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All Pet Center

Whatever your pet's need, we have it covered. From general veterinary services and emergency services to grooming and boarding, we are here for you!

We are concerned and care about the welfare of your "friends". All Pet Center is comprised of a modern animal hospital, laser surgical unit, radiology department and on-site laboratory. We emphasize preventive care whenever possible to ensure a happy, healthy and long life for your pet companions. At All Pet Center and Mid-South Animal Pain & Therapy Center, we're dedicated to providing quality pet care services for Hot Springs Village, Arkansas and surrounding communities. All Pet Center is a full service, small animal veterinary medical facility providing in-house surgeries, a full range of diagnostic laboratory services, alternative veterinary treatment options such as stem cell therapy, veterinary orthopedic manipulation, laser therapy, and a complete pet pharmacy. Quality patient care and client satisfaction are our top priorities. All Pet Center offers you and your pet the most advanced state-of-the-art veterinary medical services in a caring and compassionate atmosphere, providing personalized service that is second to none. Don't hesitate to contact us if you are in need of help for any pet related problem. You and your pet are our first priority!

08/27/2024

We are proud to announce that our hospital has partnered with AllyDVM to provide a larger range of services offered! Among those services is our all-new PetPage by AllyDVM app, aimed to simplify pet care.

We're excited to provide an improved experience with all-new digital self-serve tools:

Update your information, request refills, and request appointments
Easy registration and login process
Pet ID you can customize and share
Set up and receive in-app notifications and reminders

The new PetPage app is available for download today!

Follow these steps for a better pet-care experience:

1. From your phone, please download the PetPage by AllyDVM mobile app from the Google Play or Apple store,

2. Open the app and click the "sign up" button on the home page. Enter the email address on file at our hospital (if you are not sure you have an email address on file with our hospital or need to update your email address, please call us at 501-625-3418 so we may accommodate you accordingly), choose a password, and click the create account button.

3. Once you receive a confirmation email, use the link in that email to verify your account. (Check your SPAM folder if you do not see the confirmation in your inbox.)

Not an app user? You can access your pet's information through our online portal from any computer at https://practices.allydvm.com/ !

Please contact our office at 501-625-3418 with any questions or concerns, and we will be happy to assist. We look forward to talking to you soon!

08/26/2024

Happy National Dog's Day!!
We invite you to share pictures of who you are sharing National Dog's Day with!

“Nobody can fully understand the meaning of love unless he’s owned a dog. A dog can show you more honest affection with a flick of his tail than a man can gather through a lifetime of handshakes.” ―Gene Hill

08/25/2024

In honor of we would be remiss if we didn't recommend our favorite flea and tick prevention that can protect your pet from those itchy, annoying fleas!

With 3-month and 1-month options, Bravecto is proven to be the most effective treatment for fleas and ticks!

If you have any questions about Bravecto or would like to purchase a dose, please contact our office at 501-625-3418 or you may visit our online pharmacy at https://villagepetservices2.securevetsource.com/index.pml

We look forward to talking to you!

08/23/2024

Routine diagnostic tests can detect urinary issues early, preventing complications like infections or stones. 🐱💦 Regular check-ups ensure your pet’s urinary health is monitored and maintained. Schedule a urinary health check-up for your pet!

08/22/2024

Poor dental hygiene in your fur babies can lead to tartar buildup, gum irritation, and even serious health conditions like periodontal disease.

Our team at the All Pet Center Animal Hospital & Emergency Clinic is here to help keep your babies teeth shining bright with our dental cleaning protocol!

Call us today at 501-625-3418 to book their cleaning now!

08/21/2024

At the All Pet Center Animal Hospital & Emergency Clinic, we understand that veterinary care can be expensive or out-of-reach for many people. With that being said, we are excited to announce our partnership with the myBalto Foundation! Our partnership has allowed our hospital to have our very own "Angel Fund" to provide veterinary care to individuals that could not afford care under conventional means. In the following months, we will be creating many exciting fundraising agendas to allow for us to support this cause and serve our community to the highest extent we can.

