Coweta Vet Mobile Service

04/12/2026

Missing cat around the 6700 block of 255th E. Ave in BA. If you see him, his owner would love to get him safely home! His name is Kevin.

04/09/2026

A VERY GOOD reason to keep your cats on GOOD flea and TICK prevention! Same goes for your dogs as I’ve already seen a near death case in a dog from ticks just a few weeks ago and it was actually being treated, but with over the counter products which aren’t near as effective!

🚨 URGENT PSA: Deadly Tick-Borne Disease in Oklahoma Cats Running Rampant 🚨

As the weather warms up here in Oklahoma, ticks become more active—and with them comes a serious (often fatal) threat to cats called Cytauxzoonosis (also known as bobcat fever).

In just 2 weeks…we’ve been alerted to 5 cases and sadly 5 lives lost.

🐾 What is Cytauxzoonosis?

Cytauxzoonosis is a life-threatening disease caused by a parasite spread through tick bites—most commonly by the Lone Star tick. Bobcats are the natural carriers, but domestic cats can become infected when bitten by an infected tick.

⚠️ Why it’s so serious:

Rapid onset and progression
High fatality rate if not treated immediately
Many cats die within days of showing symptoms

🚨 Symptoms to watch for:

Lethargy or sudden weakness
Loss of appetite
High fever
Pale or yellow gums (jaundice)
Difficulty breathing
If you notice these signs, seek EMERGENCY veterinary care immediately—early treatment is critical.

🌿 Why Oklahoma cats are at risk:

In areas like Oklahoma, tick populations thrive in warm months, especially in grassy, wooded, and rural environments. Outdoor cats—and even indoor/outdoor cats—are at high risk of exposure.

🛡️ Prevention is everything:

There is no vaccine, so prevention is key:
-Keep cats indoors when possible
-Use YEAR-ROUND flea & tick prevention prescribed by your vet
-Avoid over-the-counter products not labeled for cats (some are toxic and will kill your cat!)
-Check pets regularly for ticks

❤️ Protect your pets:

Even one tick bite can be deadly. Keeping your cat on a consistent, vet-approved and prescribed preventative could save their life.

🐱 Bottom line: If your cat goes outside in Oklahoma—even occasionally—they should be on flea/tick prevention year-round. This disease moves fast, but it is preventable.

Please share to help protect cats in our community.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter to all of our customers, furry friends and followers. Regardless of your faith or beliefs, mine is in the Risen Savior, Jesus Christ, and today we celebrate His resurrection. May you experience His love for you not only today but each and every day!

03/03/2026

Grown bunnies looking for a new hutch to hang out in. If interested, comment below?

03/03/2026

This dog showed up at a client’s house and she’s trying to find him a home. I don’t know any details about the dog, but if you have an interest, comment below?

02/20/2026

Just a reminder, do not try texting me at 918-486-2052 if you are trying to reach me. I won’t get your text messages here. Please CALL the number instead!

02/05/2026

Just the wife having some fun!🤠 No telling what might show up on here next? LOL.

02/03/2026

Posting for a client’s neighbor.

01/23/2026

Very cool (no pun intended) for the City of Coweta to do this for its residents!

Update January 26th 10:55 AM: Straw bales are no longer available at Atwoods and will be available only at the Farmers Co-op in Coweta. Straw availability is on a first come, first serve basis. Residents will need to provide a utility bill or drivers license showing a city of Coweta address, and receive one free bale of straw per address. Straw bales will be available through Tuesday Jan 27th or until supplies run out.

Farmers Co-op in Coweta hours: Farmers Co-op in Coweta hours:
Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm

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As colder temperatures and precipitation move into our area, the City of Coweta is encouraging residents to take some extra precaution to keep pets safe during the upcoming harsh winter weather.

Experts recommend limiting outdoor time for dogs and cats during extreme cold and bringing pets indoors. If your pet cannot be inside your home, consider bringing them into a garage with bedding material available or providing a well-insulated shelter with dry bedding in it to help them stay warm.

Straw helps retain heat better than blankets if pets must stay outdoors, which is why the City is offering free straw bales to residents who need it for their pets during this weather event.

Citizens can visit either Atwoods Ranch & Home Goods (Coweta, OK) or the Farmers Coop Coweta, provide a utility bill or drivers license showing a city of Coweta address, and receive one free bale of straw per address.

Straw availability is on a first come, first serve basis.

Farmers Co-op in Coweta hours: Friday 8am-5pm and Saturday 8am-noon

Thank you for thinking ahead and making sure all of Coweta's furry citizens remain safe and warm this winter.

01/22/2026

We are about to experience some winter weather folks. Here are some tips to help protect your livestock and pets. As for you humans, stay warm and stay safe, yourselves!

01/01/2026

Happy Prosperous and Blessed New Year from us to you! Thank you for making 2025 a huge success. We look forward to an awesome 2026 doing what we do to serve your needs and those of your beloved pets!