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12/16/2025

That time of season is finally here!!

12/12/2025

Tirzepatide vs. Semaglutide: The Simple Explanation



12/09/2025

JUST DROPPED! Immediate Weight Loss Consults Available This Week!

đź“Ť Virtual Visits Available in 38 States

Click or call! We're ready to get you on the schedule!

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đź“ž 405-696-7003

12/09/2025

When they assume the owner is a man...

12/08/2025

When marketing asks for content... again.

12/08/2025

You’re Probably Dehydrated This Holiday Season
(Here’s Why)
Click our link in bio to get rehydrated!

12/05/2025

Confused About Your Prescription? Read this first!

12/03/2025

Wednesday only! Come get a complementary B12 shot with every Office IV! Book Now or Walk-In

12/03/2025

MEOW-1 is a clinical trial being launched by Okava Pharmaceuticals (a California-based biotech firm). Instead of Ozempic/semaglutide, the study uses a different GLP-1 drug — OKV-119
— delivered via a small subcutaneous implant.
The implant is designed to continuously release the GLP-1 compound over a period of up to 6 months. MEOW-1 will enroll up to ~50 cats. Their weight and metabolic health will be tracked at 3 months, with follow-up through 6 months. What the study aims to test / Why it matters The idea behind MEOW-1 is to explore whether GLP-1 therapy could be a safe and effective way to help overweight or obese cats — a big concern, since many domestic cats are above ideal weight.
According to Okava, benefits might include: reduced appetite (less begging/scavenging), better portion control, improved glucose metabolism (which could help diabetic cats), and possibly healthier long-term metabolic outcomes (weight loss, lower risk of obesity-related issues, etc.). The implant approach (versus weekly injections) could make the treatment more practical for pet owners — avoiding frequent dosing. Important distinction: MEOW-1 is not testing Ozempic (semaglutide) itself. It’s using a different GLP-1 agonist (OKV-119 via implant). So even if MEOW-1 shows positive results, that does not mean Ozempic is automatically safe or approved for cats. In fact, most veterinary-medicine sources continue to say Ozempic/semaglutide is not safe or appropriate for feline use. Current standard care for overweight or diabetic cats remains: proper diet, portion control, exercise, and — for diabetic cats— veterinarian-prescribed insulin or cat-approved diabetes meds.

12/03/2025

Watch this if you want to learn how to use glp1s the right way.

12/02/2025

Ever heard of microdosing? 🤔

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Edmond, OK

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+14056967003

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Np2Go was born from an idea that people desire streamlined medical care as advanced as other parts of our lives. We can quickly order food, a ride, or other goods to our homes- so why wouldn’t we be able to order healthcare?

Skip the waiting rooms, avoid unnecessary illness exposure, and choose convenient care. Book online, over the phone, or text! We will discuss your medical history and if you are a candidate for services or not. These services are perfect for on the go parents, homebound patients, and college students. My services are not covered by insurance, which means the costs are upfront and clear with only ONE bill. Pay online (using Paypal, Venmo, Cashapp, or credit/debit card), FSA/ HSA cards, with a check, or cash.

Hello, my name is Kara De La Pena; I am the founder and CEO of Np2Go. I was born and raised in Enid, Oklahoma. I graduated with an Associate’s Degree of Nursing from Oklahoma City Community College in 2012. From there I worked in several intensive care unit’s in Oklahoma City honing my critical care skills. In 2014, I obtained my certification for Critical Care Registered Nurse, and my Bachelor’s of Science Degree from Northwestern Oklahoma State University. I graduated as a Family Nurse Practitioner from Maryville University in 2019. Np2Go was opened in September of 2019. Since September 2019, Np2Go has served over 500 patients across 5 different counties, and growing! In April 2020, Np2Go opened a brick and mortar location in South Edmond in addition to our in-home and virtual visits!