For more information on the myBalto Foundation or to make a donation, scan the QR code listed in the image or visit our donation site at the domain listed below.

Thank you for your support!

https://allpetcenterhsv.donation.mybaltofoundation.org

08/12/2024

August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month!

05/07/2024

Introducing our new online pharmacy! Click link at the bottom of post or call 501-625-3418 to sign up!

https://villagepetservices2.securevetsource.com/site/view/Home.pml?utm_source=vetfinder&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=vetfinder

03/29/2024

03/02/2024

can't wait for the sumo!!

02/23/2024

Our groomer Cassie has returned today if you are needing a grooming appointment call to schedule today!

02/22/2024

Today is National walking the dog day! Do you have fur babies that love to go for walks?

02/20/2024

Today is National Love you pet day!! Please share all your loved fur babies!

02/19/2024

Today is National Tug of War Day lets see all those playful furry friends!

02/18/2024

HYPERTHYROIDISM
Hyperthyroidism is an endocrine disease that affects middle-aged and older cats. It is most commonly caused by benign growths on the thyroid gland that increase its size and function, leading to an increase in the concentration of thyroid gland hormones.

Signs of hyperthyroidism in cats include:

Excessive amounts of energy
Increased appetite
Weight loss
Restlessness
A veterinarian will order lab tests to diagnose hyperthyroidism. The right treatment can reduce functioning thyroid hormone levels and help cats live a healthy, normal life.
If you suspect your cat has any of these symptoms do not hesitate to call the All Pet Center at (501)-625-3418!

02/17/2024

Generally, a cat weighing 20% more than their ideal weight is considered obese. Feline obesity shortens a cat’s lifespan and makes them more susceptible to diseases and health conditions including:

Diabetes
Joint problems
Cancer
Heart disease

If you are concerned that your cat may be obese, contact All Pet Center at (501)-625-3418! Dr. Bob will determine an ideal weight goal based on your cat’s overall health and recommend a new diet plan to help them shed some pounds.

02/16/2024

FELINE LEUKEMIA VIRUS (FELV)

FeLV is a cancer-causing retrovirus that is spread through cats’ saliva, blood, f***s or urine. Alley Cat Allies reports that most cats get FeLV from their infected mothers at birth or through contact with other cats, such as through mutual grooming. FeLV can weaken the immune system and cause severe anemia, making the cat vulnerable to other diseases.

Symptoms on FeLV include:

Seizures or neurological disorders
Various eye conditions
Persistent diarrhea
Persistent fever
Skin, urinary or respiratory infections
Weight loss
Loss of appetite
FeLV can cause leukemia, lymphoma and infertility. Although there is no cure for FeLV, cats can live long healthy lives with the proper treatment.

02/15/2024

FELINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (FIV)

As the name indicates, FIV is a disease that compromises a cat’s immune system, leaving them vulnerable to additional infections or illnesses. Since FIV is most commonly passed from cat to cat through bite wounds, outdoor male cats who get into fights are most likely to develop the virus.

FIV is diagnosed through bloodwork. There’s no cure for FIV, but infected cats can live normal lives if the condition is managed properly. FIV often goes undetected and affected cats may not experience symptoms until years after infection. Symptoms may progress as the cat ages and can include:

Gingivitis
Loss of appetite
Poor coat condition
Fever
Chronic or recurring infections

02/14/2024

Happy Valentines day from the All Pet Center if you would like to come in today we will be here call (501)-625-3418!

02/13/2024

The All Pet Center is celebrating Mardi Gras Today we have beads to hand out to owners and patients! Come see us walk in or call (501)-625-3418!

02/13/2024

Did you know cats can get diabetes mellitus? The four main symptoms of diabetes mellitus in cats are increased thirst, increased urination, weight loss, and increased appetite.

