Hergenrether Animal Hospital

Hergenrether Animal Hospital Compassionate Medical Care for Dogs and Cats

08/07/2025

August is . Do any of these symptoms look familiar to you? It might be time to schedule an exam with your veterinarian for a skin health check!

11/18/2024

November is National Pet Diabetes Month. When untreated, diabetes mellitus can be fatal in dogs and cats. If you notice any of these symptoms in your pet, be sure to contact your veterinarian. You can learn more about diabetes in pets here: https://bit.ly/3nbdkjU

11/11/2024

- The AVMA wants to send out a big thank you to all service members - including all the veterinary professionals and AVMA members who care for our military animals. If you’d like to show your support for veterans, you can help in two different ways:

1️⃣ By supporting the AVMA/AVMF Scholarship for Veterans – which helps military veterans pursue an education in veterinary medicine.
2️⃣ Consider a donation to American Veterinary Medical Foundation (AVMF) Veterinary Charitable Care - which awards grants that support the charitable veterinary medical care of dogs and service animals for military veterans. Visit avmf.org/Donate to learn more.

10/28/2024

It's one of the sweetest days of the year for humans - 🍫. Maybe not so much for your pet, though (especially your dog).

Chocolate toxicity is one of the most commonly treated toxicities in dogs, particularly during the holiday seasons. This chart spells out which types of chocolate are the most toxic.

02/09/2024

There's no perch high enough.

02/08/2024

What do you need to know about ? We fit it all in this infographic!

AVMA members - Want to share this infographic with your clients? You can download it for yourself in our Social Media Tools for National Pet Dental Health Month toolkit! https://bit.ly/38AnoP3

02/04/2024

Today is - a day to raise awareness of cancer and encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. Regular check-ups with your veterinarian are crucial as pets today have a better chance of being successfully treated for neoplasia and cancer than ever before, thanks to advances in early recognition, diagnosis and treatment. Here are 8️⃣ signs of cancer in pets: http://bit.ly/2OenYrc

02/02/2024

Today is National Wear Red Day and February is American Heart Month - a time when all people can focus on their cardiovascular health as well as the cardiovascular health of their pets. It's also an ideal time to discuss heartworm disease with your clients.

The AVMA has tools and resources to help you have those conversations. Find out more important information here 👉: http://bit.ly/2OpLWQz ❤️ 🐶🐱❤️

04/07/2023

April is Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month. Talk to your veterinarian about your dog's risk and how you can best protect them. You can learn more about preventing Lyme disease here: http://bit.ly/2Gvr1qp

04/07/2023

It's Feline Friday! Learn the facts to keep your cat safe. 🐱

04/19/2022

During , take a moment to learn more about this life-threatening disease that is almost 100% preventable in dogs and cats: http://bit.ly/2OpLWQz

We will resume normal business hours today.🐱🐶❄️
02/04/2022

We will resume normal business hours today.🐱🐶❄️

Address

6229 W Gore Boulevard
Lawton, OK
73505

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm
Friday 7am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 3pm

Telephone

+15805368387

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Hergenrether Animal Hospital

In 2009, Lawton native, Dr. John Hergenrether, founded Hergenrether Animal Hospital. After 10 years of private practice it had become clear to him that Veterinary Medicine as it stood was a flawed system. He recognized some very simple facts:


  • Dogs and cats aged very quickly compared to humans.

  • His dog and cat patients were not good at telling their owners when they had a medical issue; in fact they were good at hiding these issues until they were in an advanced state of disease.

  • When he only examined his patients yearly, they had changed dramatically in that time frame.