Good Shepherd Veterinary Hospital

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This was first time to visit. We were nervous about finding a new vet after moving to Tulsa. I researched on Angies List and found high reviews on them. We had nothing to worry about. We were taken back to examining room immediately after arriving where the tech greeted us and our cat and discussed the shots our cat would receive. She asked if we had any questions and answered any we asked. When Dr. Long came in, we had a good discussion about some things going on with our cat since we had moved. To sum everything up, we feel that we made a good choice. Everyone there seemed to care about animals and were happy to be there. Everyone was knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. We liked that we were not rushed in and out like it was all about money.

I have been taking the dog and cat to this vet for about 6 months. I have not actually met the vet just yet. We have also taken our cat in to have a chip implanted. The location is only a few miles from our house. They staff is very friendly and professional. I have never had any issues making an appointment for the animals.

PET AND HUMAN FRIENDLY RECEPTION. KNOWLEDGEABLE SINCERE ASSISTANTS AND VET. INFORMATIVE. WE HAD A EXCELLENT VET AND STAFF IN BRANSON MO. WE WERE CONCERNED ABOUT FINDING ONE HERE IN TULSA. WE FEEL GOOD SHEPHERD WILL TAKE LOVING CARE OF OUR COLLIE.

They are wonderful, they could not be better. They saved 2 dogs from dying. They are just very caring people and are very knowledgeable. They're the best.

They are very kind and compassionate. There are two vets and they are the same guys that own it. They take all the time we need them to assess our pet. They are very knowledgeable. We get what we pay for.

It went well, he has been place on prescription dog food for a least 6 months....for awhile he took pills for nausea. The doctors always follow up with phone calls to check on Dom. I have owned bouviers for over 15 years and I will never use another vet. They helped me when we were foster a pup that had manny issues ....when she went to her new home in Maryland they talked with her new vet so she would continue to improve. They are the best

The visit went very well, staff was professional and courteous.

My Australian Shepherd had developed a limp in a front paw. I took him to Good Shepherd because we were new to the area and wanted a veterinarian close to our home. The doctor examined my dog's paw manually and then took xrays. The office was very modern and I was able to view the xrays on a monitor in the examining room. No fractures were found. The doctor prescribed some oral medicine for pain and inflammation and recommended that my dog not be too active for a few days -- not an easy request for an Australian Shepherd! By the time the medicine had been taken, the limp was gone, and my Aussie is running like crazy again! I was very pleased with the care my dog received and I will use this veterinarian again.

We loved it there. What I liked was that the veterinarian was really good with the animals. He really cared about them. He got down on the floor with them, he was talking to them, and he didn't just walk in and give an exam and leave. He really took time with the animals. Their pricing is fair, their staff is nice and he seems like a very good vet.