Animal Medical Center

08/13/2026

Have you ever seen a canine when their tongue is hanging out, they’re drooling and breathing heavily, and wondered, “Why do dogs pant?” There can be a few answers to this question, some of which may depend on your dog in particular. https://pbxx.it/BXTIYU

08/11/2026

Parasites can be tricky and affect any cat or dog, regardless of age, breed, or health. With so many different parasites, including internal and external, these can range from a simple nuisance to a significant health condition. https://pbxx.it/6PboYU

08/07/2026

This summer, protect your pets against internal parasites, fleas, and flea eggs with SENTINEL SPECTRUM® Chews. Call to schedule your visit.

08/05/2026

New World screwworm is on everyone’s radar as it makes its northward movement into the United States.

Merck Animal Health is committed to working alongside industry partners to help safeguard the cattle industry.

Addressing this threat will take all of us – working together. It’s important for cattle producers to stay informed and work with their veterinarian to have a prevention and treatment plan in place.

08/03/2026

Dogs and cats are never too old for a HomeAgain® microchip.

Pets of all ages can become lost… and all deserve the promise of coming HomeAgain®.

Ask us about microchipping next time you come in.

07/30/2026

BRAVECTO® Chews lasts nearly 3X longer* than one dose of monthly products. This summer, relax more with up to 12 weeks* of flea and tick protection delivered in just 1 chew! Book your visit today to learn more.

07/28/2026

Whether it’s your dog’s first ear infection or their third this
year, we can help find a treatment option to bring them relief.

Let’s get your dog the care they need.

07/27/2026

7-30 Update: We will be open with Dr Walkup in clinic that day!

Clinic Update: Closed Friday, August 7th

🐾Please note that we will be closed all day on Friday, August 7th, as we will have no DVMs on staff.

We will reopen for normal business hours on Monday, August 10th, at 8am.

If your pet experiences a medical emergency while we are closed, please contact Oklahoma Veterinary Specialist at 918-299-4900 or Catoosa Small Animal Hospital at 918-266-4090.

Thank you for your understanding!

07/17/2026

Indoor and outdoor allergens. Food. Fleas. All can trigger itchy skin. Contact us today to get to the underlying cause of your dog’s itch and to see if Numelvi™ (atinvicitinib tablets) for dogs can help.

07/15/2026

Traveling with your furry companion can bring joy and lasting experiences, but ensuring that you are well-prepared and prioritize safety can make or break your trip. This infographic, available for download, digs into the essentials of traveling with dogs and cats and how you can have a safe, enjoyable adventure.