Cherokee Hills Veterinary Hospital
7308 N MacArthur Blvd, Oklahoma City ⚲Long-running NW Oklahoma City vet hospital — wellness and preventive care, surgery and dental work, with an early 7.30am start most days.
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Cherokee Hills Veterinary Hospital and Lakeview Pet Hospital, plus 3 more pet services in Oklahoma City, OK — addresses, hours and phone numbers.
Oklahoma City is a big pet town, and the veterinary clinics here range from neighborhood practices to larger hospitals. Choosing a vet close to home matters more than people expect, especially for older pets and emergencies. These are local practices serving Oklahoma City families.
Long-running NW Oklahoma City vet hospital — wellness and preventive care, surgery and dental work, with an early 7.30am start most days.
Not yet approvedHalf a century on N Meridian and the state’s first AAHA-accredited, Fear Free certified practice — vet care, boarding and grooming under one roof.
Not yet approvedDowntown clinic open seven days — vet care and boarding, bilingual staff.
Not yet approvedNW 39th wellness center handling cats, dogs, and exotics like bearded dragons.
Not yet approvedOwner-run NW OKC clinic — no unnecessary tests, reasonable pricing.
Not yet approvedYes. Veterinarians are licensed by the Oklahoma Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners.
Walk dogs early or late, check pavement with the back of your hand, keep fresh water out, and never leave a pet in a parked car. Ask your vet about heat risks for short-nosed and older animals.
Ask about appointment availability, how after-hours emergencies are handled, and whether the clinic sees your type of animal. A short visit before you need care helps too.
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