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You can take steps to help your furry friend stay calm and do well at their medical appointments. The next time they visit your West Little Rock vet, try these tips!

Summer is a great time for most dogs. The weather is warm and there seem to be endless days to play outside, run, and swim. However, it’s also a dangerous time, especially as hot at Little Rock can get. Not only are there heat-related hazards, but pests...

It’s every pet owner’s worst nightmare – you discover your pet in some kind of medical distress, and you need to make immediate decisions about what to do. These decisions could mean life or death for your dog or cat.What do you do?Being prepared in advance is...

Dogs are scavenging carnivores, which means that they need meat to really thrive. So why do they eat something as random as grass?

Dogs are scavenging carnivores, which means that they need meat to really thrive. So why do they eat something as random as grass?

Arkansas has between 50 – 60 thunderstorm days a year, and that means your pets are probably stressed. Here’s what to do.

As we move into summer, Little Rock residents know to expect hot, humid weather for the next few months. In June, July, and August, the average high is between 89 – 93 (which means that half the days are above that!)All this means that our cats and dogs may struggle a...

Essential oils are extremely popular right now, for everything from aromatherapy to various therapeutic applications. There are even at least two major companies who have representatives selling oils to friends and family and recruiting additional representatives...

Children often start begging for a cat or dog at a very young age. Every one of the please includes the promise to take care of the animal, walk it, feed it, and clean up after it.  However, as adults we know that our children may quickly lose interest in the animal...

If you’re looking at getting your family a pet, you might be thinking small to start. In fact, small animals like guinea pigs, rabbits, and even hamsters are common first pets for families with children. You might wonder, though, if a rabbit is the right answer for...