the medication name, strength and current instructions
- Confirm the pet and prescribing veterinarian
- Allow time for medical review and pharmacy preparation
- Check whether an examination or laboratory monitoring is due
- Do not double a dose because a refill was delayed
- Call the hospital if the pet is out of an essential medication
All Creatures Veterinary Hospital Wichita map
Confirm that navigation shows Suite 140 and ZIP code 67212 before starting the trip.
All Creatures Veterinary Hospital FAQs
Where is All Creatures Veterinary Hospital in Wichita?
The Wichita hospital is at 8414 W 13th St N, Suite 140, Wichita, KS 67212. Verify the complete address because several unrelated clinics use the All Creatures name.
What is the All Creatures Veterinary Hospital phone number?
The main Wichita clinic telephone number is 316-721-3993. Call this number for appointments, service questions and urgent guidance during business hours.
What are the hospital’s regular hours?
Published hours are Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday from 8:00 AM to noon. The clinic is closed Sunday. Verify holiday and temporary hours before visiting.
Is All Creatures Veterinary Hospital open 24 hours?
No. The Wichita clinic publishes regular weekday and Saturday hours and is closed Sunday. Its official website directs after-hours emergencies to Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital of Wichita.
Where should I take my pet after hours?
The clinic lists Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital of Wichita at 5618 W 21st St N, Wichita, KS 67205, telephone 316-262-5321. Call before traveling for current instructions.
Does All Creatures accept urgent veterinary cases?
During regular business hours, the clinic provides emergency evaluation, stabilization, hospitalization and urgent treatment within its capability. Call 316-721-3993 immediately so staff can direct the safest next step.
Can I request an appointment online?
Yes. The official website provides an online appointment-request page. An online request should not be treated as confirmed until the clinic responds.
What should I bring to my pet’s first visit?
Bring adoption or purchase records, medical history, medication and supplement details, feeding information and questions for the veterinarian. Dogs should use a secure short leash and cats should arrive in an appropriate carrier.
How early should I arrive for an appointment?
The hospital asks clients to arrive about five minutes early when relevant forms are complete and about ten minutes early when forms still need to be completed.
Which payment methods does All Creatures accept?
The official payment page lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, cash, personal checks with proper identification, pet insurance and CareCredit. Full payment is required at the time of service.
Does the hospital bill pet insurance directly?
The hospital explains that payment is due when services are provided and the pet owner then seeks applicable reimbursement from the insurance company.
Does All Creatures Veterinary Hospital accept CareCredit?
Yes. CareCredit is listed as an available financing method for eligible veterinary expenses, subject to approval and the provider’s current terms.
Does the hospital have an online pet portal?
Yes. The PetPage app and online portal provide access to selected reminders, prescriptions, appointments and refill-request functions. Clients may use both the app and browser portal.
How do I request my pet’s medical records?
Use the official PetPage portal or call 316-721-3993. Identify the pet, requested record type, relevant dates and the verified contact information for any receiving veterinarian.
Does All Creatures Veterinary Hospital provide grooming?
Yes. The official service menu includes bathing, trimming and styling for many dog and cat breeds. Call to confirm appointment availability and any vaccination or medical requirements.
Does the hospital treat exotic pets?
The official service menu includes exotic-pet and small-mammal care. Call before booking to confirm that the hospital treats the specific species and that an appropriate veterinarian is available.
Is this website operated by All Creatures Veterinary Hospital?
No. This is an independent informational guide. It does not represent the hospital, provide veterinary diagnosis, access medical records or confirm appointments.
Official sources and task links
- All Creatures Veterinary Hospital official website Verify the Wichita location, main telephone number, regular hours and current hospital notices.
- Official contact and emergency information Use for the address, telephone, after-hours provider and appointment-contact guidance.
- Official veterinary services Review the hospital’s current preventive, diagnostic, advanced, surgical, urgent-care and grooming services.
- Official urgent-care guidance Use for daytime emergency instructions and the hospital’s published after-hours referral.
- Official appointment request Submit a routine request and wait for confirmation. Call directly for urgent concerns.
- Official first-visit instructions Review records, medication, feeding, sample, leash, carrier and arrival-time guidance.
- Official patient forms Access new-client, dental, surgery, anesthesia and surgical-information documents.
- Official insurance and payment information Verify payment-at-service requirements, accepted methods, insurance reimbursement and CareCredit information.
- Official PetPage portal instructions Access reminders, appointments, prescriptions and refill-request options.