Crestwood Animal Hospital

Crestwood Animal Hospital We are an AAHA certified small animal veterinary clinic that takes pride in providing excellent vete

If you're looking for top-notch veterinary care for your pets in Oklahoma City or the surrounding area in OK, we invite you to call for an appointment at Crestwood Animal Hospital. We are located in NW Oklahoma City at 9100 N MacArthur Blvd 2 blocks south of the intersection of Britton Road and MacArthur Blvd with convenient access from NW Expressway, Hefner Parkway and the Kilpatrick Turnpike (se

e map in contact information). Crestwood Animal Hospital has been in its present location since 1974 when our practice was founded by Dr Craig Tigert and his father Dr Claude Tigert. Our hospital is a member of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), an organization that accredits only hospitals that maintain very stringent standards of care. Less than 12% of all companion animal hospitals in the US qualify to be members of this prestigious body, and Crestwood is one of only 8 other hospitals in the Oklahoma City metro area to be certified. Member hospitals must undergo a thorough on-site evaluation every 3 years to ensure that the over 900 standards of care are maintained, and we are proud of our continuous accreditation since 1977. Crestwood Animal Hospital is a full service companion animal hospital providing diagnostics as well as medical, surgical and dental care with the capability to perform in-clinic lab work including blood tests, urinalysis, parasite tests and digital radiography. We are equipped to hospitalize cases of more serious nature and we work closely with Blue Pearl Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Hospital to provide after-hours and round-the-clock emergency and critical care during the times we are closed. Our primary goal is to keep your pet well by focusing on diligent preventative health care including vaccination, internal and external parasite control, good nutrition and weight management, dental care and spay/neuter. Our mission at Crestwood Animal Hospital is to provide the same level of care and compassion to your pet as we would our own pets. We have many second and third-generation clients whose parents and grandparents started with us years ago, and we believe that kind of loyalty to our practice means we are achieving a measure of success in carrying out that mission. Our current professional staff consists of Dr. Allison Zuckermandel, Dr. Jason Carver, and Dr. Bruce Rosier. Dr Craig Tigert has retired from full-time active practice, but is available for consultation on orthopedic cases. Our veterinarians are supported by a capable team of front office staff, veterinary technicians and kennel staff all dedicated to helping the doctors and you keep your pet as healthy as possible. We offer a complementary wellness examination and consultation to all new patients. Please call for an appointment to take advantage of this first step toward excellence in care for your pet.

Mental stimulation is just as important as physical exercise. Puzzle toys, training sessions, scent games, and interacti...
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Mental stimulation is just as important as physical exercise. Puzzle toys, training sessions, scent games, and interactive play can help keep pets engaged and prevent boredom.

Enrichment activities provide opportunities for learning, confidence building, and quality bonding time.

Just like people, pets can experience seasonal allergies. Excessive scratching, licking, or skin irritation may sometime...
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Just like people, pets can experience seasonal allergies. Excessive scratching, licking, or skin irritation may sometimes be linked to environmental triggers.

Being aware of changes in your pet's skin or behavior can help ensure they stay comfortable during allergy season.

As pets grow older, their healthcare needs may change. Regular wellness visits, appropriate nutrition, and monitoring fo...
07/19/2026

As pets grow older, their healthcare needs may change. Regular wellness visits, appropriate nutrition, and monitoring for subtle changes can help support healthy aging.

Providing extra attention to senior pets helps them stay comfortable, active, and happy throughout their golden years.

Summer activities often mean more opportunities for pets to slip out of gates, doors, or unfamiliar environments. Taking...
07/15/2026

Summer activities often mean more opportunities for pets to slip out of gates, doors, or unfamiliar environments. Taking preventive measures now can help reduce the risk of a lost pet situation.

Check identification tags, verify microchip information, and ensure your pet has recent photos on hand just in case.

Today is the perfect opportunity to celebrate your pet by sharing a favorite photo. Whether they're striking a pose or c...
07/11/2026

Today is the perfect opportunity to celebrate your pet by sharing a favorite photo. Whether they're striking a pose or caught in a candid moment, every pet has a unique personality worth showcasing.

Take a moment to appreciate the joy, companionship, and laughter pets bring to our lives.

Pets communicate with us every day through their body language. Tail position, ear movement, posture, and facial express...
07/07/2026

Pets communicate with us every day through their body language. Tail position, ear movement, posture, and facial expressions can provide valuable clues about how they're feeling.

Learning to recognize these signals can strengthen your bond and help you respond appropriately to your pet's needs.

Summer is a popular time for road trips, vacations, and weekend adventures. If your pet is joining the journey, a little...
07/03/2026

Summer is a popular time for road trips, vacations, and weekend adventures. If your pet is joining the journey, a little preparation can help ensure a safe and comfortable experience for everyone.

Bring essentials like water, food, medications, and identification, and remember to secure pets properly while traveling. Safe travels start with planning ahead.

Warmer weather brings increased exposure to fleas, ticks, and heartworms. Preventive care is essential to protect your p...
06/29/2026

Warmer weather brings increased exposure to fleas, ticks, and heartworms. Preventive care is essential to protect your pet from these common threats.

Staying consistent with prevention helps ensure your pet stays healthy all season long.

As pets age, their needs change. Regular wellness checks, adjusted diets, and monitoring mobility can help keep senior p...
06/26/2026

As pets age, their needs change. Regular wellness checks, adjusted diets, and monitoring mobility can help keep senior pets comfortable and thriving.

Paying attention to small changes can make a big difference in their quality of life.

Longer days mean more opportunities for outdoor fun—but also increased heat risks. Pets can overheat faster than we do, ...
06/21/2026

Longer days mean more opportunities for outdoor fun—but also increased heat risks. Pets can overheat faster than we do, especially during peak sun hours.

Keep outings short during extreme heat and always provide shade and fresh water.

Address

9100 N MacArthur Boulevard
Oklahoma City, OK
73132

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

+14057219276

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