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.

Dr Karen and the staff always provide excellent care! Whether it's urgent care or annual…read morevaccinations, I have received nothing but outstanding support. Highly recommend!

Good, honest vet clinic! If you love your pet, this is your place. Not the cheapest, but the good…read moreones never are.

My puppies love Rowdy Ruff house! We try to drop them off at least once per week. The staff are…read moreamazing. We get picture updates. We get to see who else is there. Lots of the same dogs so they get to hang out with their friends. Very clean facility. We have left them there for vacations and we know they are safe. They have great treat options. The prices for trims and baths are much less than our vet. We go to Boulevard Vet (shout out!)and they work closely with them so if there are any issues and we are away they will take them there. They have a ton of reviews on Google if you need more reviews to read. If you have cats go to Amy's Happy Cats (shout out !) but if you have dogs (even shy or old ones) come here. Prices are decent. Great pick up and drop off hours. They respond right away to messages on their app.

I ABSOLUETELY WILL NOT GO ANYWHERE ELSE. My husband, dog and I travel from Northern Louisiana to…read moreMaumelle AR to the nearby Softball Park. Rowdy Ruff House is right there, down the street. We have left our dog with them many times and are totally pleased with the care that they provide to our pet. They aim to please. I think "family owned" which means you really are getting valued care for your pet. I love these guys and look forward to seeing them each time we drive their way.

I was using this vet until I really need them and they show me the real of them. I had a pregnant…read moredog that when was about time, I call them as we agreed before on a working ours and they said they can't help me, and I need to call the Emergency at Little Rock where they are worst than them. They also said they can't help me. I started google for a new vet while my dog was on labor until Finally a vet clinic in Vilonia recommended me The Little Woods in Cabot and they just said " Can you bring her now?" And that was it. She had 3 healthy puppies on a natural way. No c-section needed it. This Clinic in Greenbrier when is Easy jobs they are good, when is hard and maybe complicated job, they washed their hands very easy. This was a couple weeks ago and by today I don't have a single call from them asking how was everything or any care from them. They looks and talks very nice but you are looking for professional who cares about your fur babies in good and bad moments. Very disappointed it!

From the owner: Welcome To Faulkner County Vet Clinic. Dr. Carl Fulton and our staff strive daily to provide the…read morehighest quality care for your beloved pets. It is also our goal to make your experience in our clinic as helpful and enjoyable as possible.

My big dog loves to go to doggy daycare here, I board him 2-3 times a year for long stays and he…read moregets great care. My little dog gets groomed there and gets in and out quickly.

From the owner: We offer companion animal boarding, daycare and grooming. We are located just outside of city…read morelimits and can care for any breed.

the first appointment to diagnose was great. unfortunately, after being told to call back once his…read moreantibiotics were finished... they told me the initial vet had retired and a second appointment was needed. Unfortunately what the first doctor said, isn't being held. I was told to call back if the first medicine didn't work and he would provide a prescription. in other words, the receptionist wants me to spent another $150. why did they assign a new patient to someone that retired within days after my appointment? June-Aug 2025 I'll be pulling his records to find a better vet.

The staff doesn't really have a attention to detail. I told them to call me on Friday and they…read morecalled me on Thursday and then said that they tried to reach me and then after I came in and had my dog exam and paid the fee for a consultation fee they basically left me hanging with a pregnant dog and then told me that I need to go find somebody else to do it which is fine but at the same time like I didn't bring my dog there to pay somebody and then have to go to a whole Nother bed so I would just say communication wise. This bed is not very good but at the same time I cannot attest that they have bad services for the actual animal. My review is purely based on poor communication between doctor staff and owner

