If you live in Parkville or the surrounding area in Missouri, then you have picked the perfect site to find a veterinarian. Thomas Welsh is a licensed veterinarian, treating all types of pets and animals. Your pet's health and well being is very important to us and we will take every step to give your pet the best possible care.
Parkville Animal Wellness is a full-service animal hospital and will take both emergency cases as well as less urgent medical, surgical and dental issues. Dr. Welsh is experienced in all types of conditions and treatments.
Parkville Animal Wellness is a full-service animal hospital and will take both emergency cases as well as less urgent medical, surgical and dental issues. Dr. Welsh is experienced in all types of conditions and treatments.
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Parkville Animal Wellness is proud to serve the Parkville MO area for everything pet related. Our veterinary clinic and animal hospital is run by Thomas Welsh, who is a licensed, experienced Parkville veterinarian. Our team is committed to educating our clients in how to keep your pets healthy year round, with good nutrition and exercise.
Parkville Animal Wellness takes pride in giving you and your pet the best possible care through our devoted staff:. Dr. Thomas Welsh graduated from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine in 1987. In 2005, Dr. Welsh pursued his lifelong dream of owning his own practice and opened Parkville Animal Wellness.
Our appointment book is computerized which allows us to efficiently make appointments for you and your pet. Our receptionists and team will attempt to accommodate all requests to the best of our ability. Emergencies are accepted anytime our clinic is open. If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call us or come to the hospital immediately.
Reviews (12)
Aysha Edwards
Mar 17, 2022
Jayme Watson
Aug 16, 2021
Jeff Caswell
Jun 13, 2021
Jeremy Marshall
May 23, 2021
Our dog Mika had been limping for months and first they said that she could be faking it, and then they moved on to saying it could be arthritis, and when we finally had X-Rays done they said it looked like a partially torn ligament. It was only when we took her to Northland Animal Hospital that they finally found that she had torn ACLs in both of her hind legs.
After months of watching her condition worsen and spending hundreds of dollars for an improper diagnosis, we now have to schedule surgery for her that will be over $7,000. Avoid this vet if you care about your pets.
After months of watching her condition worsen and spending hundreds of dollars for an improper diagnosis, we now have to schedule surgery for her that will be over $7,000. Avoid this vet if you care about your pets.
Evan Kirsch
Dec 09, 2019
Unfortunately this isn't a business I'd recommend to busy folks. Doctors are great but they shouldn't offering boarding or daycare. They don't have a true daycare space so it's just something nice to say they have. The front office staff will make sure you are aware that you've been late picking up your pup even if it's due to no fault of your own.
They close at 6pm and want to walk out the door at 6pm. They are irritated if they have to stay an extra 5-10 minutes for high paying customers with high utilization. They also don't treat customers that board frequently with much leniency. I can understand folks that randomly bring their pup and show up late to get them every time but when you utilize the service (often times 4 to 5 days a week) you'd think they wouldn't bring it up. Again, doctors are great but I don't recommend utilizing them for daycare or boarding, especially if you are a busy exec/professional and occasionally run behind. Not 30 minutes behind, just 5-10 minutes max will really get them in a tizzy.
They close at 6pm and want to walk out the door at 6pm. They are irritated if they have to stay an extra 5-10 minutes for high paying customers with high utilization. They also don't treat customers that board frequently with much leniency. I can understand folks that randomly bring their pup and show up late to get them every time but when you utilize the service (often times 4 to 5 days a week) you'd think they wouldn't bring it up. Again, doctors are great but I don't recommend utilizing them for daycare or boarding, especially if you are a busy exec/professional and occasionally run behind. Not 30 minutes behind, just 5-10 minutes max will really get them in a tizzy.
Sabrina Wiewel
May 30, 2019
Lisa White
Feb 23, 2019
Brody loves Dr. Welch and I credited him for saving Brodys life. We purchased Brody from who we now feel was a questionable breeder. It took some time but with Dr. Welch's knowlege and the care of his team we have a beautiful, happy and sometimes mischievous boxer. I highly recommend Dr. Welch and his team to care for your animals.
Amanda Chandler
May 24, 2018
Chase Williams
Apr 26, 2018
Terribly disappointed. This is my first time here and I took my dog in for a cracked nail. The Dr. was over 20min late past our appointment time, you would think that first appointments would be perfect to get people to return. The Dr. put my dog under anesthesia in order to clip his nail, the total was $210 which I found to be middle of the road price-wise, considering he had to be put under for a short period of time.
Upon picking my dog up I asked questions about recovery, antibiotics, what to look for, etc. The only thing I got out of the Dr. was that I needed to take the bandage/wrapping off Monday (surgery was Friday) and he did not need anything else. I did not get any information about what to look for if something is wrong, nor antibiotics (and I did ask).
Now my dogs nail is infected and its clearly hurting him, he's going to a different vet. BOTTOM LINE: This Dr. doesn't seem to want to make time to answer questions, be on time, or take actions like antibiotics to prevent pain for your pet.
Upon picking my dog up I asked questions about recovery, antibiotics, what to look for, etc. The only thing I got out of the Dr. was that I needed to take the bandage/wrapping off Monday (surgery was Friday) and he did not need anything else. I did not get any information about what to look for if something is wrong, nor antibiotics (and I did ask).
Now my dogs nail is infected and its clearly hurting him, he's going to a different vet. BOTTOM LINE: This Dr. doesn't seem to want to make time to answer questions, be on time, or take actions like antibiotics to prevent pain for your pet.
Honey & Company
Nov 24, 2017
Woody Acosta
Oct 01, 2016
Rv Greg
Jan 20, 2015
Took my dachshund in for spaying today. they got her in on short notice and took their time with her. however upon leaving the lady kept calling my best friend an "it" I was 2sec from reaching over the counter. you don't do that. I categorize vets the same as I would a doctor or nurse. are you going to repeatedly call a mother's newborn an "it" if you don't know her gender or name just ask or look on the paperwork!
