The State Street Vet in Seminole Oklahoma is fantastic Dr Kuhn and his staff saved they tuxedo grey…read morekitty's life twice. Here's a video of the stray kitty nicknamed "Big head" https://youtube.com/shorts/vO61TP997dk?si=T7DnOjfaQANBI1D5

I've been taking my pets to him for years and he always does an awesome job. (Even tho I live 30…read moremiles away.) He has twice treated my Lab for snake bite. (Silly dog didn't learn 1st time) She has recovered beautifully. My friends have goats and sheep and this Vet is the only one they'll go to also. Only complaint is he's too popular and constantly busy because people know he cares and does a great job with their animals.

The most knowledge of any Vet/Doctor you will ever meet. Very caring. Great wth small and large…read moreanimals.

very knowledgeable Great communication great caring staff…read moreAlways fast and effective when I have a pet emergency

I truly wish I didn't have to write a review like this, but I'm deeply saddened by the treatment my…read morefamily--especially my 90-year-old grandmother--received at this office, particularly from the front desk. To begin with, the front desk is often the first point of contact and sets the tone for the entire experience. Unfortunately, our experience was shaped by an extremely unkind and insensitive individual who lacked any compassion or professionalism. My grandmother had a kitten who developed severe lacerations due to what we were originally told was a flea allergy. After spending over a hundreds of dollars on treatment--and making multiple visits--we eventually learned that this was a misdiagnosis. While we understand that misdiagnoses can happen, it was incredibly frustrating and disheartening to invest so much time and money only to be told later that the kitten had a rare disease. We were informed that this condition would require monthly visits and ongoing care, and even then, the kitten was not expected to have a long life span. At 90 years old, my grandmother does not have the financial means, transportation, or physical capacity to manage this kind of ongoing care. As devastated as she was, she made the incredibly difficult decision to sign the kitten over to the office after being assured that it would be placed in a home where it could receive the care it needed. Her only request was to check in to make sure the kitten was okay. She didn't ask for a refund or complain about the misdiagnosis--she just wanted peace of mind knowing the kitten she loved was safe. A week later, she called to check in and was met with the most heartless response I've ever heard. The woman who answered the phone at the front desk spoke to my grandmother with such rudeness and cruelty. She told her it was "none of her business" anymore and went on to scold her as if she had abandoned the kitten without care. Her tone was cold and accusatory, with no regard for the emotional weight of the situation. My grandmother was reduced to tears--something I have rarely seen, even after she has endured immense losses in her life. This woman made her feel like she had done something terrible, when all she had done was care deeply for a kitten she could no longer help. While we accept the outcome of the diagnosis and understand that sometimes there are no good solutions, what is not acceptable is the way this woman treated my grandmother during an already emotional and painful situation. Compassion costs nothing--and yet it was completely absent in this interaction. I am not sure whether the office will care about this review, but I sincerely hope someone takes the time to address this behavior. A simple conversation about empathy and professionalism could go a long way in preventing this kind of harm in the future. I have never written a negative review before, but I would not recommend this office to anyone based on how we were treated--especially after the many visits, hundreds of dollars spent, and the emotional toll this situation has taken. At the very least, I hope our experience serves as a reminder of how important kindness is, especially in a field where people are often facing difficult and emotional decisions.

We have been using this vet for the last 5 years for our dogs and the service has been top notch,…read moreand the prices have been competitive if not the best we could find. They have performed multiple services for our dogs to this date and we have had nothing but great results. Even my staffordshire terrier loves going there. Our other dog, not so much... due to his .... ahem... surgery....

I had an unplanned emergency with my pregnant frenchie and she was READY TO GO on LABOR DAY of all…read moredays! HAHAHA I had already been to an emergency vet where they were trying to let her have them on her own. I know I know...but cutting her open was not something I was looking forward to and they were trying. Anyhow, I had already made a plan to come to Wewoka Animal Hospital...or at least that was the plan. Lol The following morning because I had been there all night they said that her condition was stable as was the puppies so they recommended sticking with my original plan and bring her to Wewoka Animal Hospital. From the moment I walked in, they were so kind and got right to work on her. Everyone was so kind and caring. I will DEFINITELY be recommending them to anyone else I know that is interested in a vet with reproductive care. 10 outta 10!

I been going to this animal hospital ever since I moved here from california and I can a shure u…read morethis is the place to be when your animals needs anything. ( affordable and dependable + great staff members.

