Good Shepherd Veterinary Hospital - Coweta

Good Shepherd Veterinary Hospital - Coweta Serving people and the animals they LOVE! Dr. Kristen Hamlin

We are closed today in honor of Memorial Day. We remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedo...
05/25/2026

We are closed today in honor of Memorial Day. We remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Yesterday was a very special day for a very special person!Please help us in saying...🎉HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR. HAMLIN!!! 🎉She...
05/18/2026

Yesterday was a very special day for a very special person!

Please help us in saying...

🎉HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR. HAMLIN!!! 🎉

She's one of the most compassionate, dedicated and incredible veterinarians we know 🐾🩷

Her kindness, patience and love for every animal (and every worried pet parent!) make such a difference each and every day. We are beyond grateful for the hard work, heart and joy she brings to our team and hospital family.

So thank you for always going above and beyond, for treating every patient like your own and for being such an amazing person inside and out! We truly love and appreciate you more than words can say! 🥹🫶🏼

p.s. - we miss you and hope you're having the best time in Florida

ps..ps... Please come back, we're flapping😂😅
(It's an inside joke, if you get it you get it 👀)

04/28/2026

Oh sweet Kendal, the reality is we are SO LUCKY to work with you 🫶🏼💙💚

Meet Savage aka MIA… she has had quite the adventure. She was found in a bathroom at Savage Field in Tulsa and brought t...
04/27/2026

Meet Savage aka MIA… she has had quite the adventure. She was found in a bathroom at Savage Field in Tulsa and brought to us for care, vaccines, and a fresh start. As with every found pet, we scanned for a microchip—and we’re so glad we did. She had one! 🙌🏼

That tiny chip helped us contact her family and get her safely reunited. 💙

She traveled about 20 miles (approx 30 min drive) proving that lost pets can travel farther than we think whether on their own, or if someone picks them up. Microchips give pets the best chance of making it back home when collars fall off or accidents happen.

Mia’s story is your reminder: microchips matter, and reunions like this are why we scan every found pet. 🐾💚

This week we’re celebrating Veterinary Receptionist Week, and we’re so thankful for our very own, Kendal. 💙💚She is often...
04/24/2026

This week we’re celebrating Veterinary Receptionist Week, and we’re so thankful for our very own, Kendal. 💙💚

She is often the first smile you see and the friendly voice you hear when you call. Veterinary receptionists do so much behind the scenes — coordinating appointments, managing records, helping clients, relaying information to the medical team, and keeping the hospital running smoothly each day.

Kendal does it all with kindness, patience, and a smile. We are so lucky to work with her and so grateful for everything she does for our team, clients, and patients.

WE LOVE YOU KENDAL!!!! 🫶🏼

04/20/2026

Poor Newty, always something with this kiddo. But we love him!

Whether it's X-rays, blood work, sinuses or exams we've got you covered 😂💙💚

04/17/2026

From baby faces to the people who care for your fur babies 🐾💙

We've grown a lot over the years, but one thing has stayed the same - loving your pets like our own every single day.

You and your pets aren't just clients to us, you're family. 💚💙

04/16/2026

Certified yapper through and through... But we love her 😂😂🫶🏼

04/15/2026

🚨 Pet Owners🚨

Dr. Hamlin diagnosed her first case of the year and expects to see more cases, so let’s talk about Cytauxzoon felis (“AKA: Bobcat Fever”)

As temperatures warm up, tick activity increases and so does the risk of a serious (often fatal) disease in cats called Cytauxzoon felis.

🦠 What is it?
Cytauxzoon felis is a parasite transmitted by ticks (especially the lone star tick) that infects a cat’s blood cells. It’s commonly found in wild bobcats, which act as natural carriers, but can be deadly when transmitted to domestic cats.

🐱 Who is at risk?
• Outdoor or indoor/outdoor cats
• Cats in rural or wooded areas
• Cats not on consistent tick prevention

⚠️ Symptoms (often sudden and severe):
• Lethargy or weakness
• Loss of appetite
• High fever
• Pale or yellow gums (jaundice)
• Difficulty breathing
• Dehydration

⏳ Time matters:
This disease progresses quickly and often within just a few days. Early recognition and immediate veterinary care are critical for survival.

Prevention is key:
- Use year-round tick prevention (ask us for recommendations)
- Keep cats indoors when possible
- Check for ticks regularly, especially after being outside.

Important note:
While historically considered fatal, survival is possible with early, aggressive treatment.

If you have concerns about your cat, give us a call! We’re here to help keep your pets safe and healthy. 💙💚

04/10/2026

We promise they're both qualified.... One just has better hair 💁🏽‍♀️😂

Here's to kicking the weekend off right with a good laugh 😂😂

Address

11319 S Highway 51, Suite 500
Coweta, OK
74429

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

(918)8933401

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