If you believe your cat is experiencing any of these symptoms and need to have him/her seen call the All Pet Center today at (501)-625-3418

02/12/2024

What Is a Urinary Tract Blockage in Cats?
The medical term for urinary tract blockage is urethral obstruction, since the urethra is the portion of the urinary tract where the blockage has occurred. You may also hear it referred to as a “blocked cat.” Regardless of the term used, a urinary tract blockage means your pet can’t empty their bladder.

In a normal cat anatomy, urine is produced in the two kidneys and travels down their respective tubes (ureters) to the bladder. When a pet is ready to urinate, the urine travels from the bladder down a single tube (urethra), through the p***s in males and v***a in females, to the outside. Urinary blockage occurs most commonly in male cats because the male urethra is skinnier than the female one and more prone to blockage.

This blockage can result in life-threatening consequences such as dangerous electrolyte abnormalities, which can affect the heart and cause kidney failure and bladder rupture

If you notice your cat straining to urinate call the All Pet Center immediately at (501)-625-3418!

02/11/2024

February is for our feline friends—it's National Cat Health Month! This month, take extra time to make sure your cat has a purr-fect bill of health not just in February, but year-round. Even if your cat seems completely healthy, regular wellness visits can help detect any issues in the early stages.

02/10/2024

Our groomer Cassie will be out for a vet conference February 17, 2024- February 22, 2024 she will start taking appointments for grooming on her return date February 23, 2024. We still have available grooming appointments open next week call (501)-625-3418.

02/09/2024

In honor of Pet Dental Health Month we would like to advised you that here at the All Pet Center we are offering 5% off if you bring in one pet and 10% if your bring more than one!

Did you know here at the All Pet Center when we do dentals we don't put any dogs or cats under anesthesia? As a safety precaution especially for older pets. Dentals are done with pets lightly sedated, so they aren't uncomfortable in any way.
Dental disease, especially when it's severe, can be quite painful for dogs and cats. Keeping your pets teeth and gums healthy will help prevent oral pain. Also preventing possible further damage such as organ damage. Bacteria in the plaque can enter the bloodstream and spread to the heart, kidneys and liver.
Routine dentals also help your pets with bad breath. Call us at 501-625-3418 and we can get you scheduled!

01/06/2024

Address

4147 N Highway 7
Hot Springs, AR
71909

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	8am - 8pm

Telephone

+15016253418

Website

http://www.hotspringsvillagevets.com/

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Merry Christmas from Dr.Bob and Staff!! We hope everyone is enjoying their holiday as much as our boarding babies enjoyed their holiday treats & dinner! 😋❤

Lily was found in the woods by her new parents, very frail and skinny. When she came into the All Pet Center she was lethargic. Dr.Bob was able to save her! She was saved twice! After a course of around the clock fluids, nutritional supplements, and treatments for worms ect, she is doing great and finally ready to go home! After everything she has been through it didn't break her kind spirit, she is the most loving puppy!

Boarding at the All Pet Center!!! With Christmas and New Years coming up, I'm sure everyone is busy with many exciting plans between traveling or celebrating with family it can get hectic. The All Pet Center is here to care for your pets during these busy times! ❤ We even do emergency last minute boarding for outside clients under special circumstances, we're here to help you in any way we can! Give us a call or stop by and see us for more information and we can get you all set up! 😊

