Hours of Operation
We serve house call clients within a 25–30 mile radius of our clinic. If you are outside this area, please reach out—we may still be able to help.
In Oklahoma, a current Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship (VCPR) is required to dispense prescription medications, including flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives. This ensures that the veterinarian has evaluated your pet’s health, providing a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. A VCPR helps maintain responsible and safe care, ensuring the appropriate medication is prescribed based on your pet’s specific needs. Without an up-to-date VCPR, we are unable to legally provide these preventatives.
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Regular check-ups help detect health issues early, ensuring that your pet stays healthy and happy. Routine exams allow your veterinarian to monitor your pet’s overall well-being, administer vaccinations, and screen for potential health problems before they become serious.
If your pet is overweight, it’s important to address it through a balanced diet and regular exercise. Your veterinarian can help create a customized weight loss plan to ensure your pet reaches and maintains a healthy weight, reducing the risk of related health problems like arthritis and diabetes.