Please note: These are the precautions we are taking for the Canine Influenza Outbreak in our area.

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We are screening all appointments for possible exposure
Any pets showing signs of a respiratory illness will be seen curbside and staff will wear appropriate protective attire
We are deep cleaning our exam rooms, lobby, scale, and other surfaces after EVERY pet regardless of exposure risk status
We have ordered the Canine Influenza Vaccine and will begin offering it within the next day or so
We will keep apprised of this ever-evolving situation
You and your pets are our highest priority

Our Team

We have an amazing team of doctors and staff that give the best possible care to your pets. Come meet them below!

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Get to Know Our Veterinarian

We are solely dedicated to your pet’s care! We look forward to getting to know you, and we hope you’ll take the time to scroll down and get to know us.

Kaci Metcalf, DVM

Dr. Metcalf graduated from the University of Kansas in 2007 and Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011. She practiced in Boone, Iowa, for four years following graduation and then moved back to the Tulsa area in 2016 when she started working for the South County Animal Clinic and McKinney Animal Hospital teams. Dr. Metcalf is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association. She and her husband live in Glenpool with their two boys. Their family also includes two dogs and a cat. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends.

Chrystal Gregg, DVM

Dr. Gregg is originally from Manhattan Kansas. She graduated from Kansas State University in 2006 with a degree in biology and went on to graduate from the College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. Dr. Gregg has been practicing in the Tulsa area since 2014 and started at South County Animal Clinic in 2021. She has a special interest in pain management and anesthesia. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, gardening, traveling, and spending time with her 4 cats and her rabbit.

Meet Our Amazing Staff

Kara, Practice Manager

Kara is a Registered Veterinary Technician with a passion for providing top-notch anesthesia. She also enjoys feline medicine and providing fear-free care. Kara worked in the surgical specialty for several years before coming to us at South County. During her free time, she enjoys crafting, reading, spending time with her family and her six cats Lady Yunalesca, Twizzler, Ling, Google, Dante, and Fritti Tailchaser (and her dog, Chewbarka, too!).

Jacob, Registered Veterinary Technician

Jacob is a 2017 graduate of Oklahoma State University. He also graduated from Tulsa Community College’s Veterinary Technology program in 2020 and is studying to become a Registered Veterinary Technician. He has been in the veterinary field since 2013 and joined the South County team in August 2021. Jacob strives to make each patient visit as stress-free as possible. He loves the warm weather and enjoys golfing, spending his weekends at the lake, and going to garage sales.

Hailee, Veterinary Assistant

Hailee is a lover of all things nature-related. She has been working in the veterinary field since 2013 and is honored to be part of the South County Animal Clinic family since 2018. Striving to provide a calm, stress-free atmosphere for her patients, Hailee is most passionate about working with anxious or elderly pets that need a little extra tender loving care. Hailee has five precious animal children of her own, including two Maltese, two Standard Poodles, and a Sphynx cat! In her spare time, she enjoys training her dogs, traveling, hiking, camping, and trying new vegan food!

Lauren, CSR/Veterinary Assistant

Lauren has been working in the veterinary field since 2019 and has always been passionate about caring for animals. At home, she has three dogs: a Boxer mix named Jake, a Pug mix named Rigby, and a Golden Retriever mix named Molly. She also has two reptiles: a leopard gecko named Kobe and a bearded dragon named Dingo. Outside of work, she is in school full time and enjoys spending time traveling with friends and family.

Meet Our Clinic Cats

Sam

Sam came to us originally as an adoption cat in 2011. We fell in love with his personality and decided to keep him as a clinic ambassador. What Sam may lack in affection, he makes up for in attitude. When he’s not supervising the clinic, he can be found sleeping or looking for a dripping faucet to play with. Looks can be deceiving; although they could be twins, he and Sara are not related.

Marley

Marley was adopted from an animal shelter one day before she was scheduled to be euthanized. Marley’s passions are eating, sleeping, and playing with straws. Marley has slowly begun to replicate Sara’s famous hugs. Lucky for us, she doesn’t drool while hugging. This is new and infrequent behavior for Marley, and you are lucky if she chooses you to practice on.

Sara

Sara was found during the summer of 2010 with her brother behind a fence at a neighbor’s house. The temperature that day was a scorching 104 degrees, and their mother had not been seen all day. Dr. Shipman took the kittens in and bottle-fed them until they were old enough to be weaned. Sara loves to give hugs and nuzzle your neck. Be forewarned as she may drool a little! Clients love taking selfies while Sara hugs them. We would love to see your Sara-selfie on our Facebook page.