Warwick Animal Hospital
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12001 N Macarthur Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73162

For more than 25 years, Warwick Animal Hospital has been a full-service veterinary hospital providing veterinary care services throughout the United States. Based in Oklahoma City, OK. Specializing in offering surgical and therapeutic laser services. The center offers a range of services, such as medical and surgical care, in-house laboratory, diagnostics, dentistry, ultrasound, X-ray, and all-breed grooming and boarding services, to name a few. Warwick Animal Hospital is a member of ASPCA (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), (AVMA) American Veterinary Medical Association, and The Humane Society of the United States. Call today to schedule an appointment.

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Reviews

Lisa K.

09/09/2018

Provided by YPmobile

The folks at Warwick are always there to help you with your pet...

Lory S.

10/25/2017

Provided by YP.com

We have been with Dr. Simon since1993 and he has given all our dogs, Schnauzers and Doxies, nothing but the best care. I remember, back in August of 2002, he had tears in his eyes when we had to let our soul dog, Theo, cross over the Rainbow Bridge. People have commented that Warwick Animal Hospital is a little pricey, and that may be true, we have never minded that because in our hearts we know that our fur babies are getting the best care available.

Keegan H.

09/14/2016

Provided by YP.com

This office is the best. The support staff is kind and helpful. The doctors are knowledgeable and sweet to my pets. Dr. Simon is an excellent surgeon.

Janson V.

05/05/2015

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There used to be a Vet there named Dr. Eldridge - who was excellent. However lately.. the other vets are not as good. Plus - be ready to be convinced that your dog may need extra medical care - such as x-rays and ultrasounds and blood work. The new vet was doing a random physical on my 13 y/o mixed dog - who was there for his bath and vaccines.... and discovered a possible enlarged spleen - on palpitation of his abdomen. Which we were told could be a tumor.. or something else. We were told that she recommended an X-ray -- which showed a possible enlarged spleen. And then she recommended an Ultrasound. The ultrasound showed an abnormal liver - the vet then recommends that we get blood work - which showed that our dog has elevated liver enzymes... and that he might need liver enzyme pills? Anyways the bill comes out to about $400 after this... and we don't even know what is wrong with our dog - of if there is anything that needs or can be done. I think I've spent more money on the health care of my dogs that I have for myself- most of the money has gone to Warwick.

- The support staff, thankfully, is awesome and clearly are dog lovers. Both of my boys are always happy to see them.

- If you use them be careful- not sure if the new vet is just out of school or likes people to spend their money for extra care.