I'm not really sure how to go about this review. I was under the impression that this place takes…read morein animals and let them live out their life. But when I got there, it kind of seemed rundown. I did find out that they are trying to sell it. I went to donate a bunch of dog food and treats. I think if you were a bringing a pet here to get a new home I would ask a lot of questions. The lady that took my donation was so sweet and she had tears in her eyes and how much food that I brought to donate I think in these times people are really struggling.

Kind, dedicated volunteers abound here, and the kennels and lobby alike are clean, well lighted,…read moreand (this is a plus) good smelling. This is a truly marvelous place that's filled with lovable companion animals ready for fostering or adoption.

Having pets all my life comes great responsibility; emotionally as well as financially…read more Recently moving here, I was looking for a vet to take care of my pets' dental needs and this clinic came highly recommended by our mobile groomer. Unbeknownst to me, my dog had ruptured an anal gland days later, and they were able to fit me in in a moments notice. Living in Edmond, there are many pet hospitals you can choose from, however, the 22 min drive was well worth it!!! Besides the personal care and professional staff, our visit was the most reasonably priced clinic that I have been to in years. Making this pet's vet hospital an easy 5 Thank you Dr Coffin & staff. We will see you next week for our pearly whites & up.

Very friendly staff. They have been helpful to me since I'm a new dog mom. Services are cost…read moreefficient.

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.

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.

I wanted to share about our new kitty sitter, Shirley, and her business Your Furry Godmothers. We…read moreinterviewed and then hired her to look after our kitty Wendigo while we were on a trip, and Shirley was AMAZING! Wendigo is 18 years old and requires a LOT of special care -- she takes multiple medications and supplements, and she has a lot of quirky preferences to manage. Usually when we get home from a trip, it takes a few days to get her over the trauma of being left alone, but this time it was like we never left! Shirley was so good at keeping up with Wendigo's routine and loved on her so much, we could tell Wendigo had a great time while we were away. She was completely relaxed when we finally got home Shirley was great about sending us updates every day, with pictures, and followed every detail of our instructions we left for her. She even watered our patio plants and saved them from frying in the heat, even though we didn't ask her to. She's kind, sweet, funny, and you can tell she genuinely loves animals. If you're ever in need of someone to take care of your fur babies, we highly recommend her!

I am delighted with the dog walking and special care services that I have received from Shirley…read more She is a wonderful person that genuinely cares and goes above and beyond to ensure my satisfaction and trust is maintained. My fur baby couldn't be happier!

I started coming here during Covid. Just needed a quick wellness check for both my large dogs so we…read morecould get their Heartworm meds and vaccinations going. I didn't realize til a year later they only charged for one pup due to the pandemic. We came back for their annual and today for a last minute nail trim. I didn't even know they were open. They just squeezed us in with an open appointment. I was actually on my way somewhere else to get their nails trimmed because they were just a little closer to home and said they would be open on a Saturday. Their sign was closed, and when they finally text back, they said they weren't opening today despite their social media post. I have not been to that place since because of their social media as well as my dogs not liking them - despite it being closer to home. So I called Woodlake. I already had my pups with me out running other errands. They have been amazing. One of my other dogs had passed, and we called to tell them. A week later, they mailed us a sympathy card. Great place. Everyone has been very kind and caring. We see whoever is available, and I have not had any issues with any of the vets there. I'd rather travel a little out of the way for kinder people.

I don't know what has happened to this place. I was pleased with it the first couple of years I…read moretook my dog for regular checkups, even though it was expensive. Now I am furious with them for too many reasons to elaborate fully here. They have gotten even more expensive, their record keeping is incredibly sloppy (read nonexistent) about which they seem totally unconcerned, records obtained are incomprehensible (and I was there!). As is typical, the last time I called I was put on hold for over 17 minutes before anyone answered. There are many other vet options in OKC that are much better.

I don't know about you, but my dogs are like family. Sadly, it's just not convenient to take them…read moreeverywhere. I feel bad about leaving them at kennels, but not leaving them at Kimmer's! So here's the deal. If you're going to be out of town, they will go to your house, walk your dog, and throw in some play time. If you want to make sure your plants don't die, or if you don't feel like putting in a mail stop, that will be taken care of as well. The service is fantastic. I got updates on Facebook of my little ones. As I live far away, I dropped my dogs off at Kimmer's. Thank goodness there was room. The dogs were spoiled. How do I know you ask? Well, I have one dog that will be happy no matter what. The other dog is a rescue and has some personality issues, which is reflected in her being terrified of everything. This little doggie was very calm when I went to pick her up. She let herself be picked up (which is a HUGE deal), and she was happy to show emotion when she saw me (she generally does not do that around people). It's amazing. You can't go wrong with Kimmer's Kennel!

Actually spending time with my dog. 15 minutes at a time is just enough to feed, water, change…read morepuppy pads. No quality interaction with my puppy.. Bringing a stranger WITH another dog into my house without permission or prior notice is unacceptable. Cameras caught this. Do not use this service!

My 10 year old Barkley was panting like crazy for 2 days straight. It was 106 degrees so I kept…read morehim inside, but he never stopped panting. It was Sunday night and we had to get some answers. We had drive past VEG the day before and decided to take him there. So glad that we did. Turns out excessive panting is dog for, "Oh man I hurt bad!" From the minute we walked in, we were amazed at this place. Open bay concept, where it is like one giant room with multiple vets and staff, taking care of maybe 10 patients at once. I had never seen anything quite like it. What a busy place! We probably saw 20 patients all together, get serviced while Barkley was X-rayed and managed. Staff was amazing, docs were competent and caring... we are kinda sad that they only do ER. Glad they are here in case we ever need them again.

Veg is absolutely amazing. The staff could not be more kind and each staff member truly cares about…read moremaking you and your pet feel so comfortable during whatever emergency might be going on. There is such a peace amidst the chaos when at veg. They are quick and considerate of your time and your pets struggles. Before leaving they gave us a plethora of resources and instructions to best help our dog. I would recommend this place to any and everyone needing to go to an emergency vet!