Pawsitive Veterinary Care

We have taken our pup im here when he was im so much pain from a back injury. Them were awesome to him and to us. They were also open to recommending others it it was not something they delt with. They will be our go to moving forward.

They are amazing. I was worried how my puppies would react to being taken in without me by a stranger to get check ups and shots (pandemic puppies don't know anyone else but me) but they were so patient and good to them. It made me happy :)

Today I had a great experience. My little cat had a respiratory infection and after our old vet left our prior clinic we were looking for a new vet. We walked in this clinic and there was lots of happy animals. Everywhere. Staff was nice and gave snuggles to every pet that they encountered. I waited about 45 minutes~it was totally worth it. Dr. Anderson is one of the kindest vets I have ever met. I explained to her that my cat had been ill and I was on a tight budget. And I only did she fix my cat, it came in under my budget. She made me feel so protected. And I know this sounds silly, but if you have pets you know what I'm talking about. She's the one. I just cannot add enough. If you love your pets like children like I do, take them here. The exam fee is low and the antibiotics are low. Lower than any vet I have ever been to. Thank you Dr. Anderson and your wonderful staff.

We loved this place when Dr. Hecht owned it. He was great and never had a problem throughout the years. A little over a year ago, my mother found out that they do grooming there, well she started taking her dog there who was already a senior dog. Her dog would snip at you, so they would give a sedative when they groomed and shaved her. After a few months she started to get seizures. After about 7 months, the last time she took her dog in for a grooming, she was so messed up from the sedative and never recouped from that. She had to be put down a few days later. My mother looked at the papers they gave her from that day when she was groomed and they gave her so much of the sedative, she basically overdosed. I believe they are responsible for her dog's death. Never ever will we take our animals there again.

We certainly don't recommend this vet. My husband took the dog in after we adopted her and the vet totally overlooked that she had mass cell tumor's. We brought her in a few weeks later to have her spayed and have some skin tags removed. She not only missed it during the exam she used the excuse (when we found out from another vet who is excellent) that we only asked her to remove the skin tags and schedule her to be spayed! OMG! Never once did she mention she had Cancerous tumors which spread and are terminal. In addition when she spayed her she left tissue in her abdomen and she is in pain in addition to the cancer. We really don't have anything more to say except I can't imagine anyone using her. There are so many excellent veterinarian clinics in Tulsa and this has to be one of the worst ones.

A staff and veterinarian are really kind and so great with our dog! It's a small practice with a hometown feel. Highly recommend!

Love! They were so very kind and caring when we had to put our older dog Cash down. Thank you for making such an awful time a bit easier!!

The wait was a little long but definitely worth it. A lot more affordable than other vets and the doctor was very knowledgeable, caring, and explained everything to me. I didn't feel taken advantage of in any way and just had the best experience. Found my new vet place and I'm sticking to it :)

Make no mistake about it. This not the same clinic it was when Dr. Hecht owned the practice. It's been some time since I've seen a licensed business so unorganized and unprofessional. If you're seeking a good vet with a professional code of conduct who is about his or her business, I suggest you look further than Hecht Veterinary Clinic.Here is my experience with them:I was 1st introduced to Dr. Hecht around 1998 by my cousin, Rick Curl, who is a personal acquaintance of the Dr. My dogs and I frequented his practice for years with never a problem. Years have passed and during that time I moved away and returned. I know Dr. Hecht retired to Florida, so I was a bit surprised, but glad to see the clinic was still open.Tuesday march 12th I took a puppy to Hecht Veterinary to get a rabies shot and a health certificate with certificate of acclimation to send a puppy to California. all went well.Thursday March 28th I called Hecht Veterinary Hosp[ital to find out how much the veterinary costs would be to send a puppy to Hawaii. I submitted the appropriate information regarding this endeavor via e-mail, and received an e-mail back, from Megan Downing, asking the pup's age and informing me that they would contact me Monday on Tuesday with an answer to my question.Monday March 31st I called the office to politely explain that the prospective buyer had been calling me all weekend and needs to know (as soon as possible)how much the they will charge as this is the last bit of information he needed to help make a determination as to weather he could afford to import the puppy. I was told somebody would get in contact with me that day. That day came and went...as did Tuesday.Wednesday April 2nd I called the the vet again to inquire as to what happened. I also called Ponca City Veterinary Vospital to speak with Marc Campbell, the owner of Hecht Veterinary Hospital. Only after that, about 2 hours later, did I ever receive a call back from Hecht Vet.Fortunately, I didn't wait around on Megan Downing and the vets at Hecht. I found a PROFESSIONAL clinic that answered my questions and desired my business. As every vet in Oklahoma should know veterinarians in Oklahoma are a dime a dozen.