Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists

Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists 24/7/365 Emergency, Critical Care, and Trauma

Veterinary Surgery

Board Certified Surgeons

Veterinary Internal Medicine
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Veterinary Emergency and Speciality Hospital

Care does not end when your pet leaves our building.Our team today, your usual team tomorrow.
08/31/2026

Care does not end when your pet leaves our building.

Our team today, your usual team tomorrow.

Is your senior pet more confused or restless lately?Cognitive changes are common in aging pets, but they can also point ...
08/28/2026

Is your senior pet more confused or restless lately?

Cognitive changes are common in aging pets, but they can also point to an underlying medical issue.

If your primary vet suspects something more, our internal medicine team can help investigate.

Happy National Dog Day from OVS!Whether your pup is a couch potato or a trail runner, dogs have a way of making every da...
08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day from OVS!

Whether your pup is a couch potato or a trail runner, dogs have a way of making every day a lot better with a little bit of character.

Remember, if your pet ever needs us - day or night - we are here with compassionate care šŸ¾

When your veterinarian refers your pet to OVS, we see it as a valued partnership.We work closely with primary care vets ...
08/24/2026

When your veterinarian refers your pet to OVS, we see it as a valued partnership.

We work closely with primary care vets across the state - and further - combining their historical knowledge of your pet with our expertise in Internal Medicine, Surgery, and Ophthalmology.

We are proud to partner with the vets who trust us with their patients.

Specialty care may not cost as much as you think.Our fees are comparable to other emergency and urgent care facilities i...
08/21/2026

Specialty care may not cost as much as you think.

Our fees are comparable to other emergency and urgent care facilities in the region.

The difference is what is included: one team, one hospital, staff available around the clock.

Joint stiffness and mobility changes can signal arthritis or something more. If your primary vet notices ongoing mobilit...
08/20/2026

Joint stiffness and mobility changes can signal arthritis or something more.

If your primary vet notices ongoing mobility issues, our internal medicine and surgery specialists can help pinpoint the cause.

*IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE*We recently became aware that our email system was compromised, resulting in unauthorized ema...
08/19/2026

*IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE*

We recently became aware that our email system was compromised, resulting in unauthorized emails being sent to a number of our clients and partner clinics.

The issue has been addressed and corrected. Based on our investigation, the only information accessed was email addresses. No other sensitive information was accessed.

As a precaution, please do not click on any links in emails you received from us within the last few days, particularly if the message seems unusual or unexpected.

We have included an example of the fraudulent message for reference.

We sincerely apologize for any concern or confusion this may have caused and appreciate your understanding. If you are unsure whether an email you received from us is legitimate, please contact us directly before clicking any links or taking action. If you clicked on the link received, immediately change your email password.

08/18/2026

The Oklahoma summer heat is in full force, and this week is especially hot. If it feels hot to you, itā€™s even harder on your pets.

A few important reminders:

Outdoor time. Stick to early mornings and evenings. Avoid midday heat and direct sun, especially for puppies, seniors, and flat-faced breeds who have a harder time cooling down.

Hydration. Keep fresh water available at all times, indoors and out. Heat exhaustion can happen quickly.

Pavement. Check it before heading out. If you canā€™t comfortably hold your hand on the pavement for five seconds, itā€™s too hot for their paws.

Never in the car. Even with the windows cracked. Temperatures inside a parked car can become dangerous within minutes.

Know the signs. Heavy panting, excessive drooling, lethargy, vomiting, weakness, confusion, difficulty breathing, or collapse can all be signs of heat stress.

If your pet shows signs of overheating, move them to a cool, shaded or air-conditioned space and begin cooling them with cool, not cold, water. Call us immediately if they arenā€™t improving or symptoms are severe.

Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists is here 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. No appointment necessary.

Your pet's imaging results deserve a specialist's eyes. CT scans, abdominal ultrasounds, and echocardiograms are among ...
08/12/2026

Your pet's imaging results deserve a specialist's eyes.

CT scans, abdominal ultrasounds, and echocardiograms are among the tools our team uses to identify what is happening beneath the surface. Each of our specialists has completed years of advanced, focused training beyond veterinary school, and our team collaborates across specialties and across the country when a case calls for it.

More experience. More collaboration. Better answers.

To learn more about our advanced imaging services, visit https://www.okvets.com/services/veterinary-internal-medicine

Today we celebrate the quiet moments, the playful antics, and the unconditional love our feline companions bring to our ...
08/08/2026

Today we celebrate the quiet moments, the playful antics, and the unconditional love our feline companions bring to our lives.

Happy National Cat Day from all of us at Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists!

Share a photo of your beloved cat in the comments below šŸ¾

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1501 West 78th Street South
Tulsa, OK
74132

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+19182994900

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