CityVet - Edmond Veterinary Clinic & Urgent Care

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Can dogs eat corn on the cob or hot dogs at your Labor Day BBQ?Quick answer: no! Bones splinter, corn cobs cause blockag...
09/03/2026

Can dogs eat corn on the cob or hot dogs at your Labor Day BBQ?

Quick answer: no! Bones splinter, corn cobs cause blockages, and chocolate/xylitol are toxic. Keep pet-friendly treats on hand instead.

A few other things to keep in mind: alcohol and soda are off-limits, fresh water + shade beat the heat, supervise pool time (not every dog's a strong swimmer), set up a quiet space for fireworks-sensitive pets, and clear the yard of citronella candles, bug spray, and skewers.

A little prep = a fun, stress-free weekend for everyone!

08/31/2026
Did you know?!They're far more driven by aroma than flavor, which is why warming up food often tempts a picky or recover...
08/31/2026

Did you know?!
They're far more driven by aroma than flavor, which is why warming up food often tempts a picky or recovering patient to eat.

Did you know?!The backward-facing papillae wick saliva down to the skin during grooming.
08/27/2026

Did you know?!
The backward-facing papillae wick saliva down to the skin during grooming.

Happy National Dog Day. We're grateful to be part of their care!
08/27/2026

Happy National Dog Day. We're grateful to be part of their care!

Why does my dog snore? 🐾💤Short answer: snoring happens when airflow gets partially blocked in your dog's nose or throat ...
08/26/2026

Why does my dog snore? 🐾💤

Short answer: snoring happens when airflow gets partially blocked in your dog's nose or throat during sleep, causing tissue to vibrate. It's usually harmless — but not always.

Common causes:
Breed: flat-faced dogs like Pugs, Bulldogs & Boxers snore more due to shorter airways
Sleep position: snoozing on their back can block airflow
Weight & age: extra fat or looser throat muscles narrow the airway
Allergies: dust, pollen & smoke can irritate nasal passages
Medical issues: infections, respiratory problems, or sleep apnea

When to worry: sudden/louder snoring, labored breathing while awake, or snoring + coughing, discharge, or appetite changes.

Not sure if it's normal? Book a visit, and we'll help you (and your pup) sleep easy.

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Select all images that make you happy. ✅✅✅Spoiler: it's all of them! Every single one!This is your reminder that pets ar...
08/21/2026

Select all images that make you happy. ✅✅✅

Spoiler: it's all of them! Every single one!
This is your reminder that pets aren't just pets — they're the reason you hurry home and the reason your camera roll may or may not be 80% full….

Those tiny teeth hurt more than they have any right to.If your kitten is ambushing your ankles, they're not being mean —...
08/19/2026

Those tiny teeth hurt more than they have any right to.

If your kitten is ambushing your ankles, they're not being mean — they're being a kitten.
Keep a wand toy within reach and swap it in the second they go for your hand. When play gets rough, stop and walk away — they learn fast that teeth end the fun. And watch for the tells that they're overstimulated: tail flicking, ears back, pupils blown wide. That's your cue to take a break.

If biting starts suddenly or only when you touch one spot, it could signal pain, and you should talk to your veterinarian.
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Did you know?!Each nostril samples air independently, letting the brain compare inputs and work out which direction a sc...
08/18/2026

Did you know?!
Each nostril samples air independently, letting the brain compare inputs and work out which direction a scent came from.

We would LOVE to introduce you to our new Associate DVM, Dr. Ryan Robinson! Please give us a call at 405-960-0030 to sch...
08/14/2026

We would LOVE to introduce you to our new Associate DVM, Dr. Ryan Robinson! Please give us a call at 405-960-0030 to schedule an appointment!

Dr. Ryan Robinson grew up in Wasilla, Alaska, where he developed an early love for animals and the outdoors. His family later moved to Seattle and then Scottsdale, Arizona, where he broadened his perspective and strengthened his commitment to animal health and welfare.

Dr. Robinson earned his bachelor’s degree in animal science from Oklahoma State University in 2014 before earning his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Along the way, he gained valuable hands-on experience working as a kennel technician and veterinary technician. His passion for animals and conservation even took him to South Africa, where he worked in wildlife conservation and participated in community spay/neuter clinics.

His professional interests include surgery, internal medicine, exotic animal medicine, wildlife conservation, pain management, and dermatology. He has previously worked with Banfield and Rose Rock Veterinary Hospital and is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Dr. Robinson believes every day is an opportunity to advocate for animals and provide them with the care and compassion they deserve. One of his long-term dreams is to establish a wildlife conservation organization of his own.

Outside of veterinary medicine, he enjoys tabletop games, paintball, basketball, hiking, and, most importantly, spending time with his family.

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16325 North May Avenue, #A1-A 3
Edmond, OK
73013

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 10am - 7pm

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