Dr. Leighton has been our family vet since 1964. I trust him with anything and he knows what he's…read moredoing. No unnecessary tests. Dr. Webster is also fantastic. They charge a fair price and take care of your animals. Would recommend to anyone. They have walk in appointments on Friday and appointments throughout the week. Great vet.

This hospital in hands down the best vet in the OKC metro. They're locally owned, so they don't…read morenickel and dime you with a bunch of incessant upsells. Highly recommend!!!

We have two cats and were originally seeing Dr Young at the Feline Clinic in Edmond unfortunately…read moreshe retired the clinic closed down and we've been on a search for a good vet who either specializes in cats or knows them well. Dr Rosier has been absolutely amazing. You can just tell that he knows cats well. He was able to save my cat from a full extraction of two teeth. He knew I was worried about HCM so he told me a simple way to count breathing patterns to see if there's truly an issue before ordering diagnostic tests. Overall I have been really impressed with Dr Rosier, and happy that we finally found a great vet for our feline babies! Also, Dr Strube is super nice and great with pets as well. The ladies at the front desk are so patient, they were never frustrated at the many questions I usually have for them! This place truly cares about fur babies and I would highly recommend Crestwood to anyone seeking veterinary care.

Unbelievable care! Dr. Blake is extremely thorough and it's obvious he cares. Entire staff is…read morefriendly and helpful!

They did it again! Now my dog will suffer and be basically blind for weeks, while they reorder the…read moreeye ointment that I called and ordered many weeks ago along with flea and tick for our 2 dogs. They called said it was all in so wife drives 45 minutes to get there. Once home, NOT RIGHT! PRESCRIPTION WRONG! NO FLEA TICK FOR ONE DOG! THIS HAS HAPPENED THREE TIMES IN A ROW NOW! I can understand maybe once, but 3 times back to back, after receiving a call from them that EVERYTHING WAS IN! Called again today after the third trip. We will order it and call you when it's in????? GREAT, a 4th trip there! My advice! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!!

Best Vet in Oklahoma by far…read more I cannot say more, because then I would write a book about the amazing Doctor and Staff here at healing hands. I have been to many Oklahoma vets, and this one blows all others away. They truly care for animals more than anything else. I am so grateful for Dr. Weiss and the Staff here. I can't put into words my gratitude, but I can continue to bring my precious animals here anytime they are in need. God Bless you, everyone at Healing Hands.

First thing to say: I love Healing Hands! My new vet (after seeing Midtown Vet for 4 times in one…read moreyear)!! The staff was so nice! The (female) doctor that I saw was very professional, informative, and helpful with understanding my cat! She repeated information for me multiple times (showing her patience), reassured me of her knowledge of animals (credentials), and examined my sweet kitty right in front of me (something that I prefer in my vets). I was surprised by the way she handled Shadow.... she had to get a de-wormer pill down... so she had to be stern. I'm ok with that, because she loved on her in an apologetic way. Just something to expect! My poor cat had been throwing up non-stop in the past 3 days, so I wanted to take her in regardless of any obstacles. Unfortunately, Healing Hands was double booked today (probably because of how great they are) and the nice receptionist told me that "it may be up to a 2 hour way, but it will probably be less". Sure enough, I waited (in my car!!) for only 45 minutes to get taken back into the room. I really appreciated her expressing their desire to see my cat, but that I needed to understand they need patience. Healing Hands was very affordable!! They gave Shadow a de-wormer, examined her vitals (temperature and looked at her skin for mites), swabbed her ears for mites, check for mites in their testing equipment, and it only cost me 75! Midtown vet was twice this amount! Most importantly, the staff and doctor expressed that they wanted to see shadow and treat her! The doctor suggested wet food... since Shadow wasn't keeping any hard food down... and she reassured me that I don't have to come back if I don't need to! Which obviously saves me money. Again, I'll be going back to Healing Hands!

AMAZING CARE! I will never take my animals anywhere else. Top notch care, VERY clean, and not to…read moremention a fear free certified vet. Lakeview has exceeded our expectations and we will continue to bring our cats here and recommend it to everyone we know!

I am incredibly disappointed with the lack of customer service and basic compassion at this clinic…read more I had an appointment scheduled for 4:30 PM for my dog who needed urgent care. Because I live 30 minutes away and had to rush home to get my dog during peak rush hour traffic, I proactively called ahead to let them know I was running late. Instead of showing any understanding for a working person trying to get medical attention for their pet, they were completely rigid. They strictly enforced a "grace window" policy, entirely dismissing the fact that they still had a full hour left before closing at 6:00 PM. To make matters worse, when we called to ask about payment options, the staff treated my wife with an absolute lack of respect. Their only solutions were entirely unrealistic for the average working person. They flippantly told me to just "reschedule" (which isn't easy when you work until 5:30 PM every day) or suggested I drop my dog off at 7:30 AM and leave her there until 6:00 PM. Why would I trust an establishment to watch my dog all day when they've already made it clear they don't care enough to do what they can to see her? This place operates like a rigid corporate machine, not a veterinary clinic that cares about animals or the people who love them. If you work a regular job or expect to be treated with basic respect and empathy during a stressful time with your pet, look elsewhere. They clearly do not care.

