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Hillcrest Animal Hospital, Little Rock Arkansas

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03/02/2024

Today is International Cat Rescue Day! Rescuing a feline companion can be an incredibly rewarding experience. 🐾🤍

Here is how you can help celebrate :
1. Share this post to help spread awareness on behalf of the cats waiting for a loving home
2. Who rescued who? If you have a rescue cat, share their story in the comments!

02/29/2024

Did you know that UTIs are common in pets?

Just like for humans, urinary tract infections occur when bacteria travel up into the bladder and reproduce.

If your pet is exhibiting symptoms of a UTI, consult your veterinarian. Not only is a treatment protocol important to follow, but further testing may need to be conducted as certain urinary tract disorders can mimic a UTI.

Tap “Share” to help keep your pet-parent friends in-the-know!

02/28/2024

This little gal is looking for a great home! She’s supposed to be a shepherd/Dottie mix but is only 7lbs at 10 weeks so may be more of a medium size grown up. She’s absolutely adorable and had her first vaccines. Message us here or call us if you’re smitten!

02/24/2024

Did you know that cats can become pregnant as early as four months old, and dogs as early as six months old?

Spaying /neutering cats and dogs is beneficial to their health as it removes the risk of unplanned litters and decreases the risk of reproductive illnesses.

Have questions on spaying or neutering? Call us today. We would be happy to talk through any questions you may have.

02/22/2024

PSA to pawrents – tomorrow is National Dog Biscuit Day! 🦴

Does your pet beg for their treat with some fancy tricks? If so, show us a video in the comments below! ⬇️

02/19/2024

This little foundling was taken to Out West Urgent Care Friday night and transferred to us. She is about 1 year old, toy poodle, 4lbs. If anyone recognizes her please call us. She’s adorable and we’d love to get her back to her family!

02/17/2024

It’s National Heart Month –a time to spread love as well as bring awareness to heart conditions pets can experience, such as heart disease.

There are various types of heart disease, and some can lead to heart failure. For this reason, awareness and early detection is our greatest defense. During your pet’s wellness exams, we will evaluate your pet’s heart health and detect any cause for concern.

If your pet is exhibiting symptoms, consult your veterinarian. Help us spread awareness by sharing this post! 💙

02/15/2024

Keeping our pets happy and healthy requires preventive care. Vaccinations are essential to help reduce the severity of certain illnesses and prevent infections. To ensure your pet is up-to-date on their vaccines, contact us today!

02/12/2024

This girl was picked up on Arch Street this morning after being hit by a car. She’s about a year old, was not wearing a collar. If anyone recognizes her, please give us a call. She’s very sweet!

02/10/2024

It’s Super Bowl LVIII weekend! Who are you and your four-legged friend rooting for tomorrow? Comment below! 🏈

02/08/2024

Caring for your pet’s dental health is pivotal in preventing decay, infection, and disease. Check out the 3 things you need to know about dental disease in pets and how you can help prevent it!

Share this post to help keep your neighborhood pet’s smile fresh and healthy!🦷
Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3UBrBe3

02/01/2024

Kicking off February by recognizing National Cat Health Month! 🐱

This month serves as a friendly reminder to schedule your cat’s wellness visit – helping to keep their health and happiness purrfect as can be! Join us in spreading awareness of by sharing this post!

02/01/2024

Kicking off February by recognizing National Cat Health Month! 🐱

This month serves as a friendly reminder to schedule your cat’s wellness visit – helping to keep their health and happiness purrfect as can be!

Join us in spreading awareness of by sharing this post!

01/27/2024

With January being National Weight Loss Awareness Month, we wanted to highlight the importance of healthy weight management for our pets.

Extra weight can predispose our pets to certain health conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancers, and more.

To help keep our pets at a weight that makes them feel their best, a healthy diet with regular exercise are the gold standard. At your pet’s wellness visits, we will examine their weight and overall health to determine any abnormalities.

01/25/2024

Winter is a popular time to make a home’s aesthetic extra cozy with aromatherapy using essential oils. Please be mindful that essential oils, ingested or inhaled, can be harmful to your pet, especially if they have pre-existing liver issues.

