The Abilene Animal Hospital, PA was founded in 1946 by Dr. Frank W. Jordan. Dr. Jordan was a Beloit native who received his degree in veterinary medicine in 1939 from Kansas State University. He spent 1 year as a professor in the veterinary science department at Mississippi State College and then entered the United States Army in 1940.
After his discharge from the service in 1945 he returned to Abilene where he owned and operated the Abilene Animal Hospital until his retirement in 1975. Dr. Jordan was president of the Kansas Veterinary Medical Association in 1955, Kansas Veterinarian of the Year in 1960, and received the KVMA Distinguished Service Award in 1972.
After his discharge from the service in 1945 he returned to Abilene where he owned and operated the Abilene Animal Hospital until his retirement in 1975. Dr. Jordan was president of the Kansas Veterinary Medical Association in 1955, Kansas Veterinarian of the Year in 1960, and received the KVMA Distinguished Service Award in 1972.
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Lisa M. Tokach is a veterinary clinician in general practice at Abilene Animal Hospital, PA. She specializes in swine population medicine. Dr. Tokach is also the personnel director for AAHPA and is also serving as the President of Kansas Swine Alliance, Inc. She received her doctorate at the University of Minnesota.
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Gale has been a member of the AAH team since 1979. Hired at that time as a kennel technician, groomer and small animal assistant. Over the years AAH has allowed Gale to explore other avenues of the business. She is currently in charge of the Abilene VetMeds membership program, a medicine supply program for farms.
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Pets are an important part of today's busy family. We know that between work, school, kids' sporting events and family time, getting to the veterinary hospital to pick up your pet supplies can be difficult. Vetsource is an extension of our in-house pharmacy, offering products you can trust at competitive prices.
Small Animal Dental Health Care
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One of the most common reasons for pets to "act old" isn't old age, it is pain from dental disease. 80% of cats over 5 years of age have at least one painful cavity near (or under) the gum line. Your dog or cat can't tell you when they're in pain. Occasionally, there are signs such as odor, bleeding, or pawing at the face.
Surgery
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We perform many types of soft tissue surgeries at our clinic. Soft tissue surgeries are those that are not associated with bone. These surgeries can provide many benefits to pets. Probably the most common soft tissue surgery performed on pets besides routine spays and neuters, are the removal of masses or lumps.
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