While it is a clean facility for the kennels. The play areas did smell like urine and had poo in…read morethem. Which not knowing if any of the dogs there had internal parasites gave me a little concern. I could dose my pups up with meds to fight that. The people there, nice and polite, though did show bias for reactive dogs who bark when startled by strangers and fast movement. Never got to tell them that the dogs, while not liking the loud noise, are in an area that people use firearms at a nearby firing range. They never reacted to the other dogs until two dogs started in on each other (thankfully the dogs were from the same household and apparently are regulars with them), but my dog was aggressive when she pulled one of the employees back from the gate to the other area where the dogs were. Even though he wasn't going to go in, she didn't know that. I showed them at one point that she startles at fast "appearing out of nowhere" people, as she reacted to me coming around the corner after one of the employees had let the dogs out of the kennel while we were seeing if the pups would have issue with the people there. She barked at me and took up her "Cover" position behind the employee and was wary of me until she recognized that I was not a stranger. Being around her, I expected her to react that way since she was not seeing the employees as bad people. I could give a Five Star for the positives I saw, but my pup being called aggressive everytime she reacted to strangers she had only known for all of maybe an hour, she barked maybe 4 times the whole time. She's done the same when we go out and she wasn't paying attention and someone walks by the truck and she notices them suddenly (they "appeared out of no where"). The reaction to a perceived "bite" when she pulled the guy away from the "fighting" dogs. Even the guy said he had thought she had just touched him with a paw. I got concerned with her being treated with a bias that was just her normal reactions to strangers. The guy had no problem leading her on leash and getting her back up into the vehicle after our meet and greet. The place is clean. The people are polite. I just felt from the time we arrived and my pup's reaction to a startle of people and alerting to their presence, two high pitched barks, nothing else beyond watch after that and see if they were safe. She never showed any aggression, barked more than she felt she needed to. Which during the time we were there, there was one dog that was barking the entire time (nothing said about that dog being aggressive even though he was barking the entire time we were there nor about the two dog fighting), my pup went by the barking dog and could care less after a quick sniff, no bark or growl at that dog. The two boys in the next play area over "fighting" concerned her, but only with the safety of the guy who was in with us as we talked, and again no barking, growling, or aggressiveness from her. Her concern when dealing with other dogs are ferals around where we live, that would (ferals with aggressive behavior) fight her or her family, that try to get into our fenced yard. We have a puppy that was dumped into our yard, which we are fostering for a few weeks, that she had no problem with, she gets up and moves away when she gets tired of being chewed on. She barks at the calves across the road if they play fight where she can see them, which gets them to stop and stare at her, which she stops barking and does her "good that's done" snort and heads back to her chilling in the yard. Which I talked to them about. Thankfully I was able to find someone else after being told that they wouldn't be able to handle her during a time period they would have a lot of barking dogs and maybe a few hours of fireworks, over the week of 4th of July. Which would be like neighbors firing their rifles at targets, killing coyotes, or hunting during hunting season. The rest would be just the barking digs, which being in their own kennels and not mixing during time outside of their kennels, my pup would care less as long as they didn't threaten those she decided were part of those she needed to protect. They have seem to have no problem with the actually "aggressive" dogs. Once I voiced some of my concerns about a possible bias, there was a fabrication of how my reactive dog (which was during the time called aggressive) would not be able to be boarded for a week in July, because they would not be able to handle a reactive dog during the 4th of July fireworks and a lot of other barking dogs.

BowWow B&G is awesome. They took excellent care of my dog while I was out of the county for a few…read moreweeks. First off, the kennels are divided in half with part inside and part outside. The inside part is climate controlled. If your 4 legger is hanging out inside their kennel, they can't see the other dog but if they go outside they can see the other dogs. There's also a large and a medium play area for them to check out. My dog is a little spoiled and wouldn't eat at first, in an attempt to get her to eat they hand fed her fried chicken. After a few days she started getting into a routine. After a couple of days, I was really missing her and texted Blair, who sent me a little video of my pup. This put me at ease because I could see she was being well taken care of. A big shout out to everyone at BowWow. It's nice to have a place close to home if I need to leave my girl for a night or two.

I brought my chihuahua in for an ear infection. Dr. Nick and staff were incredibly gentle, patient,…read moreand attentive--exactly what my little one needed. They took the time to explain everything clearly, answered all my questions, and made sure my pup felt safe and comfortable.

I highly recommend Pet care Veterinarian . The vets and the staff are amazing and truly care about…read moreyour pets . Dr Nick took great care of my little fur baby . He tried his hardest to keep my sweet boy alive longer . But his little body was worn out . I love the Pet care Veterinarian clinic clinic . I highly recommend them.

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**

I brought my cat in for eye discharge. $150 dollars, two trips to the vet and 10 days of putting…read moredrops in his eyes twice a day, and the truth is they have no idea how to treat or what the discharge is from. Use home remedies they say. What a rip-off. Never ever go to that vet.