I was recommended this vet when searching for a place to get my puppy some x-rays. He ate something…read morehe shouldn't have and needed to get surgery to remove it. They took great care of my boy and I knew he was in good hands. And a huge shout out to Dr. Buchanan, she's amazing! She explained everything my pup needed very thoroughly, kept us updated the whole time he was there, and was overall very understanding, kind, and professional. I would highly recommend taking your animal here.

They have taken such good care of my babies since we moved to OKC. We've never had to wait long and…read morethat staff are beyond kind.

I brought in a stray about a year ago and they took him in and saved his life. He is now the…read moresweetest kitty that I've ever had and loves cuddles. Both times I have brought him in, everyone has been so caring and kind. This vet is a great one if you have an animal friend in need of some TLC or just a checkup. They will be in safe hands!

Our frenchie is experiencing back pain, regular vet was closed. I called Blue Pearl was quoted $184…read moreoffice visit $350-$600 radiographs + medication/treatment, it up to five hour wait to be seen. I decided to call Wedgwood inquire about walk ins, quoted $100 exam fee, I don't recall price range for radiographs, not more than $200.. approx 1hr wait depending on how many check ins before us. I decided to head down to Wedgwood since wait time was shorter. We were brought back to a room with in 15 -20 minutes. Tech took vitals, veterinarian came in 5 minutes later, very knowledgeable with frenchies, IVDD, very thorough exam, detailed explanation of diagnosis, treatment etc. Exam, pain injection and medication to go home with ran me $200. I checked in at 2:50pm, home by 3:55pm. I was expecting it to be longer... Smaller clinics seem to be more caring, informative and personable vs the large animal hospitals that are expensive seem to be commercially ran. Very happy I found a small local clinic vs large chain emergency vet.

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!

Dr. Baez is a great diagnostician! My poor dachshund was in pain. He figured out she had a tummy…read moreache and treated her. In 48 hours she was well

THE clinic to pick if you're in midtown! Every member of staff is incredibly helpful and kind from…read morethe receptionist to the nurse to the vet. You can definitely tell they have the job they do because they care! This is where me and my cats will be for as long as we're in OKC!

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.

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.

It's been awhile since I've seen them but my cat Basil who is still thriving btw, I've had him…read moresince he was in the palm of my hand and at 5 years in he started getting gnarly bladder crystals and stopped up, extremely traumatic for him and myself, so midnight ER visits to get him unplugged, ect. They wanted to do a 2000 maybe 3 surgery on him, same with another emergency vet, 3rd times the charm I took him into warr acres, because I'd been before and heard how they actually care for the pets there not just $$$ and to my knowledge... they did not perform the surgery. I'm not sure what they did, but I payed 600 dollars and they kept him for days until he was stable gave him back and I think it's been 2-3 years since then with no issues to basil at all. Idk what they did, if they had a heart and did the surgery or what happened but my baby has been alive and THRIVING ever since he was seen at warr acres.

Do you see that beautiful little baby girl in the photos? Her name was Katniss Everdeen…read more On November 27th-28th we noticed that she wasn't eating or going to the bathroom, but she was still drinking water. My wife and I decided that we would take her in to have her checked out on Saturday the 29th. Once we were seen and finished telling the vet what was going on, the first words out of his mouth were; Well, we close at noon today, so we'll see what we can do. Red Flag #1 My wife and I left, because I had to take her to work, he said he would let us know what they find out. About an hour later I get a call from an assistant saying that they would like to do x-rays, bloodwork, etc. I said; Do it. About another hour went by and I get a 2nd call from the assistant saying that the vet would like to speak to me. He starts speaking like her life is over and yet she was just fine walking around drinking water, she just wouldn't go to the bathroom or eat. He started saying that she has chronic kidney failure. He would like to have her brought in every day to have fluids injected under her skin, but didn't want to do anything else. #Red Flag #2 On Sunday she was still walking around on her own, drinking out of her water bowl, but still not eating or using the bathroom. I let him know this on Monday when I brought her in for her under the skin fluid injection. He didn't seem to care, he just wanted to pawn her off onto the assistants to do the fluid injection and left the room. He was in the room maybe 10 seconds. Red Flag #3 Before leaving I asked the assistant if she would ask him how long he wants to do these injections under the skin, he wouldn't even come into the room to talk, he just told her; everyday until she's better. Red Flag #4 Brought her in on Tuesday December 2nd for another under the skin fluid injection. Told him the same thing, except this time I told him that she wasn't eating, drinking or using the bathroom now. All his response was; force her to eat/drink. He didn't want to check on anything else. Red Flag #5 That night, she was so weak that she couldn't even stand, she would try to get up, then just flop over. She just sat there, still being the lovey cat she's always been as I would pet her. That night I slept on the floor with her. I was laying next to her as she took her last breath and passed away just after 2am on December 3rd 2025 which hurts even more, because that morning and same time just happen to be my birthday. After doing some research and talking to some other places we found out that there could've been more done and her life could've been saved, she could've lived for years and years, but he just wanted to give her fluids under the skin and get her out of the office. They said more could've been done and she would've lived a longer life, if the right care would've been issued the FIRST TIME! I should've taken her somewhere else. I wish I would've taken her somewhere else. If I had only known that this VET really only cared about money, then I would have, but now we know. Besides not eating or going to the bathroom a lot, she was still running around the house playful as could be, like always. Let this be your warning, not your heartbreak. I miss my little monkey, she was my little peeker. She loved to lick my face/fingers to let me know that she was ready to crawl into bed under the covers, she loved to sleep in the bed with me (us) at night, she loved to play with her oven mitts in the middle of the night, she loved to open the utensil drawers to sit inside them while we slept, she loved hopping all over plastic shopping bags to hide inside of them, like a pile of leaves. Her favorite spot laying in the cat tree basket is now empty. Her favorite spot on the couch is now empty. Her favorite spot on the kitchen table is now empty. Her favorite spot on the bed is now empty. A piece of us is now gone. It hurts even more now knowing more could've been done, he just didn't want too. Congratulations Veterinarian Wilkins. You've let another loving pet die, because you just didn't have time. There just wasn't enough money to be made on this one. Folks, let this be your warning, not your heartbreak. I miss my little baby girl and I wouldn't be, if I would've just paid attention to the red flags.

