i accompanied momma to the veterinary today for the shot appointment of a dog currently in our care, and though not especially partial to any veterinarian office, i'm grateful for 4 features of the specific location. firstly, the lot features a little bit of grass on its westside, by which pet owners could wait while a pet does the do, then find the trash bin out back to throw away a defecation bag, if planning allows. also, inside the office is a spacious waiting area, in which a sectional enclosure, currently with a few very adorable, potentially adoptable, young cats on display. further, in addition to friendly service from the workers on duty, the professionalism of operations has credence from the office wall of records, visible to any pet owning client with the ability of sight, and available to anyone caring enough to inquire politely. and lastly from a reporting perspective, the workers each conveyed a friendly demeanor, with one evidentiary indication being 2 distinct workers carrying a trashcan to me for throwing away waste i'd grabbed from outside the building. additionally, from a hood reporter perspective, i wrapped the dog in her blanket in route to the veterinary when i'd noticed her getting the shakies, since i've experienced that the process of a shot is less traumatic if the recipient has a higher body temperature. and finally, live from new york, nah i'm playing, finally i'll add that, despite vaguely hearing a conversation moms had with the front desk attendant about waiting for another shot her records suggest she might need, while i'm very much amateur in terms of knowledge about which shots which pets need when, i'd like to think such a review about general and specific considerations in bringing the dog in our care to a vaccination appointment at the vet will assist someone else even less familiar with the process than me. actually, as a addendum, i'd heard the parv word in that conversation between mom and the front desk attendant, and knowing that has to do with rabies prevention, i'll commit to keeping our dog out from areas under the house and sheds that potential rabies carriers, such as rats, rabbits, and squirrels, occasionally nest. read more

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Dr. Scott and the staff are amazing. They've been caring for our pets since we moved to Tulsa 7 years ago. I have two mini dachshunds and a malamute. They have helped us with everything from boarding to back injuries and handling a 100lb dog with care. read more

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I have to say I've seen several vets having all kinds of animals growing up and with all the foster groups I volunteer with but Mary Scott -Booth is the best vet I've ever vet been lucky enough to meet. She had the biggest heart and was born to be a vet. I can't say enough good things. She is the only vet I trust. I am a very tough critic. Thank you for all you and your staff do! Biggest hearts! Adore you all. read more

We've been using Ranch Acres for years. Dr. Scott is amazing and we always trust her opinion. She's always given me very straight forward options. The staff is always so sweet and helpful. Pam has been working the front desk for some time and she's a saint! Love all of the Ranch Acres family! read more

I had taken my kitty there for years until recently, and I tolerated things I shouldn't have. My cat has a chronic condition and is seen frequently. She used to tolerate being seen until one day their resident kitty wanted to visit her, and even though he is really sweet, it freaked my cat out so much that she has extreme anxiety with going here. When I expressed concern, I was blown off. When I suggested a muzzle technique that had worked in the past to keep her calm and manageable, I was told "we don't do that here", even though I would have provided the muzzle. Then I was told that she has to be drugged every time she comes in. I completely understand that when you have an anxious kitty with sharp claws, something needs to be done to protect people, but why opt to drug that cat (which didn't even work btw) over a much safer and more friendly technique? Oh, because they are making $ from the sedative. Skip to recent- Her treatment wasn't working anymore so we were in the process of making changes. I went to pick up an antibiotic and something to ease her discomfort in the meantime. The pricing seemed different so I started asking questions, which somehow was a difficult thing to get the breakdown. And when I was told that her new treatment would be $180/month and that I couldn't afford that, instead of discussing other options, the vet told the staff not to sell me the other meds since I couldn't afford this very expensive treatment. I was in shock!! I can't believe that a vet would be so dispassionate about a suffering animal and put profit over everything. So now, my kitty has to suffer until her new vet appt. Also, when I told my mom about what happened she said she left this place also because she felt the vet was greedy. Maybe this place is fine if you have a simple pet and don't even question their pricing. But if there are complications they will make you leave. I saw it happen with an old man and his dog, with whom the vet was very rude to as well. I am so disheartened by place, and down on myself for putting up with it for so long. Don't make the same mistake I did. -Good luck out there! read more

This is a great veterinary practice! I had taken my animals to another local vet in the past but recently made the switch to Ranch Acres and was completely satisfied with my experience. Their prices are competitive and they are very kind and considerate to both pets and pet parents. Highly recommend! read more

Dr Cody and Dr Scott have diagnosed and saved my cats on several occasions. They are a small clinic with a warm atmosphere. They have Hill's Science Diet as well as a variety of flea and tick medicine. They do board pets and have animals for adoption. read more

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Always friendly and helpful. Prices are reasonable and staff is knowledgeable, would definitely recommend. Convenient midtown location.

Ranch Acres used to be a great place to care for all animals. Now they care more about the big profits. It's absolutely sickness me.

I've used Ranch Acres for years now. We love them. They're fair priced & don't push unnecessary expenses on me. My dogs & cats all love Dr. Scott. She & Dr. Cody are very knowledgeable & helpful. The entire staff is caring & helpful. We love this place!! read more

Terrible service and extremely rude people that work the office. After being told to come in my dog was forced to leave while bleeding badly. The doctor was still there yet about to leave meaning my dog had to leave even tho we were told to come in. When I was angry about the scenario I was treated horribly by the office staff read more

Dr. Cody, Dr. Scott, and the entire staff are the best. I cannot imagine taking my pets to anyone else for their care or boarding. They have very convenient walk in hours on Friday afternoon and Saturday and the medical advise and treatment is accurate and reasonably priced. read more

I was referred here after checking another vet that didn't have any openings for a bit. I figured why not check them out. I have a newly diagnosed diabetic cat which mean I'd be going to the vet VERY often. They are very cost effective. The same test and work they did costed me about $50 to $100 more back at my old vet. After taking her in for a routine checkup and finding out my little kitty has a sinus infection she ended up not feeling well. She ended up throwing up blood due to Ulcers in her esophagus and later to find out acid reflux. The vet told me about my options and always tried to find the cheapest but also the most effective treatment options. She seemed to truly care about my little girl and wanted to honestly find the root of why she isn't feeling better. We did have to get special testing done that was sent out to Texas A&M, but it truly wasn't as expensive as I thought it would be. My little girls Diabetes is still not under control, but the vet is trying her hardest to figure out what insulin and amount works the best for her. Whenever I have to drop her off for her blood glucose curve I know she is in good hands! I truly recommend them. Lastly, they are very busy and you sometimes have to wait, but it is truly worth it! They are amazing and want the best for your animal! read more

We love Dr. Cody and Dr. Scott! Our dog, Chilly, loves them too (or as much as she can love going to the vet). The pricing is very reasonable, and the care is unmatched. We have taken all of our pets to them over the past 16 years and have never been disappointed in the treatment or the price. read more

Drs. Scott and Cody have helped our rescue keep healthy more than 100 small dogs over the years. No-nonsense, and accurate vet care at a good price. If we need something more complex, they have always steered us to the right specialists and followed up. But 99% of our needs are met here, with excellence. read more