It has a great doctor and employees they can take care of your dog if it is sick a great place all…read morein all 10/10

In the last 6 years I have brought a puppy, cat, and a horse to Dr. Mckinzie. Every time we visit…read moreshe and her staff are so excited to see my critters, you can truly feel how much everyone loves animals. The clinic has been renovated in the last few years, expanding the waiting room by an impressive amount. Would definitely recommend giving them a call for anything medical, boarding, or grooming!

Warwick Animal Hospital, located in Northwest Oklahoma City, has offered exceptional service for my…read moredogs and me for nearly 20 years! They have professionally and lovingly cared for Gizmo (our cute Shih Tzu/Poodle), Blondie (our beloved Pomeranian) and Oreo (our new rescue Pomeranian). Dr. Simon expertly served us so very well, until his retirement. He compassionately helped several dogs in our family with euthanasia. In more recent years, Dr. Ashley has helped us, as we navigated years of diabetes, insulin, and later kidney disease, with our precious Blondie. Her phone calls, great explanations, and caring "bedside" manner are always appreciated and so valuable. Chrissy, the wonderful longtime receptionist, is a "huge asset" to Warwick. She is incredibly helpful, caring, and knowledgable. She has become a good friend and has even come to our home to give our dog insulin shots. Tracy, the Groomer, is exceptional. She does such wonderful work on cutting and styling our Pomeranians. She always makes them look exactly the way we like...so cute. I have heard that they offer great boarding services for pets too. Warwick has been such a valuable asset to our family!

I lost my 13-year-old Pomeranian, Minka, on October 5, 2025, and I believe Warwick Animal…read moreHospital's care directly contributed to her death. Minka had a seizure disorder managed with Phenobarbital since May 2023. She also had a documented history of elevated liver enzymes and suspected microvascular liver dysplasia dating back to 2015. Despite this known liver vulnerability, her Phenobarbital dose was repeatedly increased throughout 2024-2025 without adequate liver monitoring. In late August 2025, I asked Dr. Ashley if we could switch Minka from liquid Phenobarbital (3 mL of 20mg/5mL solution = 12mg per dose) to tablets because the liquid was becoming impossible to administer. I was prescribed 16.2mg tablets twice daily--a 35% increase in dose--with zero communication about the change. No phone call. No discussion. Just a prescription waiting at the desk. For a month, my dog received a significantly higher dose of a medication known to cause liver toxicity, despite her compromised liver. On September 30th, Minka's liver values came back in acute toxicity range: ALT 1997, ALP 2060. She'd been a happy, playful dog just days before. When Dr. Ashley called with results, she said she'd call back the same day with Phenobarbital levels. She didn't. When I called the next day, I was told she wasn't in. The medication Minka urgently needed sat unapproved for over 24 hours. When I transferred Minka's care to another hospital, crucial records were missing--including the most recent three months of visits, Phenobarbital dosing information, and the liver function test results. This happened while Minka was in a life-threatening situation. Minka passed away five days after her diagnosis. An ultrasound ruled out tumors. The emergency veterinarian's assessment: liver toxicity from Phenobarbital overdose, possibly complicated by underlying Cushing's disease. What also breaks my heart: For over two years, I repeatedly expressed concerns about Minka's breathing issues. They were dismissed as reverse sneezing or allergies. It wasn't until she had a respiratory crisis in July 2025 that emergency vets diagnosed a collapsed trachea--something that had likely been developing for months or years. Additionally, despite seeing Minka multiple times between June 2024 and June 2025, Dr. Ashley didn't mention possible hypothyroidism until I specifically brought Minka in for an unrelated skin issue--even though she later stated the visual signs were "characteristic" and obvious. I'm not a high-maintenance pet owner with unrealistic expectations. I'm a devastated mother who trusted professionals with my baby's life. Minka had health challenges, yes--but she deserved attentive, thorough care that considered her complete medical history. She deserved a doctor who returned urgent calls, who didn't make dosing errors on controlled substances, and who provided complete medical records when her life was on the line. I've filed complaints with the Oklahoma State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners and the Oklahoma Attorney General's Consumer Protection Unit. Warwick has not accepted responsibility or offered reimbursement for the emergency care costs ($2,405) that resulted from their error. If your pet has complex medical needs, please advocate fiercely. Ask questions. Request copies of all records. Don't accept dismissive answers. And if something feels wrong, trust your instincts--I wish I had trusted mine sooner.

terrible! terrible! terrible! just say no! got my appt wrong and then when i showed they said that…read morethey do not take scratchpay when i specifically asked prior to appt

so good and nice place for animals , siempre cuando vamos nos tratan bien con respeto y mucha…read moreatención