Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at Longview

Kindest vet I’ve ever gone to. I walked in (in shambles) for my cat that has a swollen infected eye. They saw him and took such good care of him. The way they treated my little Chicken helped calm my anxiety immensely. They’re affordable as well. I will be bringing Chicken back as well as our Dog, Pepper. My mom also plans to bring her cats as well! (Hadiyah!) me, Andrew and chicken are so grateful. Oh also Thank you so much to the kind and patient receptionists! You guys set such a great tone.

Dr. Ekblad is the best. She is a USDA accredited vet which makes her one of the only vets in the area who can help with the process of moving your pet overseas. She helped me with the appointments and signatures I needed to move my cat all the way to New Zealand and she even followed up to see how he was doing after his long journey. She is professional, organized, highly qualified and caring. Your pet could not be in better hands than hers.

Incredibly kind, attentive and loving staff from receptionist to doctor and all the vet techs. They helped us through our pup's final moments and even through my own grief I couldn't help but appreciate how amazing they were. When so many other vets seem more concerned with profit, these folks are clearly here to help animals above all else. Five stars just aren't enough.

Overall had a great experience at this facility. Only reason my review isn’t a 5 star is because of the long wait times and because the medicine they gave us for our cat wasn’t enough for his course of treatment. I will have to go back and get some more. Other than that the staff was friendly and my cat did start to feel better after taking the medication they suggested.

I had been going to this Vet for a while, but the lady working the front desk was rude to me, by not wanting to welcome me to the facility by purposely not speaking to me, but will speak to the dog, (on more than one occasion), therefore I suggested that maybe she should work from home, because when you are in the customer service business and you are the face representing the company, EVERYONE should be treated equally and fairly, and instead of having a conversation with the rude person their preference was to loose a paying customer with 3 ways they can get paid. The dogs don't talk, people do. It was easier for the vet Kirkman to try and correct the response rather than the behavior. The society we live in today. Why don't we all just be rude and gain a pass! You did me a favor by sh