Have you met our clinic guardian jack? or heard his story? His story was shared on many TV shows and various social media platforms in 2007. Lucky Jack was also featured in Ripley's believe it or not 2009 6th edition. A lot of money was raised for his recovery & surgery and then donated to the Animal Rehabilitation Foundation. The money was used to treat stray animals or injured birds, hawks, etc. Even a loggerhead turtle! So Jacks misfortune resulted in many good deeds! Jack is now a 16 year old blue-heeler mix. It was a typical, quiet Saturday morning in the All Pet Center in 2007. Dr. Bob was reviewing medical records when a couple teenage boys brought in a comatose dog with a hole in the side of his head. They said that he had been shot with an arrow. Dr. Bob could not see any evidence of that. The boys kept insisting that he had been shot. They said they had tried to pull the arrow out of his head. But said that it “broke off”. So Dr. Bob took an x-ray and there it was! The dog revived, miraculously. Dr. Bob sutured the broken upper jaw and gum and teeth back into place. His expectations were not very good for this poor fellow. Little did he know at the time of the extreme tenacity of this young dog! Over a period of three months Jack regained his health and gained weight. He was very scared of people. Only Dr. Bob and the staff could get near him. The arrowhead had not been giving Jack much discomfort. So Dr. Bob began to consider having the object removed. Dr. Bob thought it would be best to send Jack to a surgeon for removal. The big day for Jacks’ trip came! Dr. Bob had called Louisiana State University Veterinary College for the surgical referral. He was examined and x-rayed again and operated on by a visiting resident from Perth Australia. The surgery was very simple. The arrowhead had several razor blade barbs that the surgeon removed by breaking them with an instrument. The shaft was then removed. Jack came back to the clinic. Jack was d

Did you know Cold Laser Therapy successfully cures nearly every disease and injury? The cold laser isn't primarily just for injuries many diseases respond to laser therapy including cushions, kidney disease pancreatitis and many others. Dr. Bob has treated hundreds of patients successfully using this method.

This is a demodectic mange under the microscope!

Ava getting her bath ❤️🦜 *we do not own rights to this music*

I presented this presentation at the 2019 AVMA convention in Washington DC. My goal is to reduce the suicide rate among veterans by assisting them in acquiring a service dog. Dr Bob Zepecki DVM DAVK9.org

Hi everyone, my name is Penny. 🐈 I was saved off the highway with a broken leg and have made a full recovery! I am an 8 year old indoor tabby. I do not mean to boast, but I am pretty sweet and friendly. I am up to date on all my vaccinations, spayed and now that I am healed up, I am looking for my forever home. Even if you can not home me, please help my post get out thereby sharing it, so I can meet my person.

All Pet Center Laser Therapy

Celebrating 17 years of excellence and lots of happy doggies and kitties!

All Pet Center

All Pet Center in Hot Springs Village provides complete animal healthcare services for your animal companions.

This is Molly after a partially successful back surgery. She was unable to walk so the wheelchair was considered the best option. Not bad. But Dr Bob noticed that she still had some function in her back legs. Mollys' mom brought her for low level laser therapy and hydrotherapy. The result is in the other Molly video!!

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Dr. Bob Zepecki brings experience, compassion and innovation to All Pet Center. His involvement in veterinary medicine has spanned all areas of applied practice and preventative medicine from exotic species such as lions and tigers, to domestic animals and pets. Dr. Bob's outstanding staff and technicians will assist you with any questions or information you may need about your pet's health care. We are concerned and care about the welfare of your "friends". All Pet Center is comprised of a modern animal hospital, laser surgical unit, radiology department and on-site laboratory. We emphasize preventive care whenever possible to ensure a happy, healthy and long life for your pet companions. At All Pet Center and Mid-South Animal Pain & Therapy Center, we're dedicated to providing quality pet care services for Hot Springs Village, Arkansas and surrounding communities. All Pet Center is a full service, small animal veterinary medical facility providing in-house surgeries, a full range of diagnostic laboratory services, alternative veterinary treatment options such as stem cell therapy, veterinary orthopedic manipulation, laser therapy, and a complete pet pharmacy. Quality patient care and client satisfaction are our top priorities. All Pet Center offers you and your pet the most advanced state-of-the-art veterinary medical services in a caring and compassionate atmosphere, providing personalized service that is second to none. Don't hesitate to contact us if you are in need of help for any pet related problem. You and your pet are our first priority!