Do NOT even attempt to schedule your pet with this place. I called and spoke with owner the first…read moretime and she was short with me and said you can sign up on my website. I did. Then I emailed her my dogs vaccination from the vet. I called 3 times and no response because I needed to discuss things. A week later, she texts me that vaccines are in the computer and to schedule. I try. My dogs vaccines will expire in the middle of my trip. I text her this. She calls me and as I'm trying to talk she starts YELLING at me that she hasn't returned any of my calls, emails etc because she has health issues. Total irrational behavior and I would NEVER trust her with my pet.

From the owner: While you are away on vacation or just for the weekend let your pet board with us. They will have…read morethe same amenities as the daycare visitors and also their own crate and space for sleeping and eating. Our boarding pets are kept in the office of our home. So it's basically like a home away from home for your pet.

Dr.Bass and the staff are the best. They took care of my Paula to the very end. They made my loss…read morealot easier They truly care about you and your pet. Thank you for everything.

Tina Bass, the vet, has given our animals the best care. She is very compassionate and shows…read moreinterest in every animal ( goat, dog, horse or donkey) and interest in caring the right way for our pets. I would highly recommend her business.

Used their services for over 20 years. The vets I knew have retired or moved away…read more I use Shipmens now

I needed to put my cat down, they were all so compassionate, they let us stay in the room and say…read moreour goodbyes.

They do a great job with my dog. Everyone is doing kind and helpful. Summer is just amazing with…read morethe pets.

On 8/21/2025 my grown daughter took her older husky mix dog to The Ark Animal Hospital in…read moreClaremore, Ok. She has been taking her there for 6 years! My daughter stated that when she dropped her off that morning around 8:00am she was fine, her normal 13 year old self. Walking, riding in the car, looking out the window, and breathing normal. Her dog was scheduled to get her rabies shot, a bath, and nail trim. During her time there the staff told my daughter that she needed her ears cleaned. She said ok, do it. When she picked her up she was told that they had to have several people hold her down to trim her nails. I'm sure that was also true about cleaning her ears as she hasn't had that done often. When her dog was walking to the car after being there she walked very sluggish kind of like she was drunk. She asked if they gave her anything to make her feel/act like that. They said no. She couldn't jump on the back of the car like she did on her way there. My daughter had to pick her 83lb dog up and put her in the back of her SUV. She drove home, with her whining with every bump the car hit. My daughter had her husband look at her, he said she's not good and to take her back to the vet. So that's what she did. The vet came out and looked at the dog, and kept telling her she's just old and this maybe the end just to take her home and see how she does. He padded her on the back and said I'm sorry. He did suggest a couple things like give her electrolytes. I was on the phone listening to their entire conversation. She asked if there was anything they could give her to help her. He said well we can take her back in and draw blood and see what's wrong, but that's going to cost more money. (WHAT?!??) My thoughts were you guys did this to her dog, and that's what you tell my daughter, either pay more money to figure out what YOUR CLINIC did to my daughters dog, or take her home and see if she lives or dies. Well not really knowing what to do she took her home, tried to give her electrolytes, because that's one thing the vet did say to try. She was so upset that my husband and I went over there. Her dog was literally laying on the floor on her side breathing very deep and slow like she was going to die any second. We managed to get a few syringes of Gatorade in her, and she wouldn't take any more. She wouldn't eat anything. I read online that if we couldn't get her to eat and drink she would definitely die, so we continued to try, and she wouldn't. Thank God we have my other daughter who works at a different clinic in a different town, and I called her to get her opinion, she said she definitely need fluids, so she came over and gave her a bag of fluids. Along with that my daughter called Ark clinic back and just gave them an ear full, after that call they told her they would give her 2 meds for her for free. She got the meds and after she saw that she was doing a little better after receiving the bag of fluids she gave her the meds. It took her 3 days to come back from the vet visit at Ark. I normally only write reviews if they are positive, but this is something others need to know if they have an older dog. Older dogs can't endure having a lot done to them like the younger dogs can. It totally stressed my daughter's dog out so bad that if she hadn't been given that bag of fluids, we would have lost her, all because of a vet visit that was supposed to help her.

