Have an Emergency or Urgent Situation?
We’re here to help. Contact us to discuss options for your pet.
More Options for Pet Care
In human healthcare, we’re used to having choices—whether that means going to the ER, visiting urgent care the same day, or waiting to see our primary doctor.
Until recently, pet owners didn’t have the same range of options. Now, with the growth of animal urgent care clinics, you have more flexibility when your pet needs timely treatment for conditions that are painful or concerning but not life-threatening.
If you’re searching for pet urgent care in Bentonville, it’s important to know what options are nearby so you can act quickly when your dog or cat needs help. Depending on the urgency, you may choose your regular veterinarian, an urgent care clinic, or an emergency hospital.
What We Treat
Sometimes it’s hard to know if an issue is non-life threatening or if it needs more care than our facility provides.
Urgent Care
Needs requiring immediate medical attention but may not be life-threatening.
Example services include but aren’t limited to:
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Eye & Ear Traumas/ Infections
- Lameness and Limping
- Allergic Reactions and Allergies
- Acute Respiratory Ailments (ie. Coughing, Sneezing)
- UTI Symptoms
- Abrasions
- Wounds from Animal Attacks
- Laceration Repairs
- Broken or Torn Nails
- Urgent Pet Parasite Control
- Minor Snake Bites – not affecting pets’ ability to breathe
- Toxin or Foreign Body Ingestion under 3 hours
When To Go Straight To An ER Vet
While we aim to deliver comprehensive care, certain conditions are better addressed by an emergency veterinary hospital or your primary care vet.
Emergency Care
Immediate need due to life-threatening medical issues.
Example services include but aren’t limited to:
- Respiratory Distress
- Toxin or Foreign Body Ingestion over 3 hours
- Unable to urinate
- Bloating, retching, or unproductive vomiting
- Major Trauma (ie, Falls from a height, Hit by Car, Head Trauma)
- Major Snake Bites – such as bites to the face affecting breathing
- Unconsciousness/ Collapse
- Heat Stroke
- Trouble Giving Birth
- Multiple Seizures
- Anything likely requiring overnight care