Signs of essential poisoning include:
-Difficulty breathing
-Uncoordinated gait
-Drooling
-Lethargy
-Weakness
-Muscle tremors
-Mouth or facial pawing
-Lip, gum, tongue, or skin redness or burns
-Vomiting

If your pet is exhibiting any symptoms, contact the Pet Poison Helpline (855-764-7661) and your vet immediately. Please share this post to help spread awareness.

01/20/2024

Today is National Hug Your Puppy Day, giving us just another reason to cuddle our furry best friends. 🤍

Be sure to give your pup their well-deserved hug and share a photo in the comments below!

01/18/2024

Just like humans, our pets can suffer from respiratory illnesses, especially this time of the year. Though highly treatable, if any of the shared symptoms occur, pet owners should contact their vet.

Having your pet vaccinated is key to reducing the severity of disease and preventing infection altogether. To ensure your pet is up-to-date on their vaccines, contact us today!

Share this post to help spread awareness.

01/17/2024

We will be opening late, 10am, tomorrow (Wednesday). Hopefully this will be the last day of modified hours. We appreciate all the flexibility!

01/16/2024

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We are planning to be open from 10a-4p tomorrow. Please be safe if you are out and about. We appreciate your patience and flexibility.

01/15/2024

Closed today!

01/15/2024

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Due to the snow and ice & for the safety of our clients and staff we will be closed tomorrow, Monday.

We do have staff that is caring for our hospitalized/boarding pets.

We will update a plan for Tuesday, tomorrow afternoon. We are hopeful roads will be clear and safer for travel by then.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

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01/13/2024

Tomorrow is National Dress Up Your Pet Day, and we have two very impawtent questions for you:

1. If pets wore pants, how would they wear them?
2. What is your pet wearing?

Let us know in the comments below!

01/11/2024

Regularly taking your pet to the vet for a wellness visit is essential, but we know it can be quite the event!

Here are our 7 Tips for a stress-free visit. Share this post to help reduce the stress other pets may experience.

For more on this, click here: https://bit.ly/3T0nirU

01/06/2024

❄️As temperatures drop, it’s important to take extra precautions to help keep your pet healthy and happy. Check out our top tips and share this post to help keep your neighborhood pets safe!

More on this here: https://bit.ly/3sP79L7

01/04/2024

Does your pet have stinky breath? It could be periodontal disease.

More than 70% of pets show some degree of periodontal disease by the age of 3. Regular exams and routine dental cleanings help us catch signs of disease and intervene before it exacerbates. Reach out to us today to schedule your pet's next wellness visit – we can’t wait to see their smile!

12/30/2023

2024 is almost here! Are you ready to yap out the old and bark in the new? Do your resolutions involve your pet? Share them with us in the comments below!

12/28/2023

The New Year is just a few days away! Here are our top pet safety tips so you can welcome in 2024 as safely as pawsible:

-Keep all pets indoors
-Make sure pets have an ID and are chipped
-Keep human food and alcohol away from your pet, and relay to any guests of this as well
-Keep your pet in a cozy area with music or a TV on. These sounds help to drown out any party noises and/or fireworks.

Spread positive New Year vibes by sharing this post! 🎉

More on this here: https://bit.ly/3TarQvT

12/23/2023

We can all agree that when a pet receives a new toy, their excitement is undoubtedly adorable!

Are you gifting your pet a new toy this holiday season? Tell us – or if they already received it – show us in the comments! 🦴🎁

12/16/2023

December is a wonderfur month – it’s National Cat Lovers’ Month!

Celebrate your feline friend by giving them their favorite treats, extra cuddles, and by showing us a photo of them in the comments below! 😻

12/14/2023

It’s the howl-iday season, but safety comes first. Here are our top holiday pet safety tips to help ensure your pet stays happy and healthy. Share this post to help spread holiday joy!🐾

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/46Tf9ZD

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Address

2900 Kavanaugh Boulevard
Little Rock, AR
72205

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(501) 663-1284

Website

http://www.hillcrestanimalhospital.org/

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Pattington and your friends at Hillcrest Animal Hospital want to say Happy Valentine's Day!♥️♥️♥️

🌟Employee Shoutout Tine🌟 Mary recently celebrated an anniversary with us! She joined our Hillcrest family 20 years ago! If you know anything about Mary, you know she is knowledgeable, kind, and warm and friendly. Often times you can find her handing out gold stars to fellow co workers on a job well done! Today we got to give her some "gold" of her own. Thank you Mary for 20 years and 20 more. We appreciate you!