Bent Arrow Vet

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We recently lost our sweet cat, Lucky, and the care we received from Bent Arrow Veterinary Hospital was beyond anything we’ve ever experienced. Dr. Fisher and Dr. Huckabee are incredible — kind, compassionate, and truly gifted at what they do. Ashlee and the entire staff treated Lucky and our family with such love and respect that it brought us real comfort during a heartbreaking time. They went above and beyond in every way, and even sent a thoughtful card and cookies that meant so much to us. You can tell this team genuinely loves animals and cares deeply for the families who bring them in. If you’re looking for a vet clinic where your pets are treated like family, Bent Arrow is the place. Their kindness, professionalism, and compassion are unmatched. Highly recommend!

I took my little cutie Ranger there yesterday to see what’s going on with him. Everyone at the clinic was very helpful, kind, and knowledgeable. There was just a few minutes wait time and they were able to rule out the issue I brought him in for. They performed a few tests on him and called me the next day, as promised, to tell me the results. This sounds like it should be pretty standard and expected, but unfortunately this is rare these days. I highly recommend this clinic to others if you value true veterinary practice and customer service. Your fur baby is in good hands with them comes first.

Great people, reasonable prices, couldn't ask for more. We drive past two or three other closer vets to get here. They've saved my cat's life more than once, and I can't say enough good things about them.

I love this vet clinic and recommend it all the time to my co-workers , friends and family. Every time i come in the staff is so friendly, helpful and full of advice. They take their time and do not make you feel rushed. They have done extra things for me for which i was not charged. My cat was not doing too well and I came in three times for a follow-up and was only billed once!!! Again, wonderful vet!!!!

Honestly I cannot recommend going to Good Sheperd enough. Not this place. I used to go to Bent Arrow, but after I took my duck here and they didn't do anything for her besides tell me she aspirated, I went elsewhere. Her aspiration was secondary to her illness, I believe she ate something toxic. I gave her an aspiration when i did a charcoal flush. I told them this. They did not say there was a procedure they could even do. She was having a hard time breathing, they did nothing to help her with that, they sent us home with meloxicam, and an antibiotic and she died 3 hours later. (Surgery is rarely the first choice for aspiration in ducks, which is often treated with supportive care and medical management, but options include tracheal surgery (like a resection and anastomosis for seve