Highly recommend. When My family and me moved down to Arkansas we chose to come here. I'm glad we…read moredid. They took care of our dog Max from annual shots, to allergies. When It came time to say goodbye to Max, they were the most loving and caring people at this time in need. Very kind and thoughtful. Dr. & staff very professional. Thank you.

Laurinda is a natural born dog charmer. My pooch loves to see her. He looks great and smells…read morewonderful when we leave. She is very detailed and takes time to love on your pet as she tends to them.

Our dog Rocky is dying from lymphoma. He had a couple of bad days recently and I was talking to my…read morevery elderly, hard of hearing husband about putting him down. When I was out of the room he called Hartman, demanding to speak to a doctor then questioned them, loudly about when we should do this. He wanted hard signs and symptoms. The staff and doctor was so Wonderful and patient with him. They endured his very loud discussion and repeatedly answered his questions in a kind, loving manner. They've always been wonderful with our dogs but they were wonderful with his grieving companion too.

I took my Schnauzer to Hartman for his entire life. At least 1x per year he'd get some sort of…read moregastrointestinal issue, usually a little blood in the stool. Almost a decade of charted issues and routine check ups. Somehow, his back tooth got bad enough that it got infected. Took him in on a Thursday and the vet prescribed him NSAIDs. Now, at this point, I have no idea. I'm not a vet. I trust the professionals. By Friday night he is puking up blood. Hartman closes at 5pm, this happened literally at 5:15 pm. So I hope for the best and plan on taking him in on Monday. He wound up having to go to the emergency vet because he started wailing in pain toward Sat night. Come to find out, NSAIDs are not good for gastrointestinal sensitive patients and is ultimately what caused his internal bleeding. Why was he prescribed NSAIDs with his charted history. A simple google search of "should you give NSAIDs to someone with GI issues" returns a resounding NO. Yet they did and my dog is no longer here because of it. My GFs dog, who grew up with my Schnauzer, was a long haired Daschund. After he was 10 years old, Hartman said over and over that his teeth were getting bad but at his advanced age, wasn't a good idea to be put under. Fast forward SEVEN years later of this being the same narrative when we would take him in and say "maybe we need to pull some teeth here". Nope, he's too old for that. Well, finally, his teeth abscessed and Hartman finally agreed to put him under and do some surgery. They cleaned his teeth and pulled a few and assured us he should be on the right path. Less than a month later we were back in their office because his mouth was worse. The infection was so bad it had eaten away some of his upper pallet and was rotting through the outside of the skin (see below EDIT: couldn't post due to it being graphic because his little face was THAT BAD). They FINALLY realized they fucked up and referred to us to Memphis to a vet that specializes in dental issues. They were appalled at his condition and could not believe that he had been under the care of a licensed Vet, much less Hartman who they take referrals from all the time. This vet is like a bad PCP. Cookie cutter diagnosis, always by the book even when the patient presents with obvious symptoms, nope, by the book. One dog died due to their negligence and my other dog suffered needlessly for YEARS with infected teeth because the book said it was risky to do a teeth cleaning on a dog that was 10. He lived until 17 AND HAD SURGERY AT HARTMAN at 17 years old. Had they taken his teeth more serious (and shame on me for "trusting" the professionals against my better judgement, a mistake I will not make again) my sweet little guy would have had a much better quality of life in his golden years. **I kept this all to myself for a few years until I realized they are paying to be promoted on Google as a top result. Please take your beloved animals anywhere else**

The whole staff is friendly and so helpful! Definitely seem to care and listen to all my concerns…read moreabout my pets care. Always able to get me in quick. Melody at the front desk is always super friendly and helpful! Would definitely recommend to anyone who is looking for a vet!

I cannot say enough good things about Greenbrier Animal Hospital. Melody is the sweetest and…read morealways willing to answer any question. Dr. Ward and the rest of the staff are absolutely amazing. They treat us like family. They go above and beyond with our dogs. Dr. Ward is very knowledgeable and thorough.

Great service! Not sure why there aren't any reviews here.. I found plenty on their FB page. They…read morerecently added new programs to make their training more inclusive to other breeds and worried fur moms like myself! No more pulling on leash! No more jumping on the neighbors and kids and my baby comes when called! I just drop him off in the morning and pick him up in the afternoon! Socialization training was so helpful. Will be using them again when I get my next puppy for bite inhibition, socialization and potty training!

From the owner: We specialize in Retriever Training for duck hunting as well as competitive gundog training for AKC…read moreand UKC hunt tests. We also offer Large Breed K9 obedience