Compassionate Care for all of God’s Creatures

At Miller Veterinary Clinic in Scott City, Kansas, our caring staff provides high-quality, compassionate veterinary care for large and small animals in a welcoming, hometown environment.

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Grooming & Boarding

Your Hometown Veterinary Clinic

❤️ Down-to-earth, compassionate care

🤝 Small, caring and welcoming staff who know our patients and clients personally

✅ Quality veterinary care for large and small animals in Scott City and the surrounding area

🐾 We treat every pet like one of our own

🐮More than 20 years of veterinary experience

Meet Dr. Calista Miller, DVM

20 Years of Veterinary Experience
Veterinarian and Clinic Owner
Pre-Veterinary studies at Colby Community College
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Kansas State University
Began practicing in 2006 in Scott City
Established Miller Veterinary Clinic in 2015
Dr. Miller's love for animals extends far beyond the clinic walls. Together with her husband, Joel, the Miller family operates a cow-calf and grow yard operation, giving her a firsthand understanding of the unique needs of commercial cattle producers. Their three children have all shown 4-H animals and their farm is also home to cats, dogs and horses. Whether you're bringing in a beloved family pet, a 4-H animal, or managing a cattle operation, Dr. Miller is committed to providing knowledgeable, compassionate care that you can trust.

Meet Dr Hannah Wolfe, DVM,CVMA

Joined our team in September of 2026
2 1/2 Years of Veterinary Experience
Pre-Veterinary studies at University of Nebraska-Kearney
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Iowa State University/University of Nebraska PPVM Program 2024
Certification in Veterinary Medical Acupuncture through Curacore
Dr. Wolfe is originally from Overton, Nebraska where she practiced at a rural mixed animal clinic for the last 2 years. She currently resides in Garden City with her fiancé Braden and their pets; Rascal, Phoebe, Angus, and Gilly. She enjoys the variety that comes with practicing mixed animal medicine in a rural area and is excited to see all species and bring some integrative medicine practices to the area! In her free time she enjoys running, reading, and cheering on the Huskers!