Little Woods Animal Hospital

02/01/2025

🎉 Happy Birthday, Rumble! 🐾

It’s a special day for one of our very own—Dr. Eads’ pup, Rumble! He’s celebrating with a delicious birthday treat from our selection of goodies made just for pets. 🎂🐶

Is your furry friend celebrating a birthday soon? Stop by the clinic and grab a special treat to make their day extra sweet! 🎁 🐾

02/01/2025

🐾 Last Day to Enter! 🐾

Time is running out! Click on the original post to see how you can win.

🦷 February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷

We’re kicking things off with an exciting giveaway—a FREE dental cleaning for your furry friend!

Here’s how to enter:
✔️ Like our page
✔️ Share this post
✔️ Tag 3 friends in the comments

🗓️ Hurry! The giveaway ends Sunday, February 2nd, and we’ll announce the lucky winner on Monday, February 3rd!

Give your pet the gift of a healthier, brighter smile. Enter now, and don’t forget to schedule your pet’s dental cleaning with us at Little Woods Animal Hospital during the month of February for $20 off!

Good luck! 🎉🦷🐾

01/30/2025

Tuscany’s vet debut 😍

01/29/2025

Big day for little Sitka—first vet visit in the books! ✅

01/29/2025

🦷 February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷

We’re kicking things off with an exciting giveaway—a FREE dental cleaning for your furry friend!

Here’s how to enter:
✔️ Like our page
✔️ Share this post
✔️ Tag 3 friends in the comments

🗓️ Hurry! The giveaway ends Sunday, February 2nd, and we’ll announce the lucky winner on Monday, February 3rd!

Give your pet the gift of a healthier, brighter smile. Enter now, and don’t forget to schedule your pet’s dental cleaning with us at Little Woods Animal Hospital during the month of February for $20 off!

Good luck! 🎉🦷🐾

01/28/2025

🐾 Topic Tuesday: Microchipping Saves Lives! 🐾

Every pet parent’s worst fear is losing their furry friend—but there’s a simple way to make sure they can find their way home: microchipping! Did you know pets with microchips are over 2x more likely to be reunited with their families? 🐶🐱

Here’s how it works: A microchip is a tiny, rice-sized device implanted under your pet’s skin. It carries a unique ID linked to your contact info in a secure database. If your pet ever gets lost, shelters and vets can scan the chip and contact you right away.

💡 It’s quick, safe, and lasts a lifetime! Just don’t forget to keep your contact info up to date—it’s the key to making the chip work.

Your pet deserves the best chance to come home safe. At Little Woods Animal Hospital, we make microchipping easy and affordable. Call us today to schedule an appointment or to learn more about this life-saving step.

Let’s keep your pets safe, happy, and exactly where they belong—right by your side. ❤️🐾🏡

01/28/2025

01/24/2025

Sweet, serene, and oh-so-elegant!

01/24/2025

Fun Fact Friday: Did you know a rabbit’s teeth never stop growing? 🐇

Their teeth can grow up to 5 inches per year! That’s why it’s so important for rabbits to have plenty of hay and fibrous foods to chew on—it keeps their teeth healthy and prevents overgrowth, which can cause pain or eating problems.

We’re proud to care for all your rabbit friends here at Little Woods Animal Hospital, keeping their teeth and overall health in top shape!

01/22/2025

🐱 It’s Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day! 🐱

Have you ever wondered what’s going through your cat’s mind? Today’s the perfect day to imagine the funny, quirky, or curious questions your feline friend might ask—and maybe even try to answer them!

Join the fun! Share your cat’s “questions” in the comments, and let’s celebrate the hilarious curiosity of our furry friends. 🐾✨

01/21/2025

Topic Tuesday: Feline Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) 🐈‍⬛

Chronic kidney disease is one of the most common conditions affecting older cats, yet it often goes unnoticed until symptoms progress. CKD occurs when the kidneys lose their ability to filter waste properly, leading to a buildup of toxins in the body.

Signs to Watch For:
• Increased thirst and urination
• Weight loss and poor appetite
• Vomiting, lethargy, or weakness
• Dull coat, bad breath, or mouth ulcers

While there’s no cure, early diagnosis and treatment—including special diets, medications, and hydration support—can significantly improve your cat’s quality of life. Regular vet checkups are key to catching CKD early!

If your cat is showing these symptoms, schedule a visit with your vet to keep them happy and comfortable.

01/20/2025

Today, we celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader who devoted his life to justice, equality, and compassion.

At Little Woods Animal Hospital, his values inspire us to serve with kindness and care, whether for the pets we love or the community we support.

Let’s honor Dr. King’s dream by showing love, respect, and kindness to all — whether they walk on two legs or four. ❤️

01/19/2025

🥶 This wind is brutal! Don’t leave your pets outside unprotected. Bring them inside if you can—crate them in a garage, spare room, or bathroom if needed. A little extra effort can save their lives!

If they must stay outside:
✅ Ensure they have a sturdy, wind-blocked, and dry shelter
✅ Provide plenty of straw or bedding to keep them warm and insulated
✅ Check on them often to ensure they are okay and not in distress.

Harsh weather can be dangerous—even deadly—for animals. Don’t let them face this harsh weather unprotected. They’re counting on you! 💙

01/18/2025

🐾✨ What’s Your Pet’s Personality? ✨🐾

We want to know more about your amazing pets! Tell us: Which of these best describes your furry friend’s unique personality?

🐕 The Socialite – Greets everyone with wagging tails and endless love.
🐈 The Independent Soul – Likes their space but shows affection on their terms.
🐾 The Explorer – Always curious and ready for a new adventure.
🎾 The Playful Pal – Can’t resist a game of fetch or chasing after toys.
🍖 The Snack Lover – Food is life, and they’re always on the hunt for a treat.

💬 Let us know in the comments! ⬇️

01/17/2025

Queen Celine handled her vet visit with grace and just a touch of sass. 👑🐾

01/17/2025

🍫 Fun Fact Friday: Chocolate is NOT a Treat for Pets! 🍫

Did you know chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats? It contains theobromine and caffeine, which can lead to serious health issues—or worse—for your furry companions.

Signs of chocolate poisoning:
⚠️ Vomiting or diarrhea
⚠️ Restlessness or hyperactivity
⚠️ Panting or rapid breathing
⚠️ Increased heart rate
⚠️ Muscle tremors or seizures

💡 Fun Fact: The darker the chocolate, the more dangerous it is! Baking chocolate and dark chocolate have the highest levels of theobromine.

What to do if your pet eats chocolate:
1️⃣ Stay calm.
2️⃣ Call your vet at 501-982-9536 or a pet poison hotline immediately.
3️⃣ Be prepared to share details about the type and amount eaten.

Pro Tip: Keep chocolate out of reach, especially during holidays like Halloween, Valentine’s Day, and Christmas.

🐾 Share this Fun Fact Friday to help keep pets safe!

01/16/2025

From ‘Do I have to be here?’ to ‘Best day EVER!’ (Peanut butter may have played a role in the turnaround.) 🐾

01/15/2025

🦷✨ Next month is Pet Dental Month! ✨🦷

Give your furry friends the gift of a healthy smile! Throughout February, we’re offering
$20 OFF any dental cleaning.
Regular dental care helps prevent bad breath, gum disease, and other health issues.

📅 Appointments fill up quickly, so book yours today! Let’s keep those tails wagging and those teeth sparkling!

📞 Call us at 501-422-6155 or visit http://littlewoods.vet to schedule.