Manley Animal Hospital

06/16/2024

04/14/2024

Do you know someone with an itchy cat? We are running a clinical study evaluating a possible new treatment for CATS with FLEAS, and we need your help! For each person you refer to our study, we will give you a $200 account credit, here at the clinic, as our way of saying, ‘thanks!’ For more information, give us a call, or speak with us in-person.

04/09/2024

We are running a clinical study investigating a treatment for cats with fleas! To participate, cats must be actively infested with fleas. The study will provide flea treatments for all cats and dogs in the household at NO COST to the owner. You may also receive compensation for your time! Contact us now to find out if your cat would qualify for enrollment!

03/09/2024

We would appreciate your vote for Pistol the orange Tabby cat.

01/22/2024

Inclement weather update: we will be closed for the entire day. Please call Dr. Joel if you have an emergency. 918-327-5451

01/22/2024

Due to inclement weather we will be closed in the morning and opening at 2pm. Morning appointments will be moved to the afternoon if needed. If you have an emergency Monday morning, please call Dr. Joel @ 918-327-5451

01/15/2024

It was a great honor to be invited to the Caney Valley Homecoming. These senior students will go far in life. Very proud of Kensly and Amaya

12/30/2023

Our office will be closed on Monday January 1st for New Years Day.

10/18/2023

We are currently accepting puppies and dogs into a clinical study evaluating a new treatment for intestinal parasites/worms, at no cost to you! Additionally, you could receive compensation for your time. Contact us or visit this informational page to learn more about this study opportunity. https://www.clinicalstudiesforpets.com/study/canine-intestinal-parasite

10/11/2023

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10/09/2023

Did you recently acquire a new puppy? They may qualify for a complimentary f***l exam as well as full coverage against intestinal parasites/worms, heartworms, fleas, and ticks! Click here for more information. https://www.clinicalstudiesforpets.com/study/canine-intestinal-parasite