The entire staff at Trinity Veterinary Hospital is amazing! Everyone truly cares about your pets…read more They are great at communicating and getting your pet seen in a short notice whenever an issue arises. My Pomeranians have had their teeth cleaned and multiple visits regarding their knee, skin, and eye issues. Every visit Dr. Williams creates a treatment plan that gets them back to their healthy selves in no time. I can be very particular with my dogs & I feel so comfortable with this vet office that I drive from Enid just for my dogs to be under the care of Dr. Williams and the team at Trinity Veterinary Hospital! If you're looking for an honest vet where they always have your pet's best interest in mind--this is the place!

We have found the front staff at Trinity to be very attentive and professional. However, the cost…read morefor services and boarding is way too expensive. We do not seem to get clear answers to medical conditions of our pets. Boarding is never "just boarding", they find way to get you with an extra exam fee, so the boarding cost are outrageous.

My first dealings with this clinic and its staff was in dealing with two feral cats I had been…read moredomesticating. I've rescued several feral cats over the years, but these two were the most difficult by far. When it came time for me to move, I knew that moving these two cats would be quite a challenge ... and it really was. These were two true ferals whose experience with humans prior to my efforts had clearly left them far from trusting. Dr. Maria (owner) proved extraordinarily patient and capable in getting both cats sedated, treated and moved, providing house-call care of the highest order. She and the clinic are now my go-to for cat care.

Fantastic experience with this vet. They got me in same day and they were extremely friendly and…read moregreat with my service animal. FYI, they own the pet spa in town as well and it's outstanding too!!

Main points: - cost effective (I'm a grad student so trust…read moreme on this one) - empathetic and compassionate - trustworthy - easy to fit into their schedule I adopted my first dog five days ago and the day after adopting her, she started having some issues urinating. They did everything they possibly could and treated both her and I with the most compassion and empathy. Every interaction I had with all the doctors, technicians, and receptionists over a period of four days was excellent. Turns out, it was an issue with nerves in her bladder, possibly from issues with her spay which was done at a different vet. We ended up having to euthanize her, but the doctor explained everything to me in depth and gave me options on what we could do to be most cost effective, as I'm on a pretty tight budget as a grad student. The vet and a technician stayed with me in the room and talked me and her through the whole process. I just moved to Stillwater so no family could be here with me during this difficult experience, but during that moment I felt like they were family. They treated my dog like she was their own too. They made an extremely hard moment feel a little bit calmer for both of us and for that I am so grateful and I know Pepper is too.

Every time I go to this clinic, they try to upsell me hundreds of dollars of additional services…read more In the past, I was allowed to stay focused on the actual thing that's wrong with my pet. But now it's not even an option. Want a simple Depo shot for seasonal allergies? You will have to agree to pay hundreds for extra services you absolutely don't need, or they won't help your pet! Latest example: I had previously taken my cat in for a simple Depo shot, as she gets seasonally itchy. I was told I could stop by and get the shot without paying for a full diagnostic again. (This has been an ongoing issue for several years. The Depo shot gets her through the rough patch and she's back to normal by fall). It had been over a year since the seasonal itching was a problem, so I called the receptionist first to make sure I wouldn't have to pay for additional services, since I know that happens a lot at this clinic. Receptionist checked with the doctor and assured me I could just do the Depo shot. No extra services. So on my day off, I drove over and sit outside, because they haven't allowed people to go inside the building since 2020. It's now July 2023. The tech or whomever comes outside and tells me I'll need to pay for a full diagnostic and also a rabies vax. I'm immediately annoyed because this clinic is forever pulling shenanigans like this. I tell the woman my cat has already had rabies vax and I was told we could do a simple Depo shot today, since it's a known, ongoing issue. She says she doesn't know who told me that, but I'll need the extra services. I explain that the receptionist told me that after talking with the doctor. She doesn't go to check with the receptionist. And I can't get corroboration from the receptionist or doctor because I'm now allowed inside the building! The woman insists that I'll need all of the extra services or they can't help my cat. This clinic will refuse to help your pet, unless you agree to pay hundreds of dollars for EXTRA things your pet doesn't need. I'm calling another vet today, but I'm positive that the greedy business practices of this clinic will cause pets out there to suffer as most people simply can't afford to pay hundreds of dollars for services they don't need.

