Grant Veterinary Clinic

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Grant Veterinary Clinic

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Where Grove pets are cared for like family 🐾
Guidance you can trust at every stage
Small animal care + large animal services
Wellness • Sick visits • Surgery

11/03/2026

Your pet came in for a routine checkup. So why are we looking inside their ears? 👀

Because sometimes, the first signs of an ear problem are hiding where you can't see them.

During an ear exam, we're looking for redness, inflammation, unusual discharge, and changes deeper in the ear canal.

And here's something interesting: Dogs and cats can have ear problems before they start scratching or shaking their heads.

That's why we check, even when you haven't noticed anything unusual at home.

It's one of those little things that can tell us a whole lot. 🐾

11/02/2026

Things we say at Grant Vet that would get us some VERY strange looks anywhere else. 😂

And the best part? Nobody here even thinks twice about it.

Veterinary medicine is a pretty interesting career choice.

10/31/2026

🚨 WANTED: Your pets in their Halloween costumes!

This guy has already been arrested for disorderly conduct, and we have a feeling he's not the only troublemaker around here. 😂

Let's see those costumes! Drop a picture of your dressed-up pets in the comments. We want to see them ALL! 🎃

10/30/2026

A lot happens before your pet ever reaches the surgery table.

And some of the most important decisions happen before the first incision.

One thing many pet owners don't realize? A pet can appear perfectly healthy while bloodwork reveals something we couldn't detect during a physical exam.

Pre-surgical bloodwork can help us evaluate organ function, blood sugar, and other important indicators before anesthesia.

And sometimes, those results change the plan.

Because when it comes to your pet's health, “They seem fine” and “We've checked” aren't quite the same thing.

There's a lot of thought that goes into what happens on this table. And we think you deserve to know that. 🐾

10/29/2026

Happy National Cat Day to the animals who have somehow convinced us that WE live in THEIR house. 😂🐈

They knock things off counters while maintaining eye contact.

Demand attention, then immediately regret receiving it.

Have 14 perfectly good places to sleep but choose the clean laundry.

And somehow make us feel honored when they decide to sit in our laps.

We love these tiny dictators and all their big personalities!

Cat parents, what's the most ridiculous thing your cat does?

Bonus points for photographic evidence. 👇😂

10/28/2026

That missing sock might be a bigger problem than you think. 🧦

Dogs have a talent for eating things that were NEVER intended to be food.

And while some swallowed objects pass on their own, others can become lodged in the digestive tract and cause a life-threatening blockage.

Here's what surprises many pet owners:

Your dog may seem perfectly fine immediately after swallowing something they shouldn't.

Vomiting, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, and lethargy can develop later.

If you know or suspect your dog swallowed a sock, toy, or another non-food object, call your veterinarian right away. Don't wait for symptoms to appear or try to make them vomit unless your veterinarian instructs you to.

Because sometimes the most dangerous thing in your dog's stomach isn't what they ate for dinner.

It's what they ate when nobody was looking. 🐾

10/27/2026

Your dog weighs 62 pounds today.

Last visit? 68.

That's almost 9% of their body weight gone. And even if they're eating, playing, and acting completely normal, that's something we'd want to investigate.

There's a reason we weigh your pet at EVERY visit. 🐾

We're not just checking who's been sneaking extra treats. 😂

Unexplained weight changes can be an early clue that something isn't right, even before other symptoms appear.

And here's something worth knowing: A healthy appetite doesn't always mean a healthy pet.

So next time your pet steps on the scale, we're looking at more than today's number.

We're looking at the bigger picture. There is a reason we do that.

10/23/2026

“Dog breath” isn't supposed to smell THAT bad. 🐶

We say that gently because we know bad breath is pretty common. But when your dog's breath can clear a room, it might be more than just a dog thing.

Bad breath is often one of the first signs of dental disease. In fact, most dogs and cats develop some degree of dental disease by the time they're three years old!

Here are a few things to watch for:
🦷 Persistent bad breath
🦷 Yellow or brown buildup on teeth
🦷 Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
🦷 Difficulty chewing or dropping food
🦷 Pawing at the mouth

And here's something you might not know about Grant Vet Clinic: We perform dental cleanings right here at the clinic.

Dental disease can be painful, even when your pet isn't showing obvious signs. Catching problems early can make a big difference!

Here's your homework for today: Lift your pet's lip and take a look at those teeth and gums. 👀

Notice something concerning? Give us a call at 918-257-8448 to schedule a dental exam!

10/19/2026

We have a theory.

Your pet has a perfectly respectable name on their veterinary records.

And absolutely NOBODY at home calls them that. 😂

Bella becomes Bell-Bell.

Oliver becomes Sir Fluffington.

And somewhere out there, a 100-pound dog answers exclusively to "Tiny Baby."

We need to investigate.

👇 Tell us your pet's actual name AND what you really call them at home.

The more ridiculous, the better.

We promise to continue using their government name for official business. 🐾😂

10/18/2026

One question we wish more pet owners would ask us:

"What should I be watching for at home?"

Not just when your pet is sick.

After an appointment. When starting a new medication. As your pet gets older. Even when everything looks perfectly normal.

Because sometimes the most helpful thing we can give you isn't another piece of paperwork.

It's knowing what's normal, what might change, and when we'd want to hear from you.

You don't have to memorize everything we talk about during an appointment.

Ask questions. Take notes. Ask us to explain something again.

We'd much rather answer another question than have you leave wondering. 🐾

Address

2209 South Main Street
Grove, OK
74344

Telephone

+19182578448

Website

https://www.grantvetclinic.com/

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