Spiro Veterinary Clinic

Spiro Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice in Spiro, Oklahoma, located at 2001 E Broadway St. The clinic lists dogs as the animals treated, and at least one recent review describes care involving a cat. Emergency or after-hours availability and opening hours are not specified here.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs (listed)
•General veterinary visits for dogs (mentioned in reviews)
•Some care involving cats is mentioned in a review (including treatment related to diabetes/insulin)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Carver is mentioned by name in a recent review as being very caring.

Reviews

Spiro Veterinary Clinic has a 4.6/5 Google rating from 264 reviews. Recent comments include positive notes about staff being nice and seeming to care about both the owner and the dog, and one reviewer specifically describing Dr. Carver as very caring. Negative feedback in recent reviews includes a complaint about rude phone communication and concerns about how an urgent situation was handled, as well as a serious allegation about insulin being given to a non-diabetic cat and the reviewer feeling their concerns were dismissed.

Reviews for Spiro Veterinary Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 264 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Savannah

3 months ago

Y'all have a rude women who answers y'all's phone. If you have an a emergency go to Vet wellness and urgent care in fort smith. This place is gonna charge you 200$ to keep your dog who might be dying in a crate until they can have time and they will let me know tomorrow? Instead of just telling me of the Emergency vet that's 15 minutes up the road like another vet did who was much more polite on the phone.

Donna Williams

Dr Carver is very caring

Jeremy B

I had to bring my dog in. They were very nice. And seamed to care about me and my dog

Rese Piecey

5 months ago

Please be cautious. My non-diabetic cat was given insulin here without proper testing, which led to a medical emergency. Even after an ER vet confirmed he is not diabetic, my concerns were dismissed and insulin was suggested again. I recommend getting a second opinion before proceeding with treatment.