So far, I've found the staff and receptionist to be very helpful and pleasant. I have used them to…read moreput an older pet down and they were very caring and helpful. We are using them for boarding soon and will post an update regarding that service when done. So far everyone has been very professional, and the service has been great!

We are so thankful for this clinic! Dr. Jackson is wonderful- we appreciate the how well she has…read moretaken care of our dogs and her kind caring approach.

After paying over $1000.00 & 6 hours time on Sunday for emergency visit for our purebred Bichon…read more Frise for vomiting & diarrhea with blood in stool, we still have same symptoms on Tuesday & no answers. Our dog left clinic with nasty green rear end that looked like poop. People were very pleasant at the teaching clinic but not worth paying large fee or our 50 mile drive and six hours.

We had our first visit to the Vet Hospital. Every staff member is wonderful; the care was really…read morethoughtful. The prices are fair.

We used Western Veterinary Hospital for about 3-4 years for vet services for our dogs. Beyond…read moreloving our pets just as we do--which is plainly evident by Dr. Fussell and his staff--they have always been thoughtful, considerate, and fair in presenting treatment options and routine care procedures. Never once did I feel like there was ever any motive but the well-being of our pets. We recently moved to Edmond, but continued with WVH for an additional 6 months because of how connected we felt to the staff and how satisfied we were with the quality of care. Our dogs loved going there more than going "on a walk." We eventually had to choose a practice more local to us, but there will always be a place in our hearts for the staff at Western Veterinary Hospital :)

I can never say enough wonderful things about this vet. Sure, it's small and a little out-of-date…read morein the decor department but the people are kind, they know what they're doing and they know college students have a limited budget when it comes to everything, even their pets. I payed less than $100 for my male cat to be neutered and I about kissed the receptionist when I found out my kitten's shots were $20 something! Western Vet was our vet when we lived in Stillwater and would be still if we were there now.

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!

Had some good experiences but really had more bad ones. Had a dog Gremlin, that became very sick…read moreand he was dying and needed to be euthanized to put him out of his misery, called around noon and left a message for Tori but she never responded so I called back around 4:00pm again, nobody ever called back so I sat holding my dog as he suffered until he finally died. Stryder, another dog became very sick, so I turned to the vet for help, but they were just to busy and really didn't want me to bother them, but they did agree to a 4:30 appointment with Dr Cramer, so as I waited all day for the appointment Stryder died suffering on his own around 2:00 pm. The staff is generally nice but this place has high overhead and way to many different vets feeding on customers and relying on a high cash flow so it's all about the money, they want a lot of new customers with easy problems so the packed schedule never get's interrupted and messes up the cash flow.

I love Dr. Pitts. He's treated my dogs and cats for 10 years. He saved two of my dog's lives, and…read morewas very kind to me when I had to put my 18 year old Yorkie to sleep last year.

Beware Cimarron Animal Clinic's Radiologist/Surgeon Con Artist…read more I have the radiographs to compare. He put her hip at an angle that overlapped to create a false look of arthritis. He lied over and over. He lied about her arthritis. He lied about only 2 surgeons in the state. He lied that he would get a second opinion from them and call me. He lied about not having any other treatment options. He cornered us and we dodged a bullet. When I exclaimed that she was too young to have arthritis, the nurse said, "We've been getting a lot of young dogs and cats with arthritis." .... And he insists that surgery is the ONLY treatment option when I know for a fact that there are other options. He has been cutting off healthy bones as an ongoing con in a professional setting. I will be contacting the management of the Cimarron chain to get him blacklisted if possible. Not to even mention terrible bedside manners. He was aggressive and laughed in my face and ignored me when I told him not to pet her stomach when she's scared. When I asked the nurse for a different vet, I heard him yelling behind the door, "I'M NOT THE PROBLEM HERE!" Like a childish tantrum, creating a hostile work environment for that poor vet assistant.