Susan Streeter, Board Certified Surgeon

12/02/2025

Pic of the day! This sweet boy, Remy, is here today for a gastropexy and neuter. And for those who are wondering, Remy is a Bernedoodle. Part Bernese Mountain Dog, part Poodle, part handsome gentleman.
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12/01/2025

We are hiring!!!

***To apply please email resumes to covsokc@gmail.com***

Central Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists is seeking a Registered Veterinary Technician to join our team in a busy surgical practice. The ideal candidate will play a crucial role in providing high-quality care to our animal patients while supporting our board-certified surgeon in various clinical tasks. This position requires a strong understanding of veterinary terminology, animal handling, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment. We work closely with referring veterinarians and pet owners to provide specialized surgical care for our patients.

Responsibilities:

Assist veterinarian in examinations and/or surgical tasks

Perform laboratory tests

Maintain proper and accurate medical records

Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by the veterinarian

Monitor animal behavior and vital signs to detect any changes in health status

Educate pet owners in proper post-op care and techniques

Maintain cleanliness of the clinic including exam rooms, surgical suites, and treatment area

Provide animal care in kennels including feeding, walking, monitoring their health changes

Qualifications

Proven experience in animal handling and restraint techniques.

Strong knowledge of veterinary terminology and animal anatomy.

Experience with surgery is preferred, but we are willing to train.

Understands the importance of client education.

Ability to work well under pressure while maintaining attention to detail.

A compassionate attitude towards animals and their well-being is essential.

Multi-task efficiently
Positive and supportive team player.

Benefits

401(K)
PTO Accrual
CE Allowance
Scrubs provided
Shoe allowance
License Reimbursement
Employee Discount

Schedule

Monday-Thursday (some Fridays should be expected)
No Weekends
No Holidays
30-35 hours weekly

09/10/2025

Pic of the day! Everyone say Hi to Herschel! He is here for his TPLO surgery.

08/20/2025

Our phones and internet are down. Cox is working on it and will hopefully be fixed shortly. Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you need to reach us you can call and hit option 1 and leave a message. We will return your call.

08/13/2025

***To apply please email resumes to covsokc@gmail.com***

Central Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists is seeking a Registered Veterinary Technician to join our team in a busy surgical practice. The ideal candidate will play a crucial role in providing high-quality care to our animal patients while supporting our board-certified surgeon in various clinical tasks. This position requires a strong understanding of veterinary terminology, animal handling, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment. We work closely with referring veterinarians and pet owners to provide specialized surgical care for our patients.

Responsibilities:

Assist veterinarian in examinations and/or surgical tasks

Perform laboratory tests

Maintain proper and accurate medical records

Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by the veterinarian

Monitor animal behavior and vital signs to detect any changes in health status

Educate pet owners in proper post-op care and techniques

Maintain cleanliness of the clinic including exam rooms, surgical suites, and treatment area

Provide animal care in kennels including feeding, walking, monitoring their health changes

Qualifications

Proven experience in animal handling and restraint techniques.

Strong knowledge of veterinary terminology and animal anatomy.

Experience with surgery is preferred, but we are willing to train.

Understands the importance of client education.

Ability to work well under pressure while maintaining attention to detail.

A compassionate attitude towards animals and their well-being is essential.

Multi-task efficiently
Positive and supportive team player.

Benefits

401(K)
PTO Accrual
CE Allowance
Scrubs provided
Shoe allowance
License Reimbursement
Employee Discount

Schedule

Monday-Thursday (some Fridays should be expected)
No Weekends
No Holidays
30-35 hours weekly

01/22/2024

We are closed today January 22rd. Everyone stay safe and warm. Snuggle up with your fur babies. We will reopen Tuesday 23th at 8:30!

06/27/2023

Do to weather our phones are down! We apologize for the inconvenience.

07/20/2022

We at Central Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists want to give our deepest sympathy to Sergeant C.J. Nelson’s family and Edmond Police Department. Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved in the accident. 

Our sincere condolences,
Dr. Susan Streeter & Staff

07/19/2022

Happy tongue out Tuesday!!! 

07/05/2022

This is Dobbie, a 12 year old Boston Terrier. Dobbie came in to see Dr. Streeter on June 21st completely paralyzed. Dr. Streeter performed a surgical procedure called a Ventral Slot. What is that you ask? A ventral slot is a surgical procedure for disc herniation in the cervical spine. The approach is from the underside (ventral) of the neck, where intervertebral discs are located. A small hole (slot) is drilled through the center of the desk and a small portion of the adjacent vertebrae. This allows access to the spinal canal at the location of the herniated disc. Small instruments are then used to remove any free fragments of the disc material that have herniated or ruptured into the spinal canal. Two weeks later look how GREAT Dobbie is doing! Her owner is over the moon with the outcome of Dobbie’s surgery. ♥️

06/22/2022

Everyone meet Wrench! Wrench is a male Maine Coone kitty. Isn’t he so handsome? Wrench is here for a cryptorchid/neuter surgery. Cryptorchid is the absence of at least one testicle from the sc***um. It is a most common birth defect involving male genitalia.

06/14/2022

Here at Central Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists we offer CT imaging!
What does that mean for our patients? It means that we are able to give our veterinarians more accurate information to diagnose certain disorders. CT technology helps not only in deciding if surgery will be beneficial, but it also helps with surgical planning.

Good candidates for CT imaging include patients with nervous system disorders, such as seizures, neurologic disorders, or tumors. CT imaging is also valuable for imaging the brain.