New puppy. Two visits excellent, professional careEfficient professionalism from vet tech,…read moreappointment AP and billing. Thank you.

This place without a doubt saved my baby's life. We came…read moreto them with what I thought was a small or temporary concern and it turned out to be much more. With each test and treatment plan they communicated with me and gave me multiple options. Being military I have moved a lot, pretty much every 3 or 4 years and have seen my fair share of vets and I can say that this is one of the best places... ever Their pricing is extremely reasonable and throughout the whole process they only ran the necessary test and gave me as many price deductions as possible. But most importantly they made sure that my baby was comfortable with everything and not in pain. They are absolutely amazing at communication and responded to every single one of my constant texts, emails or phone calls. The entire team is so invested in the care of my sweet baby even though they just met him. They even referred him to a higher care to ensure that he got the best possible option for surgery which speaks volumes because they could have just taken my money and risked him losing his life in surgery. I will absolutely be making them the primary vet for all of my animals and I am certain that they are in the best hands. It is worth the drive there. I want to especially thank Dr. Katherine Craft, Dr. Chelsey Rostykus and the entire staff of techs. One of the tech I believe it was Amy even sat outside with me on the sidewalk while my baby had a sun break and explained everything like three times and helped me understand what was going on. Countless others were there as I cried I don't know how many times and helped me decide on how best to extend the life of my baby. I am so grateful that I found them I would recommend them to anyone!

If you are looking for a veterinary team that genuinely cares about animals and won't overcharge…read moreyou, this is the place. They recently took care of my cat Baboosk's severe dental issues and gum infections. The techs and vets were compassionate, professional, and thoroughly life-saving. Their affordable rates made it possible to get her the emergency care she desperately needed. Five stars isn't enough!

False sales advertisement, inconsiderate staff. Not trustworthy people to work with.i would not…read morespend my money here you may veery well end up spending more than you bargained for.

Howdy Do ? ! We took Titus to Neel as our regular Vet was not qualified to make a determination of…read morecancer problems it appeared he was having . Everyone up front was Very helpful . Upon Dr Robberson checking Titus out we were given a host of ideas , thoughts , remedies , & treatments & some that did not include them . It is a Very clean , efficient facility & we plan on doing further business with them . Thanx for the help !

--Excessively Prolonged Wait Times--…read more They won't tell you, they won't warn you, they won't check on you, they won't apologize for keeping you in a waiting room for several hours. I came in late at night because of an emergency. I waited from 9PM to 4AM. That is 7 hours of waiting! Both my friend and I were getting bit by fleas or something in the waiting room. Also, they should have given us an estimate of time. Anything sort of update would have helped us to psychologically endure what felt like eternity. Things that could have made my wait a bit bearable: 1) Send someone every hour to reassure or at least comfort the customer. Even just a simple hello or hey how are you guys holding up. Literally, just the idea of human contact. 2) Let the customer know that there are snacks available in the vending machine. It took several hours before realizing this. 3) Let the customer know that there's either water or some coffee available. 4) Give the customer the option of leaving and coming back with no penalty or fees, especially if it they have to wait for many hours. Waiting in a Gray Painted room for hours and hours and hours begins to feel morbid and depressing. I started walking around and talking to others who had been waiting even longer. The couple in the room next door had fallen into a deep sleep on the hard floor from waiting so long. Heads up concerning payment: They do offer tap Pay. They charge about $135 for a walk in visiting fee. I suggest going elsewhere if you have an emergency at night. If you are you reading this, and you are a customer, and if you are already waiting in a waiting room just like I was... I'm very sorry. Good luck, and hopefully your pet is okay.