Our clinic, in operation since 1993, serves animals and pet owners in the Kansas City metro area and throughout the Midwest. We have recently moved to a brand new, state of the art, clinic near 119th Street and Quivira in Overland Park after practicing in the VSEC/Blue Pearl building for many years.Dr. David Senter, Dr. Michelle LeRoy, and Dr. Cassidy Yanes and their team of experienced technicians work together in order to create the best treatment plan for our patients. We strive to keep your pet as comfortable as possible while determining the ROOT cause of your pet's skin or ear problem.
VADC is the only clinic in the Kansas City Metro area with BOARD CERTIFIED Dermatologists.
Veterinary dermatologists specialize in allergies and all diseases of the skin, hair, nails, and ears. Routine services provided include complete dermatologic examination, cytologic evaluations, skin scrapings, hair examinations, and fungal or bacterial cultures. Advanced diagnostics include intradermal allergy testing, skin and nail biopsies, histopathology, cryosurgery, electrosurgery, fluorescent light therapy, video otoscopy with deep ear canal and ear drum evaluations, and otoscopic tumor removal from the ear canals. General veterinary services, such as routine health care and vaccinations, are not available. Equine patients are typically seen at your barn, or at one of our haul in facilities in the area.
Information Before & After Your Visit
Many of the questions you might have can be answered by clicking the links on the top or left side of this page. Whether it's to understand detailed definitions on different dermatology services, or information about our policies, we hope this website provides the answers you seek.
Can't find the answers to your questions? Feel free to call our professionally trained and expert staff who are waiting to give you and your pet the best experience possible. 913-374-0777
Kansas City Pet Dermatology Tip
Pollen season starts in late February with tree pollen, followed by grass pollen in May, and then weed season in August. However, dust mites are the most common thing that dogs and cats are allergic to and are present indoors, year round.
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