Wheatland Veterinary Hospital

05/13/2024

We will be closed today,
Monday May 13th, due to electrical work to our facilities!
Sorry for any inconvenience! If you have an emergency you can reach the on call veterinarian at 405-368-2699!
Thank you!

03/14/2024

Please take the time to go vote for Dr. Matousek’s daughter, Jocelyn! It only takes about 2 minutes!! Thank you!

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02/18/2024

Finally were able to have our Christmas Party a couple months later! Thank you to Enid Axe for the hospitality! We had a great time!

12/30/2023

12/22/2023

The Wheatland Crew had the best time working the last night!🎄🎅🏼 Merry Christmas to All!

09/06/2023

Wheatland Veterinary Hospital is excited to introduce our new Associate Veterinarian, Dr. Amanda Skinner.

Dr. Skinner was born and raised in a small town in California. From a very young age, she aspired to become a veterinarian. Growing up on a small farm, she raised and showed horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, and goats. These FFA projects, combined with the interactions and guidance of local veterinarians, honed her animal husbandry knowledge and skills. This sparked her interest in animal care and desire to become a veterinarian.

After graduating high school, Dr. Skinner attended Fresno State University, where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in animal science. During this time, she worked at a mixed animal veterinary practice, in addition to managing Fresno State’s school sheep herd. Her work experience not only helped prepare her for admission into veterinary school but also solidified her decision to become a veterinarian.

In 2017, Dr. Skinner was accepted into the Kansas State University College of Veterinary medicine and was excited to begin her journey to the Great Plains! During her time in veterinary school, she was a member of several college clubs, worked for the college’s large animal ICU, and assisted in several research projects. In 2021, Dr. Skinner achieved her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.

Since graduating, Dr. Skinner has practiced in Western Oklahoma and in Edmond before landing in Kingfisher with her husband and son. Dr. Skinner is excited to begin a new chapter as part of the Wheatland Veterinary Hospital team!

09/01/2023

Wheatland Veterinary Hospital will be closed on Monday September 4th for Labor Day! Thank you!

06/30/2023

💥Just a reminder we will be closed the 3rd-10th! If you are needing medications refills please do so by 5:30 today!! Thanks!💥

06/26/2023

We will be closed Monday, July 3rd through Monday, July 10th! We will reopen on Tuesday, July 11th! Thank you!

06/11/2023

Happy Birthday to our ! She is always loving on the animals! Thankful for everything she does for us! Hope you have a great day!🧡🎉

05/05/2023

Happy Birthday to our beloved office manager! Thankful for all you do for us and the clinic!💚🎉🍹

05/05/2023

We will be closing at noon today! Sorry for any inconvenience!
Thank you!

05/01/2023

🎉🎉Celebrating 3 Years at Wheatland Veterinary Hospital with Dr. Matousek!🎉🎉🎈
We love serving Kingfisher County and the surrounding communities! Thank you for your continued support!

We would also like to introduce our newest member!
Toonces the Cat!🤎

04/13/2023

In light of the recent outbreak of Canine Influenza Virus in Oklahoma City and surrounding communities, Dr James Matousek would like to share his professional opinion with the clients of Wheatland Veterinary Hospital in Kingfisher, Oklahoma on the virus and the necessary precautions that need to be considered.

Canine Influenza, or dog flu, is caused by influenza type A virus that is specific to dogs and currently includes two infectious strains. Canine Influenza is highly contagious in confined populations of dogs and can also infect cats. It is not considered zoonotic and, therefore, cannot infect humans.

A mild form of Canine Influenza, involving a soft, moist cough or dry cough similar to kennel cough, is most commonly reported. In addition, clinical symptoms can include sneezing and nasal discharge. In more severe cases, pneumonia-like symptoms of high fever and respiratory distress have been observed. Although the majority of dogs recover without incident, in rare instances it can be fatal to dogs with other health complications.

It is important to remember that Canine Influenza cannot be diagnosed by clinical symptoms alone. Not all coughing dogs have been infected with Canine Influenza. Although, testing for Canine Influenza is performed at Veterinary Disease Diagnostic laboratories, the necessary sample collection and submission can be performed at Wheatland Veterinary Hospital.

