Gully Animal Hospital

Our preventative care services include wellness exams, vaccinations, and health screenings to maintain optimal pet health. We emphasize early detection of potential issues through regular checkups, ensuring pets receive timely interventions. This proactive approach helps prevent serious conditions while promoting longevity and quality of life for companion animals.

We utilize digital radiography and ultrasound for precise internal diagnostics. These technologies enable detailed visualization of organs, bones, and soft tissues without radiation exposure. Our advanced imaging capabilities support accurate diagnoses for conditions affecting the heart, lungs, and abdominal organs in pets.

Our dental care includes professional cleanings, extractions, and oral health assessments under anesthesia. We address periodontal disease, tooth fractures, and oral infections while providing home care guidance. Regular dental maintenance prevents systemic health issues linked to poor oral hygiene in animals.

We offer critical care for pets experiencing trauma, poisoning, or acute illness. Our facility handles life-threatening conditions with immediate stabilization, monitoring, and intensive therapies. Available during extended hours, our emergency services ensure timely intervention for severe injuries or sudden medical crises.

Our boarding facilities provide safe, comfortable accommodations for pets when owners travel. Grooming services include bathing, nail trimming, and coat maintenance. Both services are performed by experienced staff prioritizing animal comfort, with pre-boarding health checks required to ensure guest safety.

Dr. Gena Williams earned her veterinary degree after studying animal science at Oklahoma State University. She brings extensive clinical experience in companion animal care to our hospital's team.

Dr. Brad Franklin specializes in soft tissue and orthopedic surgery, with prior practice experience in Oklahoma before joining Gully Animal Hospital in 2007.

Dr. Austin Webb grew up on an Oklahoma cattle ranch before pursuing veterinary medicine. He trained under senior doctors at our hospital during his education.

Dr. Grace Samson earned her veterinary degree from Louisiana State University in 2022. She provides comprehensive medical care for small animal patients at our facility.

We provide preventative care, diagnostics, surgery, dental services, emergency treatment, boarding, and grooming for companion animals.

Yes, we offer urgent care during extended weekday hours and Saturday mornings for critical pet medical situations.

While walk-ins are accepted, scheduling appointments ensures timely service for non-emergency veterinary needs.

Pets must have current vaccinations and complete a health exam before boarding to ensure safe accommodations with our staff.

Digital X-rays and ultrasound provide clearer diagnostic images with immediate results, enabling faster, more accurate treatment decisions for pets.

Staff is wonderful. They ALWAYS answer the phones even when they are slammed and will always go out of their way and even out of their own pockets to care for your pets. I dont have anything bad to say about this place, Ill still drive an hour just to have my kiddos seen. They follow HIPPA laws when it involves your pets care to keep their information and your information safe.

Dr. Franklin is an extremely insensitive human being. I was trying to schedule an appointment for my dog's surgery and instead of kindly declining, he made it a point to emphasize that it was my lack of funds that is causing my dog pain. While I tried to scheduled in May, I was informed that he is booked out. Now that I am trying to schedule an appointment in June, it's too complicated and he refuses to perform the surgery.

Which is great since now I am questioning his empathy and his experience. Lastly, before I left, he made it a point to throw the specialist information and mention that I am SOL since the specialist is fully booked for July. To save you the time, please just go see the specialist. You might think you are saving money, but is it really worth it to have to see Dr. Franklin condescending attitude?

This is the only place I'll ever take my cat again! After getting my 7 month old British shorthair neutered somewhere else, we brought him home and he was bleeding. The place he was neutered was already closed by the time we came home and he was bleeding a lot. I was so panicked and didn't know what to do. We went straight to gully animal hospital since they are open late and we had a good experience when he was vaccinated there.

We walked in without calling prior and they let us know there would be a wait but they were able to see us quickly. I was so upset and worried about my kitty but the way they helped him and spoke to us was so comforting. Seriously everyone at gully is just so amazing! This is the kind of place where you know your pet is in good hands and being cared for. Doctor Sanders also called a couple of days later to follow up and see if my kitten was doing better and thanks to her and the nurse who helped us he is perfect and healing great. Definitely recommend this place!

Our go to for vet needs. We've been going for over 10 years now. Lucy loves it here she did come home with a cut under her eye from boarding with no explanation though. Thus the missing star. We prefer the boarding at grand prarie location for boarding, seems cleaner and newer.

We were in from out of town visiting and brought our dog with us. One evening she started having trouble getting comfortable and wasn't acting quite like herself. We brought her in and thankfully Dr. Franklin was able to see her. Him and technician Lauren took great care of her, and loved on her. Turns out she hurt her back some how. She is doing much better now. If we lived locally I would gladly make Dr. Franklin her regular Dr.

We took our cat for grooming but had to make an appointment with the vet first and make sure she had all her shots before she got groomed. The vet checked her and vaccines were administered. Our car is almost 18 years old and something they were fully aware. An appointment was made to cut her hair about a month later. We dropped her off this morning (04/26/2022) for her appointment. We got a call around 1pm saying that they were not going to be able cut her hair because she could not stay still and needed to be sedated but for that to happen we needed to see the vet again because she was too old and blood work needed to be done.

They already knew how old she was. I guess all the pets stay still when a stranger is trying to cut their hair or perhaps they all need to be sedated. I guess they did try and this is how they left her.

Everyone at the office is so sweet and they're really efficient. They are also great at scheduling those last minute appointments when your furry friend needs some care