I took a 2 pound Yorkie who had a seizure. The female vet. was teaching a vet. student and was more concerned with the student, by trying to show her how smart she was. The vet. had no concern for me or my dog. All she wanted to due was euthanize him. She kept pushing to euthanize, giving me no hope for his recovery. I finally agreed but when I got home and called my dogs brothers owner, she told me her dog has had seizures for months. He has a seizure and is out of it for a day then he snaps back and is fine for several months. Because the vet. could care less about me or my dog. She didn't want to give me any other options. She just wanted to euthanize my Yorkie and show the student how important and knowledgeable she was. She is one of the worst vet's, I have ever seen or dealt with. Absolutely no compassion or concern for the animal or owner. Where are the vets like " The Incredible Dr. Pol, Critter Fixer's, Heartland Vet., and The Yukon vet." Veterinarians who treat all animals and poultry, who truly care about the animals, birds, their patients and the owners. Dr. Bill Griffin of Borger Texas has died but he truly cared and had true compassion. read more

We were on the way to Red River NM when my toy poodle reinjured a leg. Called my vet in OK and he said it would be best to find a clinic where we were out and get it reset ASAP. Found Gray Co Clinic through Yelp and took him there. From the time we arrived we were treated well and sensed genuine concern from the staff. They contacted our vet for records, and talked to him for back ground. They sedated my dog replaced his dislocated shoulder wrapped him and woke him back up in an hour. Dr G informed us on future expectations and explained in detail everything that he did and what to expect. I could not be more happy with this experience. read more