Treatment for Canine Influenza should be left to the expertise of a veterinarian. A vaccine for Canine Influenza does exist, however, unfortunately, it is unavailable for shipment at this time. When the vaccine is available and obtained, Wheatland Veterinary Hospital will be prioritizing the administration of the vaccine to high risk patients first. When suitable supply of the vaccine is attainable, it will be available to all patients.

If your pet is exhibiting clinical symptoms of Canine Influenza and has recently been confined with other dogs known to be infected, you should seek the advice of your veterinarian.

Your Wheatland Veterinary Hospital, in Kingfisher, Oklahoma will consider all scientific and common-sense approaches to helping treat and prevent Canine Influenza for the welfare of its patients! We will be taking every precaution to minimize exposure of healthy dogs to Canine Influenza by safely scheduling appointments and monitoring entry into the building of dogs exhibiting Canine Influenza symptoms or have been in contact with another dog positive for Canine Influenza. Please contact on our office at 405-375-6099 if you have any questions or concerns!

04/10/2023

**Updated**

4/11/2023
Diamond M Cattle and Genetics is pleased to offer eighty-nine bred heifers for private purchase. Sixty of these heifers come from the Diamond M purebred and commercial angus cow herd, while the other twenty-nine heifers were selected from the 4B Hereford commercial cow herd. All of these heifers were vaccinated pre-weaning and at weaning with modified live Pyramid 5 + Presponse and Caliber 7 Blackleg. In addition, they all received their Brucellosis Vaccination (Calfhood) prior to weaning. Approximately sixty days prior to breeding the heifers were vaccinated with modified live Express 5 – VL5 and received a Multimin trace mineral injection. All heifers have been artificially inseminated to Select Sires low birthweight bull Compound. Forty of the heifers, currently weighing 1000 #, were artificially inseminated in the first week of January for October 15, 2023 calving. The other forty-nine heifers, currently weighing 850 # were inseminated in the first week of March for December 15, 2023 calving. All heifers were exposed after artificial insemination and continue to be exposed to a four-year-old, proven low birth weight cleanup bull purchased from Pollard Farms.
Please contact Dr. James Matousek at 405-375-6699 or 405-368-6099 for more information on sale details.


Dr. Matousek had 89 bred heifers for sale. Please contact us here at the clinic if you are interested! More information to come! Serious inquiries welcome.

03/29/2023

•Everybody meet Joey!💕
•She is the sweetest little girl!
•She loves riding in the truck to go check cattle!

03/23/2023

Happy Birthday Dr. Matousek!🎉🎈
Thanks for being the best boss! We hope you have a great day!

03/17/2023

Happy Friday!
Here’s a good laugh for ya! Pulling a calf got a little messy!

03/17/2023

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! 💚
We hope you have all the luck of the Irish today!🍀

03/16/2023

Everybody meet Sprig!💚
He just couldn’t keep that tongue in his mouth!

03/14/2023

💥We are pleased to announce that we now have T-Shirts with our logo for sale!💥
We have Royal Blue, Gray, Black, Kelly Green, Turquoise, Purple, Red, Pink, Orange, and Yellow!
We have sizes Small-2XL.
Small-XL are $15.
2XL are $17.
Shipping, if needed, will be an additional $5.
Please message privately or call the clinic to place you order! Thank you!

03/13/2023

Hello Bandit!
Bandit was really enjoying his treat!💚

03/10/2023

Everybody meet Bullet!💙
He’s the sweetest boy!
Enjoy the outtakes! He really wanted the treat his momma had!

03/08/2023

Hello Buddy!🧡
Buddy is an 11 week old Australian Shepherd!

03/07/2023

Hello Yagr!💙
He is an 11 week old Husky!

03/03/2023

Everybody meet Koda!
She is an 15 week old Cane Corso!💕

03/03/2023

Happy Birthday Michelle!
We hope you have a great day! 🎉💜

03/02/2023

Everybody meet Tuck! He is a 13 week old Cocker Spaniel!🧡