Helped my 8mo old cat when no one could. After 4 vet visits and an expensive DNA test at a different veterinary office with no results for our baby girl, we switched to Chisholm Trail. Dr. Womack explained what could be going on, what the options are, and what his recommendations were along with a plan for what to do if there was not improvement. 3 days later our cat was better and our home could finally go back to normal after 2 months. read more

Dr. Womack and Sherry are wonderful people. I have known them for almost 30 years. Any time you go into the office it is spotless When you have questions they will take the time to explain things They do not rush you. Very kind loving and knowledgeable i would highly recommend Chisholm Trail Bet Hospital. Dr Womack and Sherry will definitely take good care of your fur baby. read more

I want to say thank you to everyone at the clinic. I brought my baby girl in with labored breathing and I was so worried about her. The Doctor was amazing and took care of her and saw us through to the end that day. God bless you all. read more

Chisholm Trail Veterinary Hospital - My little Bella, I can't believe she's gone. - Veterinarians Near Me - Yukon, Oklahoma

Terrific medical care for your furry friends!

Dr. Womack has been taking care of my dog and my family for years! He takes care of not only my dog but me. He's done more for me than I would have ever expected! If I have an issue or emergency he's always there to help me out and figure out what's wrong asap. Highly recommend! read more

Receptionist & Dr. were both so rude when I stopped in to ask a coiple of questions about scanning a dog that I found for a microchip, that I left with a very poor opinion of both of them. The Vet. said he didn't have a scanner. His secretary said the reason was that the Vet. didn't believe in them. What reputable Vet. clinic doesn't have a scanner?? Why wouldn't a Vet. have a scanner. I call bull crap !! They were clearly just lying to not have to spend 1 min. scanning this sweet old dog. read more

I Love this Vet Clinic. They are always so friendly. I never have to wait and he always takes the time to go over everything during our visit. I've been taking my dog there for 6 years. I would definitely recommend him, it's a Great family business. read more

DO NOT go to Chisholm trail animal hospital. The vet told my mother Inlaw that her dog was dying of cancer and there was nothing he could do. Sissy would need to be put Down soon. We thought it was time 2 weeks ago. she lost her other dog, then husband a few days later in February. Her son took sissy to the vet here in Florida to be put down. Vet looked and said it's not cancer and if it was she'd have already been dead. Needless to say he let an infection go and it was killing the dog. No pathology, no tests, didn't scrape and put under a microscope. NOTHING! She's going to live another couple years because we got her to a vet that really cares about more than $$. He had the audacity to tell her "I'll give you more antibiotics but it won't help." Gave her nothing for pain. Knew mommas loss and was ok letting another dog die a very painful death. He was ready to kill an otherwise healthy dog. An extremely docile doxie. Because he didn't do a damn thing to figure out what the issue was her flesh is dying and she's going in for surgery on Tuesday to clean up what he had the opportunity to heal. Had he done something other than give $185 worth of shots and flea meds to a "dying dog" maybe she wouldn't have dying flesh now. Hell, all it would have taken was stronger antibiotics. (Psst.... that's what it took for the infection) I can't believe he was worried about vaccinations, heart worm prevention, and fleas on a "dying dog"........ he shouldn't be seeing animals if he wants to kill them!!! The vets here want his license pulled. I wouldn't be surprised if one (if not both) is trying to do something about it as they are both livid. This is not a person who loves animals. It's a person who is merely doing a "job" and nothing less. How does a trained veterinarian mistake an infection for cancer and let an animal die with no testing performed? You've been warned. read more

The best ever! Dr. Womack and his staff treated me and my four legged friend like we were family, and was very compassionate and gentle with my dog. This was a first time visit, but I will be going there from now on. Great job, you guys are the best! read more

Disappointed in the lack of flexibility they showed a long time and loyal customer over something so remedial. It's sad that despite many years of loyal patronage and many more dollars spent, that a privately owned business could show such disdain for their clientele. Don't go there if you love your pet and you have any dignity or standards. They are rude, inflexible and unaccommodating. A vet should be a place of healing, care and concern. Not where you go to nitpick and argue over trivialities. I'm searching for an ADULT and PROFESSIONAL pet care alternative. read more

They are very nice, thorough with explanations taking the time to teach pet owners how and why certain medications work. The only issue I have is their scale/exam table is too high--my dog weighs over 100# and getting him on that table is pretty scary to watch. read more

I think the review posted by Chloe was probably spot on because something very similar happened to me as well. I have never ever been kicked out of anywhere for missing an appointment, not even at the VA hospital where they have very strict attendance rules and regulations! We missed 1 yes 1 appointment and, prior to that appointment, had called to cancel an appointment because my puppy had been sick but was better by the time the appointment came around (and I called early that morning to let them know that she was feeling better so obviously there was a possibility of a cancellation). I could tell the secretary wasn't happy about the cancellation. Guess they wanted me to bring her in anyway, but I'm not paying for a visit that's not needed! Who would?!? Crazy! Anyway, when I called, after the missed appointment, to apologize and reschedule it was more than obvious that the secretary wanted to argue and I didn't see a need to get into an ugly argument over 1 missed appointment. Ridiculous! I've never been treated so poorly from a place of business before, ever! I do however feel a little bad over all of this because we really liked the Vet and would probably have remained in his care for a very long time. Too bad he can't get better help for his business! Hope for his sake he fixes "that" soon. read more

I am a long-time and loyal customer of Chisholm Trail Veterinarian Hospital. They have always gone above and beyond in the care of my dogs to ensure a long and healthy future for both of my dogs as they are very knowledgeable and up-to-date in their practices. They always take the time to explain in detail anything from basic yearly shots to more advanced procedures or practices and make you fully aware and involved in your dogs health. I couldn't be more satisfied. One of the reasons I have high regards for them is their personal environment where it's more like going to visit a friend with your dogs instead of going to a veterinarian where you are just another number. I enjoy visiting with their staff and always look forward to seeing them when we do go. I know their schedule is busy, but they have always worked with me when I found it difficult to make an appointment and had to reschedule. I did notice the one negative review here on Yelp.com by a Chloe L. expressing untrue comments in an overly dramatic attempt at discredit. I couldn't disagree more. That review is not relevant and should not represent Chisholm Trail Veterinarian Hospital and I have no stake in it other than being a loyal customer. I wouldn't mention it if I didn't feel strongly about the misleading review. The individual does not live in Oklahoma so other factors were obviously involved other than the professionalism, environment, care, flexibility and knowledge for your pet's care. I would recommend Chisholm Trail Veterinary Hospital. read more