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.

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!!!

I have taken all my pets throughout my life here. The whole team is amazing and I have never had a…read morebad experience! Prices are reasonable and I know I can always trust them.

75lb dog never been to vet. Car either! Great encouragement to try by linda. We made it!. The vet…read moredoc was great, i was sooo pleased! I was very scared my dog would act crazy, but he did not. I absolutely think they care, and will help you get nervous pets or owners in. They did G

Our first time here was when we had to put our sweet Jack Russell down. It was a very hard time and…read morethey were very sensitive to that. They talked us through everything and gave us as much time as we needed with him. Later, they even sent us a beautiful card with his paw and nose print. The care they gave during our grief was above and beyond.

Dr. McNeill is the best veterinarian I've ever met. She has a wealth of knowledge. She is a great…read morediagnostitian. She is empathetic and kind. She gives sound advice and never gives up. She understands allopathic, homeopathic, and naturopathic medicine. She uses integrative medicine by combining multiple techniques: osteopathic / chiropractic adjustment, acupuncture, and energy medicine (I'm unsure of the name of this). She uses a kinesiology technique, too (I'm also unsure of what this is called, but I've encountered it before. It's useful for accurate diagnosis). I have been taking my cat to Dr. McNeill for several months d/t weight loss, diarrhea, and vomiting. I had already taken my cat to 2 veterinarians, but they were allopathic. On our first visit, she performed an adjustment on my cat's lower back and pelvis. Immediately afterward, my cat stopped being scared and cowering in the carrier. My cat walked around the exam room like it was no longer an intimidating place. I've never witnessed such a transformation in any of my animals, and I've taken my fur babies to many veterinarians over the years. Plus, my cat didn't cry (like usual) on the way home. Also, my cat snuggled with her brother (actual brother, littermate) for the first time in years. Just as crazy, 1 day after the vet visit, my cat's diarrhea temporarily resolved for several weeks. Although the diarrhea has returned, I think my cat is finally seeing someone who can help. I have hope that my cat will get better. She has even gained back a little bit of weight. For some context, I am an MD. Whenever I feel like allopathic medicine is failing one of my pets, I will definitely bring them to Dr. McNeill. She's worth it. She listens to my concerns.... and my cat's concerns. Whereas allopathic vets would say that there's nothing more they could do for my pet, Dr. McNeill does not seem fatigued or defeated. She develops a plan of action. One thing to note: They have a policy of collecting partial payment before the 1st visit. I thought this was unusual. Luckily, Dr. McNeill came highly recommended to me, so I felt comfortable paying it. I recommend Dr. McNeill without hesitation.

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.

Went for the first time today they were super nice! Very helpful and quick! We will definitely be…read moreback!

My daughter moved to the Linwood neighborhood this year, near May & 23rd…read more She has a small dog. She discovered this veterinary hospital close to her home... City Animal Hospital on 23rd near May Ave. She really likes the vet there. She also thinks the service fees are more reasonable than her former vet. The allergy shot was much less. Her dog also recently needed teeth cleaning. She was delighted that it was significantly less expensive than her previous vet clinic, even with multiple extractions, pain meds, antibiotics and blood test. She is quite pleased with her new vet!

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!

They saved my dog from parvo AKA Koba I'm truly grateful! The best clinic ever they was very…read morepatient with my dog.

Absolutely love this place!! We started off using them for day care and grooming. They are full…read moretime veterinarians also. One of our 13 year old babies started throwing up each meal. Turns out he had a tumor on his spleen. The only real option is surgery. They called us before he went in and during the surgery to keep us in the loop. It was awesome!! We knew exactly what was going on. His tumor was huge, the size of a cantaloupe!! With a 3.5 pound tumor in his stomach it's no wonder he couldn't keep food down. They are so sweet and caring, absolutely amazing. They will continue to care for our babies. Top notch!! You check in from the parking lot and they all wear masks so they are very covid conscious. An overall great experience.

I think overall this is a good bet clinic the only downside is the wait. Sometimes it can be a…read more20-40 minutes wait. I've been going to this clinic for over a year now and that's the only semi problem there is. But the friendliness of the staff makes up for it !

Dr. Rhodes and Nurse Edwin took excellent care of our dog. The staff is incredibly friendly and…read morehelpful. They managed to treat us efficiently while balancing several other patients at the same time. I really appreciate their compassion and hard work.

The staff were incredibly kind, helpful, and communicated clearly. They were very patient and…read moreunderstanding of our pup, who is not a fan of the vet. We were not there for a serious emergency - our pup was having an eye issue that we wanted examined promptly and our normal vet was closed. Unsure if it was just luck with the timing of our visit, but we were seen immediately when we walked in and had a diagnosis and treatment plan in under an hour. The tech and veterinarian answered all questions I had. I will definitely be back should we ever need emergency care for our pup.