Animal Medical Center of Midwest City

Animal Medical Center of Midwest City Veterinary office We are dedicated to providing a relaxed experience for you and your pet at every visit.

Whether it’s a routine veterinary check-up or surgical procedure, veterinary dentistry, or an emergency medical treatment. The veterinarian at our clinic responds quickly to your pet’s needs and takes the time to explain examinations and procedures clearly before any treatments are given. Our standards are high because we understand how important your animal friend is to you. Your pet will receiv

e nothing less than the best in veterinary care. Your pet is a devoted companion, and when you entrust that friendship with us, our veterinary staff takes that responsibility seriously. We believe in practicing the best and highest quality veterinary care right here in Midwest City.

One of our own is turning 1 today! Miss Finnlee comes to work with her mama every day and has quite literally grown up i...
06/06/2026

One of our own is turning 1 today! Miss Finnlee comes to work with her mama every day and has quite literally grown up in this clinic.

Help us wish her a happy birthday!!

No joke, we will be closed this Saturday, May 30th due to not having a doctor on staff. Sorry for any inconvenience this...
05/29/2026

No joke, we will be closed this Saturday, May 30th due to not having a doctor on staff. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause!

Spring isn't just about fleas and ticks, it's also PUPPY SEASON!! 🥹 💕So, lets talk vaccinations! Did you know that puppi...
05/19/2026

Spring isn't just about fleas and ticks, it's also
PUPPY SEASON!! 🥹 💕

So, lets talk vaccinations!

Did you know that puppies need more than just one shot? We follow the AVMA recommended series of vaccinations, starting at 6-8 weeks of age. For most puppies, the final vaccination in the series is given at 16-18 weeks of age. Although, your veterinarian may adjust this schedule based on your pet's individual circumstances and needs..

You can read more about vaccinating your pet here:
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/vaccinations

Happy National Dog Mom Day!
05/09/2026

Happy National Dog Mom Day!

MISSING CAT!!This is Orange Julius, but he goes by Orangie, and is a very skittish boy!Unfortunately, after his neuter v...
05/01/2026

MISSING CAT!!

This is Orange Julius, but he goes by Orangie, and is a very skittish boy!

Unfortunately, after his neuter visit today, on his way to the car- he found an opportunity to bolt..and did just that. The owner, their family members, and our staff have spent most the evening looking for him in the woods surrounding the clinic, with no luck.

Owner has given me permission to share his photo with hopes that maybe someone sees him in the Edgewood RV Park or in our parking lot while getting ice this weekend.. 🤞🏻

*he had a leopard print bandage on his front left leg where his IV catheter was, unless he got it off..

With a once monthly "treat", you won't have to worry about mosquitoes/heartworms ❤️Picky eater? We also offer a 6 month ...
04/23/2026

With a once monthly "treat", you won't have to worry about mosquitoes/heartworms ❤️

Picky eater? We also offer a 6 month and 12 month injectable preventive, given in clinic 💉

Did you know that approximately 85% of pet owners report that their pets have a mostly positive impact on their mental h...
04/16/2026

Did you know that approximately 85% of pet owners report that their pets have a mostly positive impact on their mental health, offering crucial companionship, unconditional love, and stress relief. Studies indicate that 65% of owners feel their pets provide companionship, while 66% note reduced stress, and 55% feel decreased anxiety/depression.

Be kind; you never know what someone is going through..

Hoppy Easter!! 🐰 🥚 🐣
04/05/2026

Hoppy Easter!! 🐰 🥚 🐣

Spring is here, and so are fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes! We have multiple prevention options available in stock, ask us ...
04/03/2026

Spring is here, and so are fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes! We have multiple prevention options available in stock, ask us which one would be best for your pet!

*valid VCPR required for all prescription preventatives*

A rare but very serious disease we want pet owners to know about — especially here in Oklahoma. We've had 2 separate sus...
03/31/2026

A rare but very serious disease we want pet owners to know about — especially here in Oklahoma. We've had 2 separate suspected cases this week, and Spring has just started..

🩺 What Is Bobcat Fever?

Bobcat fever, medically known as cytauxzoonosis, is a tick-borne disease caused by the parasite Cytauxzoon felis.
Bobcats are the natural host and often carry the parasite without becoming ill — but when domestic cats are infected, the disease can progress rapidly and become life-threatening.

🐱 How Do Cats Get Bobcat Fever?

The disease is transmitted through the bite of an infected tick, most commonly the Lone Star tick.
Cats do not get bobcat fever from direct contact with bobcats or other cats — ticks are required for transmission.

🚨 Symptoms to Watch For

Signs often appear suddenly and worsen quickly. Common symptoms include:
• Lethargy and weakness
• High fever
• Loss of appetite
• Pale or yellow gums
• Rapid or labored breathing
• Dehydration
• Hiding or sudden behavior changes

This is considered a medical emergency. Early intervention is critical.

🔬 How Is Bobcat Fever Diagnosed?

Diagnosis may involve:
• Bloodwork to assess organ function and red blood cell health
• Microscopic examination of blood cells
• Specialized testing to identify the parasite

Because symptoms can mimic other illnesses, testing is essential for accurate diagnosis.

💉 Can Bobcat Fever Be Treated?

Yes — but treatment is intensive and time-sensitive.
Management often includes:
• Hospitalization
• Antiprotozoal medications
• Supportive care such as IV fluids, pain control, and nutritional support

With early and aggressive treatment, survival rates have improved significantly compared to the past.

🛡️ Prevention Is Key

The best protection against bobcat fever is year-round tick prevention, even for cats who spend limited time outdoors.
Cats that go outside, live near wooded areas, or have exposure to tall grass are at higher risk.

🧡 Why Awareness Matters

Bobcat fever can progress rapidly, and waiting “to see if they improve” can be dangerous. If your cat seems suddenly unwell — especially with fever or lethargy — prompt veterinary care can be lifesaving.

If you have questions about tick prevention, outdoor safety, or your cat’s risk factors, our team is happy to help.

Address

8701 SE 29th Street
Midwest City, OK
73110

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+14057320043

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