Farmington Veterinary Clinic

11/15/2024

Farmington Veterinary Clinic veterinarians and staff love helping our community for the past 5 years! Thank you Katherine Miller for asking us! We love our cardinal families!

11/03/2024

10/31/2024

Halloween safety tips from American Veterinary Medical Association:

*Don't feed pets Halloween treats. Raisins can cause your pet’s kidneys to fail, and candy may contain substances toxic to pets, such as chocolate or xylitol (a common sugar substitute found in sugar-free candies and gum). Often, you won’t be able to tell what a treat or piece of candy contains just by looking at it.

*Make sure your pets have identification (microchip, collar, and ID tag) that will make it easy for someone to contact you and return them home in case they escape through an open door while you're distracted with trick-or-treaters.

*Keep lit candles, jack-o-lanterns, and other Halloween decorations out of reach of pets.

*Keep all human costume pieces away from pets, along with glow sticks, decorations, batteries, and other holiday items. When chewed, glow stick items can release liquid that tastes really bad and can make pets drool excessively or act strangely (though it isn’t likely to be harmful). Other costume parts and decorations might cause choking, internal injury, or illness.

*If you plan to put a costume on your pet, make sure it follows these guidelines:
Fits properly and is comfortable
Doesn't have any pieces that easily can be chewed off or cause choking
Doesn't block your pet's sight, hearing, breathing, mouth, or movement
Take time before Halloween to get your pet accustomed to the costume, and never leave a costumed pet unsupervised.
If your pet is wary of strangers or has a tendency to bite, put them in a room away from the front door during trick-or-treating hours, or provide them with a safe hiding place.

*Keep your pet indoors.

The veterinarians and staff wish you a safe and Happy Halloween!

10/17/2024

It is vet tech appreciation week! Chamber Charley from Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce stopped by Farmington Veterinary Clinic to spend the week.

Thank you Bethany Greiving, Breanna Gaskill and Jennifer for all your hard work and dedication you give to our patients and their pet parents!

09/21/2024

As great as this season has been, we have reached the end! Come celebrate with us with our last market of the season and come enjoy the party! We are celebrating Roscoe's 14th birthday 🎂🐾🎁🎊 Roscoe would love if you could donate to Roscoe's Pet Pantry for his birthday so that he can share the love with pets in need in our community. You can grab your furry friend a pup cup too!

09/02/2024

In case of an emergency please call Animal Emergency and Speciality Clinic at 479-927-0007.

We will reopen on Tuesday at 7:30 AM. Have a safe holiday and enjoy the beautiful weather!

08/31/2024

Stop and see Roscoe he will be collecting donations for his pet friends in need in Farmington, Prairie Grove, and the Fayetteville homeless community.

08/21/2024

DONT FORGET!!! This Saturday our big fundraiser!

Please note and support our wonderful sponsors🐾🐾
**SUBARU OF FAYETTEVILLE
**LEGEND REALTY
**PG TELECOM
**VINEWOOD ANIMAL CLINIC
**ARVEST
**FARMINGTON VETERINARY
SERVICE
**ARCOM
**CRITTER SITTER

Humans are FREE to enter!!
Dogs must be spayed/neutered🐾🐾

RAFFLE PRIZES/VENDORS/PUP CUPS

07/04/2024

We are closed so that our veterinarians and team members can celebrate July 4th. In case of an emergency please call Animal Emergency and Specialty Clinic of NWA at 479-927-0007.

Dogs and cats have a much higher sense of hearing than us humans do. While we may hear fireworks as musical pops, our pets experience them with much higher intensity. 💥

As with thunder and lightning, the loud booms and flashes of fireworks are very unpredictable, causing confusion and fear for pets. Cats and dogs cannot understand what is happening when they hear fireworks which instinctually triggers their fight-or-flight response to unknown threats.

Here are some ways to prepare and comfort you pet during summer fireworks displays: https://www.thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/how-to-calm-pets-during-fireworks

10/19/2023

Roscoe and friends will also be collecting pet food donations for the Farmington Pet Food Pantry! Stop by and see us for a pup cup!

Please click the link to complete this form.

10/15/2023

Thank you to our awesome vet techs! We appreciate all that you do for our patients and pet parents!

10/06/2023

It has been a wonderful season full of change but great opportunity for Farmington Markets! We have had a wonderful season with fabulous vendors and we would love for you to join us for our last market of the season! We really want our season to go out memorably and we hope that you can help make that happen. We are closing the season with a Haunted Dog Day Market! We want you to come dressed in your Halloween costume as well as your pet! We will be holding a costume contest for visitors, pets and for our great vendors! We will also be hosting a Chili Cook-off and would love to see you at Creekside Park from 9-1!

09/28/2023

September 28th is World Rabies Day and also is the anniversary of Louis Pasteur's death, the French chemist and microbiologist, who developed the first rabies vaccine.

Come out to Creekside Park Saturday, September 30th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM for our rabies clinic during Farmington's Fall festival. Rabies vaccine will be $15 per pet. If you are a resident of Farmington you can also pick up a city tag for your pets free of charge with proof of rabies vaccination.