I walked into Shawnee Animal Hospital terrified, with a sick Dachshund & no better explanation than…read more"something is just off." I had never been there before. From the very first minute, they listened with patience, took my concerns seriously, & got to work. Bonnie needed to stay through the weekend & ended up having surgery Saturday evening. Leaving her was heartbreaking, but they promised excellent care & frequent updates. They delivered on every word. I especially want to recognize Stephanie Keller. While I feel the entire staff was amazing, she provided updates & next steps that kept me confident I'd get to hold my dog again. She went well above & beyond with the care of my Bonnie girl. Little did Stephanie know, she gained a new best friend that day. Thanks to Dr. Skarr, Stephanie, & the entire team, Bonnie is on the mend. At both follow-up appointments, she was greeted with cheers & the biggest smiles. Several staff members told me they had bonded with her & were emotionally invested in her recovery. You could see it on their faces. A lot of my tears during those days were from fear & concern but at the end, my tears represented my appreciation & thankfulness for this crew. Any animal we have from now on will be taken here. They cared for Bonnie, & they cared for the scared person who loves her. Shawnee Animal Hospital won my heart, hands down.

We have been going to Shawnee Animal Hospital for 9 years, but now I will take my 3 dogs somewhere…read moreelse. They told my husband our dog did needed a heart worm test, they are all on nexgard. Then I get a message that they owe me a credit for that. The next week we bring our next dog and they refuse to give us the credit! They are all about the money, have bad service to owners as well as dogs! Sorry Alex, but since you've been at the other store this one has gone downhill.

They should follow up with those who leave messages. I called June 4th and 6th regarding a pet I…read morerecently adopted and yet they are too busy to follow up with me regarding simple things lile what was their weight and did they notice a lump, etc. They cleared this animal as so healthy they don't need labs, but I would like to know what she weighed at the time and see how much if weight loss had occurred and if they notice anything in their comprehensive report that I don't have access to at this time and can forward to her new vet under my care but they are just too busy to get back with me. Also, they did not provide any options for me to get the health records of the pet I adopted. When asked if they could email me, it still have the previous owners information and just said "sorry". As if they can't redact that info? As if the vet couldn't call me personally? I do not think they did their job in adequately clearing the pet I adopted and maybe their records would prove that. I would never bring my animal here. It does not take weeks to get back to someone when in reality, all I need to know is if labs were done, how much did the pet weigh, and if they noticed the lump during their exam. It really isn't that hard.

Make sweet and short. This place saved my baby when another animal hospital almost killed her…read more Would never take my dog to any other place again.

I brought my 16-year-old cat in to be seen for renal issues. Dr. Hull was very kind and…read moreprofessional, and took the time to make sure I understood what I was getting into and addressed every concern I voiced, and Boots seemed to take a shine to Addie (he never lets anyone but me hold him the way she did, and she was so gentle!) I'll be bringing Boots back, and I've found a new vet for my 2-year-old Wednesday as well!

Amazing professional service from the entire staff. They were prompt with my appointment and the Dr…read morewas fantastic with my dog. We will be clients for life!

Our experience with Dr. Gee was deeply concerning. Our dog, Jocelynn, has osteosarcoma and had been…read morereceiving palliative care with regular monitoring. Her recent chest X-rays showed no evidence of lung metastasis, and we consulted Dr. Gee about amputation because our regular surgeon was unavailable. During that consultation, my husband was told that Dr. Gee believed the cancer had spread to Jocelynn's liver and stomach and that euthanasia was the appropriate course. We were not comfortable making such an irreversible decision based on that assessment alone, so we sought another opinion from the veterinarian who had been managing her palliative care. After reviewing Jocelynn's imaging and history, he did not believe there was evidence of liver metastasis and felt the abdominal findings were more consistent with gastritis. We proceeded with the amputation. Jocelynn is now comfortable, active, eating, and enjoying her life again. We fully understand that osteosarcoma is an aggressive cancer and that her prognosis remains serious. My concern is that a recommendation to end an animal's life should involve careful reasoning, acknowledgment of uncertainty, and consideration of reasonable alternatives. Had we followed the initial recommendation without seeking another opinion, Jocelynn would not be here today. I strongly encourage pet owners facing an irreversible recommendation to ask questions and, when appropriate, seek a second opinion.

Dandy had an accident & needed surgery. They came promptly and helped me load him. I followed them…read moreto the hospital. They were kind & compassionate. They worked their butts off repairing the injury. So very appreciative!