Meeker Animal Hospital

Meeker Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Meeker, Oklahoma, located at 343805 US-62. Public Google feedback places it at 4.3/5 from 71 reviews. Recent reviews describe a mix of experiences, including prompt visits for some appointments and concerns from others about communication and charges.

Services

•Equine Coggins testing (blood draw for Coggins test), as described by a reviewer
•Dog ear infection care (yeast infection mentioned)
•Diagnostic imaging discussed in reviews (chest X-rays referenced)
•Consultation related to cancer care and quality-of-life decisions (osteosarcoma/palliative care discussion mentioned)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available. Recent reviews mention an exam line item of $35 and a medication charge (Dormo Gel) described as $60 by one reviewer.

People

Dr. Gee is named in a recent review.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.3/5 rating from 71 total reviews. Recent written feedback includes positive notes about fast service, being worked in quickly, and helpful handling during a visit, alongside negative reports describing wait time for an appointment, concerns about being billed for an exam that was not performed, and disagreement with a recommendation for euthanasia during a cancer-related consultation.

Reviews for Meeker Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 71 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Keegan Moore

3 weeks ago

Appointment was at 12:00 we sat out in our trailer till 12:25, was the only customer there at the time. I got my horse out of my trailer took a picture and drew blood for Coggins test. On my receipt paper, it said there was an examination that they charge me for for $35. They didn't examine anything. Charge me 60$ for Dormo Gel that you can get anywhere for 35$. Was not found of my experience and felt like they took advantage of my card.

Karisa Kennedy

1 month ago

Our experience with Dr. Gee was deeply concerning. Our dog, Jocelynn, has osteosarcoma and had been receiving 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. Show less

Jindria Alvarado

My dog had a really bad yeast infection in her ear and they were able to get us in right away. Everyone was so nice and professional. My dog is very dramatic but they were able to get her treated and sent us on our way! We had a great experience.

Cheyenne Stevenson

Helped me carry the pup inside since she couldn’t be on the ground and I had to carry my daughter. Fast service and answered all my questions