Dr. Lyon and his staff have been loving our animals since 2018! Even if just a routine follow up visit, Dr. Lyon most of the time pops into the room to say hello and see how things have gone since the procedure, etc. Always a professional and you can tell he loves his profession. I would highly recommend Dr. Lyon for all pet needs, including boarding when needed. read more

It is a shame I must write this review. Dr Lyon is a wonderful vet, but the office staff is cruel. At 3pm, hours before close, they refused to see my dog in an emergency situation despite me bringing my three dogs here for many years. The office woman was utterly cruel and heartless. My dog ultimately passed away in a strange vet office unfamiliar to him. Needless to say I am switching to an office with a more compassionate team. read more

All I can say is this place is a great place for all your animals. My last Rottweiler we would bring him to Dr Lyon and you could tell he likes what he's doing. Especially a big 200lb Rottweiler he wasn't scared to exam on him where as the other veterinarians was to scared to touch my dog or like well will need to muzzle him which I'm not a fan of. Great Dr I would highly recommend this place over all the other vets around here. This place seems to care and not scared of your pet!!! read more

I would never take an animal here because of Dr. Bellvie. I left my loving dog there because she felt like he needed fluids and she did bloodwork but did not do an x-ray. She flooded him with fluids and ruptured his bladder because she did not do an x-ray and see that he had crystals or a blockage. She called me very uncaring and said your dog is dead do you want me to do an autopsy. I said no don't touch him. I took him other places. And spoke to three other vets.She killed my loving animal with no remorse. The vet nary clinic sent a card and she did not even sign it. I would not take my dog cat or pet mouse to her. read more

After our dog was hit by a car at a low speed, we took her to a two DIFFERENT clinics over ten days. The summary is the OTHER CLINICS didn't clean any wounds and both missed a gash on abdominal. When we took her to Lyon's clinic, they immediately made a correct diagnosis, took her into surgery (after hours), amputating her tail, cleaning her wounds, putting stitches in where needed and placing a drain. They are not only thorough in their examination and treatment, they do good follow-up care, and leave clear instructions. Our dog survived because of their care. read more

Dr. Brad Lyon is such a nice man and our family pets love him. There's now a second veterinarian at Lyons named Dr. Jen Mullaly. We haven't taken our pets to see her as of this writing. The most important aspect for any veterinary clinic is the quality of care for your pets and, again, in this regard I could not be more pleased. We have both dogs and cats and all have been well-cared for by Dr. Lyon. He has performed fairly significant surgery on at least one of our pets and that pet made a full recovery and is with us to this day. Also important is the cleanliness of the facility and in this regard Lyons gets an A+. We have boarded our dogs there while out of town and have no problem recommending this service to others. Access in and out of the clinic can be a bit tricky depending on the time of day. Sunset is really busy right there especially being so close to the by-pass and Pilot Travel Center truck stop. When leaving Lyons I ofter turn right (west) onto Sunset out of their parking lot and turn around later when it's safe rather than risking trying to turn left (east) onto Sunset in heavy traffic. Please be careful. read more

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We went to Lyon Veterinary Hospital for the better part of about three years primarily out of sheer convenience. Having been in business as long as I have, I know a money-grab when I see one. Lyon is right next to one of the most affluent neighborhoods in Springdale, and I believe this is the reason they can get away with their current business practices. To be frank, rich people tend to not ask questions and rarely have a problem with spending $50 on a test. Their veterinarians seem very young, presumably directly out of Veterinary school or coming in with very little experience. They often couldn't give me coherent advice on what to do with my dog, and always seemed to be in a rush. On more than one occasion they gave my dog a vaccine without completely explaining to me what they were giving my dog, and in other cases, they wanted to run "precautionary" tests that were ultimately unnecessary given the circumstances of where and how my dogs live. They also give these vaccines before (this is important, emphasis on before) they actually see the animal for the specific malady they are in the office for. Your dog could have an incurable brain tumor but they will get that vaccine in before they see the dog about the tumor. If for whatever reason you don't believe your dog needs a specific test, they will call you monthly until you finally give in, and get that test. On one occasion, the vet missed an anal gland tumor on my dog. Thank god I didn't trust the young vet at Lyon and took my dog to Stanton's or she may not be with me now. We were able to catch the tumor before it spread but had I just stuck with the advice i got at Lyon, we would have never caught it. The straw that broke the camel's back for me, was on two occasions I ordered heartworm medication for my dog through Chewy but they denied the request until they ran an annual heartworm test. This is not a federal or state requirement, only a Lyon Vet requirement as per the office manager at Lyon. In this way, they seem to remove the decision making ability from the owner of the animal and frankly, this upset me terribly. As a former military officer and a highly educated person, I do not like not being in control. For most professionals, we live by our outlook calendar and I have standing, recurring calendar reminders for both flea & tick as well as heartworm meds. Taken together, one would believe they paywall substandard care behind unnecessary vaccinations and expensive tests. To conclude this already-too-long review, I want to leave you with another option. There are a lot of very good veterinarian hospitals around the area, specifically, one of the best, and the oldest is Stanton Animal Hospital in Fayetteville. We've been taking our animals there since well before I was born and we are now going back. It is not as convenient, but Derek Stanton and his father have never tried this stuff. Not only that, but when we take our animals there, the doctors actually take the time and the price is favorably comparable to Lyon. read more

Dr. Bellvie is my go to vet- she's done All My kitty appointments for my sisters cat- all the exotic check ups for my Rabbit and will now do all my kitty appointments for my new bud! She also did the declaw surgery for my first cat and his neuter- and he did great post surgery! Very helpful and knowledgeable staff! read more