We used Western Veterinary Hospital for about 3-4 years for vet services for our dogs. Beyond…read moreloving our pets just as we do--which is plainly evident by Dr. Fussell and his staff--they have always been thoughtful, considerate, and fair in presenting treatment options and routine care procedures. Never once did I feel like there was ever any motive but the well-being of our pets. We recently moved to Edmond, but continued with WVH for an additional 6 months because of how connected we felt to the staff and how satisfied we were with the quality of care. Our dogs loved going there more than going "on a walk." We eventually had to choose a practice more local to us, but there will always be a place in our hearts for the staff at Western Veterinary Hospital :)

I can never say enough wonderful things about this vet. Sure, it's small and a little out-of-date…read morein the decor department but the people are kind, they know what they're doing and they know college students have a limited budget when it comes to everything, even their pets. I payed less than $100 for my male cat to be neutered and I about kissed the receptionist when I found out my kitten's shots were $20 something! Western Vet was our vet when we lived in Stillwater and would be still if we were there now.

We have had the honor to share our lives with two German Shepherds from Brush Creek Kennels. One is…read morenow nine years old and has never had any health issues. The other is our incredible new puppy who just turned one. The quality of these amazing dogs is second to none. Both times, Tracy matched us with the perfect dog for our unique needs. (She tests them and ensures that she understands your specific circumstances.) Randy is an incredible trainer who is well-known in both Stillwater and Tulsa, allowing you to develop the talent and capabilities of your amazing new dog. I highly recommend you stop in and meet Tracy, even if you are only considering adding a new family member.

We just got a german Shepard from. Tracey, and we love syren, she is fonnamomal, will co.e back for…read morea puppy too soon! Would VERY highly reccomend

I wanted to add that at some point a couple of weeks after the incident I described I called Gregg,…read morewho disavowed that he could've done such a thing--though obviously the mare didn't do it to herself and no one else had trimmed or shoed her. I invited him to pay my vet bills but he clearly was disinclined to cooperate and I didn't pursue it. He was polite, but he simply refused to admit that he was at fault. Eventually I was able to locate another farrier who put her in "natural balance" shoes and she improved from that point. Though she is now sound to ride on grass, there does seem to be some permanent damage--separation at the toe on one foot.

I hate to read the above comment and wonder if this person ever discussed the lameness issue with…read morethe farrier. We have been using Gregg for at least 8 years that i can count. He has never been anything but excellent with his farrier work. He even does corrective shoeing on two of our horses. No complaints here.

We have found the front staff at Trinity to be very attentive and professional. However, the cost…read morefor services and boarding is way too expensive. We do not seem to get clear answers to medical conditions of our pets. Boarding is never "just boarding", they find way to get you with an extra exam fee, so the boarding cost are outrageous.

The entire staff at Trinity Veterinary Hospital is amazing! Everyone truly cares about your pets…read more They are great at communicating and getting your pet seen in a short notice whenever an issue arises. My Pomeranians have had their teeth cleaned and multiple visits regarding their knee, skin, and eye issues. Every visit Dr. Williams creates a treatment plan that gets them back to their healthy selves in no time. I can be very particular with my dogs & I feel so comfortable with this vet office that I drive from Enid just for my dogs to be under the care of Dr. Williams and the team at Trinity Veterinary Hospital! If you're looking for an honest vet where they always have your pet's best interest in mind--this is the place!

I'm not from Stillwater, but my dog has to get surgery at the surgery center there tomorrow. I…read morewanted to make sure he had a fresh wash and trim so that he would be clean and comfortable during the recovery period. I randomly called some of the local groomers even though I knew getting him in would be a long shot. But...the girls at Happy Dog Barkery were so sweet and made room in their schedule to take care of my dog. They went above and beyond for a total stranger and did a great job on his trim. I'm at peace knowing he's ready for surgery. This place is darling as well! They even gave us a free treat with the service, which he LOVED. I cannot say enough good things about this business. They were a total blessing during a very stressful day. I might have to start driving him to Stillwater for his regular grooming. They are precious.

Cute shop! I don't have a dog, but my parents have a cute, spoiled little thing that needs a treat…read more I went to the bins at the front where you can scoop and weigh treats into a bag. I got a half pound of peanut butter mini bone biscuits. The ingredients are listed, and they're all very wholesome. The treats smelled nice, faintly of peanut butter, not like in an artificial way. I glanced at all the toys and rawhide-free chews. I'll come back for some of those another day. I didn't look in depth at the dog food side of the store, but there was a large selection. The checkout counter is by the display case with dog bakery items. Very whimsical and cute! Lots of big dog friendly treats, but a small dog might gain a pound just looking at them. There was a real dog employee that was happy to do business with me, but I was glad that there was a friendly human employee to take my money and wish me a good day. My parents' pup really likes the treats, and I think he feels special when he eats them. Leashed dogs are allowed in the store, so maybe he will visit next time.

This is the only place I feel 100% comfortable leaving my dog. I know my dog won't be in a kennel…read moreall day and even when he is in the kennel, it's clean and he always has water. We take our large dog to the day camp and he loves it. The staff send videos and pictures. We have also boarded our dog for multiple nights and can see him on a camera. For the most part, he's only in the kennel to sleep and is out playing for as much time as possible. The staff is very friendly and takes the time to get to know your dog and you. Would not take my dog any place else

Oh my goodness, I love boarding my cats here! The staff are so engaging and fun. I appreciate the…read morestrong boundaries the place has to ensure both human and non-human animal safety.

I love Dr. Pitts. He's treated my dogs and cats for 10 years. He saved two of my dog's lives, and…read morewas very kind to me when I had to put my 18 year old Yorkie to sleep last year.

Beware Cimarron Animal Clinic's Radiologist/Surgeon Con Artist…read more I have the radiographs to compare. He put her hip at an angle that overlapped to create a false look of arthritis. He lied over and over. He lied about her arthritis. He lied about only 2 surgeons in the state. He lied that he would get a second opinion from them and call me. He lied about not having any other treatment options. He cornered us and we dodged a bullet. When I exclaimed that she was too young to have arthritis, the nurse said, "We've been getting a lot of young dogs and cats with arthritis." .... And he insists that surgery is the ONLY treatment option when I know for a fact that there are other options. He has been cutting off healthy bones as an ongoing con in a professional setting. I will be contacting the management of the Cimarron chain to get him blacklisted if possible. Not to even mention terrible bedside manners. He was aggressive and laughed in my face and ignored me when I told him not to pet her stomach when she's scared. When I asked the nurse for a different vet, I heard him yelling behind the door, "I'M NOT THE PROBLEM HERE!" Like a childish tantrum, creating a hostile work environment for that poor vet assistant.