Clayton McCook, MS, DVM

 

Dr McCook is a native Texan and grew up in Granbury, which is outside of Fort Worth. He went to high school in the small northeastern New Mexico town of Springer, where his family operated a small organic farm. Dr. McCook has a BS in Biology from Texas Christian University, a BA in Spanish from the University of Texas-Arlington, and a MS in Animal Science from the University of Connecticut. He received his DVM from Texas A&M University in 2009 and then completed a racetrack internship with Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery (ESMS), headquartered in Weatherford, TX, in 2010. Dr McCook stayed on as an associate with ESMS and worked the New Mexico racetrack circuit for a year before transferring to the ESMS Oklahoma division in 2011. He currently works the Remington Park Quarter Horse meet in Oklahoma City and also works part time at Fair Meadows in Tulsa and Will Rogers Downs in Claremore. While his primary practice is located in OK, he is also licensed in NM, TX, AZ, and FL. Dr. McCook lives in Edmond with his wife Cindy and his daughters Lily and Olivia, ages 6 and 4. In his spare time Dr. McCook enjoys spending time with his family, attending church at St. Mary's Episcopal, and volunteering with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and the Oklahoma Large Animal First Responders (OLAFR), a nonprofit large animal disaster relief organization he helped form in 2013 following the devastating tornadoes that affected the Oklahoma City area.

 

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