Schrag Animal Clinic

Blue-green algae is deadly to pets, not to mention toxic to humans, as well. We recommend avoiding bodies of water during the warm months.

Our clients are the best! https://www.facebook.com/100000607961986/posts/4365887836774772/

ATTENTION Pet food recall. Please share. https://amp.usatoday.com/amp/7058432002

Please share We love our vet techs and vet assistants! And we are looking for 2 more to join our team. If you are looking for a full time position and are an experienced veterinary assistant or registered veterinary technician, you may be just who we are looking for! Stop by our clinic at 8000 S Penn Ave, OKC, OK to fill out an application Monday thru Friday between 8:ooam and 5:45 pm, or Saturdays 9:00am to noon. We are still curbside service only, so please call upon arrival (405-681-0829) and a staff member will bring an application out to you.

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Do your pets claim all the spots???

We are back open today! Let us know if you need anything. Gator says hello!

Roll call! We care about each one of our clients and followers. Drop a comment below to let us know if you are doing OK in this arctic weather.

Did you know how alligators survive freezing weather? https://www.facebook.com/100044643930050/posts/255665469264916/

Do you have cats that love watching the wild birds? We'd love to see them! (No worries. All of our cats are indoor only, so the birdies are safe.)

Due to the snow and road conditions, we are closed today. Human and animal safety is our number one priority. We do have someone tending to the animals that are already at the clinic. If you have an emergency, please call our phone number (405-681-0829) and it will automatically forward you to the emergency clinic for assistance. Please, stay warm and safe!

Do you have a dog that loves the snow? Gator loves it! Don't worry, he was only out for a few minutes. He runs his face through the snow like a plow! Share your photos below. Please remember, it's too cold for animals to spend more than a few minutes outside at a time right now. Let them out for a quick bathroom break and very short romp around then bring them back in. And remember to check their paws for snowballs when they come in.

Have you ever wondered how bison survive the cold temperatures? Nature is amazing! https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=947388182686394