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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Beavers Animal Hospital

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Beavers Animal Hospital

Beavers Animal Hospital has been apart of the community since 1970. Dr Wilson took over the practice in 2000. We treat small animal and equine.

Beavers Animal Hospital, Inc. is a full-service veterinary medical facility, located in Lawton, OK. The professional and courteous staff at Beavers Animal Hospital, Inc. seeks to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for their highly-valued patients. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educational oppo

rtunities for our clients. strives to offer excellence in veterinary care to Lawton and surrounding areas. Please take a moment to contact us today, to learn more about our veterinary practice and to find out more information about how Beavers Animal Hospital, Inc. can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet. Dr. Holly Wilson graduated from Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1994. She began working at the Beavers Animal Hospital in Lawton shortly after graduation. Dr. Wilson purchased the clinic in 2000. Dr. Wilson married Jay Wilson in 1996, and they now have two boys - Zak and Bryce. The Wilsons live in Cache, OK. In the doctor's spare time she enjoys competitive barrel racing, cross stitching, and puzzle works. Dr. Wilson has many special areas of interest in the veterinary field, but her specialty is equine reproductive work.

08/26/2024

Let us see those dogs!

08/26/2024

The clinic will be closed Friday, 8/30 and Monday, 9/2. If your pet needs refills on food or meds please come by before Friday.

08/20/2024

Looking for someone to repair an automatic property gate??

08/20/2024

I still have several openings for teeth floats THIS THURSDAY (8/22). Call the clinic and get a spot for your horse, mini horse, mule or even unicorn, I need to fill Bobby's day up. 🤣 580-357-6644
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08/19/2024

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08/16/2024

*** Equine Owners***
I have some spots open for teeth floats on Thursday, August 22nd. Call the clinic and reserve a spot! (580)357-6644

08/16/2024

Thank you to everyone that booked our special!

08/14/2024

Help us techs out! Looking to give baths & nail trims for $20, so we don’t have to clean while Doc is gone. TOMORROW ONLY (8/15)

08/13/2024

Help us techs out, we just want to have fun while Doc is gone. So a bath & nail trim for $20!!! ***THURSDAY (8/15) ONLY***

08/05/2024

Two of our favorite techs are leaving us....Nathan is headed out for his second year at OSU, and Josiah has joined the Navy. So if you see these two guys in the next couple of weeks help us congratulate and wish them luck!

07/24/2024

If you see this girl in the next couple of days trying to convince you to give her a treat, go ahead because she is turning 8yrs old today!! Happy Birthday Mayze🎂

07/18/2024

The clinic is CLOSED today thru July 22nd. If you have an emergency and are an established client you may text Dr Wilson @ 580-583-4101, she will have very limited service. You may also call Chambers Veterinary Clinic @ 580-357-9833.

07/17/2024

Today is the last day to grab those medication or food refills for your pet! We will be CLOSED July 18th thru July 22nd.

07/15/2024

The clinic will be CLOSED Thursday, July 18th thru Monday, July 22nd. Please call/text, stop by or use the app to let us know about any refills you need to pick up for your pets.

07/11/2024

The clinic will be CLOSED Thursday, July 18th thru Monday, July 22nd. Please call/text, stop by or use the app to let us know about any refills you need to pick up for your pets.

07/04/2024

07/03/2024

The clinic will be CLOSED Thursday, July 4th. If you have an emergency you may call/text Dr Wilson @ 580-583-4101. We will re-open Friday morning @ 8AM.

07/01/2024

***Equine Owners***
I have one teeth float spot available for Wednesday, July 3rd. Let me know if you would like it,

06/27/2024

***ATTENTION***
Equine owners
I have ONE spot available for a teeth float. Call the clinic to reserve it!

06/20/2024

Happy 1st day of summer! 😎

06/18/2024

Miss Ethel is pretty in purple!

06/14/2024

Happy 30th Birthday Kalisa!!

06/04/2024

Mandrine has it backwards, today is National Hug your Cat Day not hug your co-worker 🤣

05/27/2024

The clinic will be CLOSED today. We will open at 8am Tuesday, May 28th. We hope everyone has had a happy and safe weekend.

05/13/2024

We are looking for recommendations for any person/business that does gutter work. Thank you!

05/09/2024

Please be patient with us as we are training a new receptionist! (But no really we are 😉)

04/30/2024

The clinic is closed for the rest of the week. We will open May 6th @ 8am. Doc will have limited phone service but you may text her if you have an emergency or you may call Chambers Veterinary Clinic @ 580-357-9833.

Address

12 SW Lee Boulevard
Lawton, OK
73501

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Website

http://Beaversanimal.com/

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As a living work of art, it's only fitting that the horse has their very own holiday. Today, on National Day of the Horse, we're celebrating our horses by crafting the highest level of care from muzzle to hoof to tail.

Happy Thanksgiving! Today we're giving thanks to the entirety of our horse's health care team, including our technicians, veterinarians and farriers.

Today, on Veterans Day, we thank, celebrate and honor those who have served our country.

Mayze doing her thing like the Princess she is!🤣

Happy Halloween! We hope your holiday is full of treats for both you and your horse.

Subsolar bruising occurs when there is repetitive trauma to the horse's sole, most commonly due to working on hard ground. Horses with no shoes, thin soles, and low heels are more likely to develop mild lameness from this condition. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Laminitis is a severe and painful condition affecting the horse's feet. Treatment for laminitis is critical – if left untreated, laminitis can cause life-threatening damage to the coffin bone and hoof. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Suspensory ligament injuries occur most commonly in performance horses and racehorses. Generally, signs of a suspensory ligament injury can include swelling and pain at the injured site alongside lameness, though clinical signs may vary. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Navicular syndrome is a broad term used to refer to changes to the navicular bone or any of its supporting structures. A horse with navicular syndrome will usually present with chronic and progressive lameness in the front feet. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Happy First Day of Fall! Here's to a season full of fresh apples for our horses and fall colors.

Flexor tendon injuries are a result of the tendons stretching beyond their elastic capabilities. This type of injury may also be referred to as a bowed tendon if the injury occurs near the mid-cannon bone. Depending on exactly where the injury occurs, clinical signs may include swelling, heat and pain, alongside lameness. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a progressive deterioration of the structures of the joint causing lameness that can be a gradual onset or happen acutely. Early recognition and intervention can prevent permanent changes. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Traumatic injuries can include anything from a wound or laceration to a fracture. Wounds or lacerations are typically visible and easy to identify, though something that appears minor may be more life-threatening, depending on the location. A horse that has sustained a fracture from a traumatic event will typically be exhibiting non-weight-bearing lameness. Contact us immediately if your horse has experienced a traumatic injury, or is otherwise exhibiting signs of severe lameness.

A hoof abscess can be caused by bacteria entering the hoof through a crack in the sole or hoof wall. Often seen during muddy conditions, a horse with an abscess will likely be hesitant to put any weight on the affected hoof. Work with your veterinarian and farrier if you suspect your horse may have a hoof abscess.

MJ was having a Beyoncé moment under the dryer. 🤣

We love horses everyday, but especially today on I Love Horses Day! How are you and your horse celebrating? Let us know in the comments below.

Have a happy and safe Fourth of July!

Celebrating the hoof heroes of the equine world during National Farriers Week! Thank you for keeping our horse's hooves happy and health.

Happy National Best Friends Day! Today we celebrate the bond between horses and their owners. Join in on the fun by sharing a favorite memory with your four-legged best friend in the comments below!

Happy National Trails Day! When enjoying trail riding, always remember to wear a helmet, bring a first-aid kit, and carry enough water for both you and your horse.