I wish I could post pictures . my cat was sent home to me wrapped in a towel , dried shit and turds…read morematted to his tail and his back legs and everywhere else u could imagine . ALL around his neuter incision . very unprofessional and didn't offer any kind of help regarding the situation . front desk lady was incredibly rude over the phone , their excuse to not cleaning him and letting him sit in his own shit for HOURS mind you , was because he was 'aggressive' . do NOT take your pets here .

Dogs stay in cages. New management acts as though they don't care as much as old management. For…read moreexample when I took our dog in, we usually walk around the back of front office and drop them off. Girl today just stared at me until I asked if she was going to take my dog. Something's different, just not the same as it was. Bouse Fur house doesn't have cages but little rooms with cots and they leave dogs out all day.

First, the positive. The staff at TDR are extremely nice and really seem to truly love animal. So…read morethere's that. Now, the negative. Their prices are incredibly overpriced. Our boarding facility in California: 1. Charges $30 less per day. This is Oklahoma, not California. The prices should be priced accordingly. 2. Has a dedicated play area for each kennel which is considered an indoor/outdoor run. This is open 24/7. 3. The kennel's owner or staff are on the property 24/7. Our issues with TDR is if they really cared about their tenants, they would have staff on duty 24/7 for emergencies. If something happens after 6pm, your pet is screwed. They won't be checked on until 6 the next morning. That is not acceptable in our book. Another issue is our dogs can't hold their urine for 12+ hours and they urinated on their beds. That NEVER happened at our kennel in California. Now, we have to replace 2 expensive dog beds and to top it off, a dog chewed off the corner of their feed container. Our dogs are trained and wouldn't do that. Needless to say, TDR is off of our preferred list of boarding facilities. A sad lesson learned on our part.

This company self admittedly does not answer the phone on the weekends. I needed my dogs and they…read morewere held for 2 extra days and then I was charged for 2 extra days after leaving multiple messages with no return. It's only when they require payment that they are interested in calling you back. They do not have a reliable or easy payment interface and the office attendant who answers the phone is argumentative. They also tack on miscellaneous charges without explaining upfront . This is not a well managed business.

Great people and prompt service. They care for your animal as if it was their own. Prices are…read morecompetitive for this area. They communicate very well. Highly recommend!

We needed a new place to board our pups, 2 Golden Retrievers and a Husky (still a puppy at the…read moremoment), and Broken Arrow Pet Resort and Spa had been recommended by several people. We went by there unannounced to check it out, and we were given a tour on the spot, and their process was completely explained to us, and they answered every question we asked without any hesitation. This impressed us. We first took our older pups for a daycare play day, and they loved it. It went very well. We then boarded all 3 of our pups for a weekend, and all went great. We have met many of the people that work there, and they are all so nice and pleasant. You can tell they really care about the pets they care for. Our pups have all been back for daycare since, and will go back more in the future. They get so excited when we take them. We completely trust them with our fur babies, and know that our babies are receiving great care. I highly recommend them.

I have been here 2 times so far with my 14lb chiweenie when I go to Tulsa once a month ..she was…read morescared at first both times when staff came near her but she does that with new people or dogs . I got a picture of my dog when I emailed them to show me and to see how she was doing ( I gave my phone # in the email so they could text me). I understand they are busy so YOU will have to email or even call to ask and have them send a pic or see how they are doing. My dog seemed to like it there and was tired both time while sleeping on the way home. The staff are really nice and answers your questions but you do have to get the canine influenza shot now so ask your Vet if they have that specific shot since my Vet didn't so had to take my dog to another Vet for that shot . This Pet resort is what I have been looking for