Fast & Compassionate Veterinary Care
Fast online care for your pets—without the stress of the clinic.
Book a secure video appointment with an Oklahoma-licensed veterinarian. Get a straightforward plan, safety guidance, and prescription medications at your convenience.
Prefer texting first? Text us at (239) 493-1800.
Choose your appointment type
⚡ Urgent Telehealth (Seen in 1 hour or less)
- Best for time-sensitive concerns when you need answers fast
- Clear plan + home care steps + prescription medications when indicated + what to watch for
- ER/urgent-care triage guidance if needed
🌴 Same-Day Telehealth (Today)
- Great for non-emergency concerns and second opinions
- Get a clear next-step plan without waiting days + prescription medications if needed
- Referral guidance if hands-on care is needed
Common concerns I can help with
- Vomiting / diarrhea (mild–moderate)
- Itching, allergies, ears
- Skin bumps, rashes, hives
- Appetite changes / mild lethargy
- Limping / mobility questions
- Toxin triage (what to do right now)
- Second opinions & next-step planning
When you should go to an ER now
- Breathing distress, blue/pale gums
- Collapse, unresponsiveness
- Seizures or repeated seizures
- Suspected bloat: swollen hard belly + retching
- Uncontrolled bleeding
- Severe pain, paralysis, major trauma
- Continuous vomiting / can’t keep water down
About your veterinarian
Dr. Shad Wilkerson, DVM
Oklahoma-licensed veterinarian with over 19 years of veterinary experience.
My approach is simple: clear communication, practical next steps including prescriptions when appropriate, and honest guidance about when hands-on care is needed.
FAQ
Do you offer phone-only appointments?
Telehealth visits are performed by real-time video for the best clinical accuracy and to meet telehealth requirements.
Can you prescribe medication?
When clinically appropriate and permitted under Oklahoma law, yes. Some medications (and durations) may be limited without an in-person exam.
What do I need for the appointment?
A smartphone or computer with camera, good lighting, and any recent records/photos/videos of symptoms.
