Large and small.
Care for the animals you call family. And the ones you call your livelihood.
Find care for your animalOut on your farm.Right here in Wynne.
Who needs a visit?
A lap cat or a whole herd. Start with your animal, and we’ll help you find the right care.
At the clinic
A good year starts with a checkup.
Wellness exams, vaccines, dental care, surgery and in-clinic imaging for your dog.
Wellness exam $58Vaccines and medications priced separately.
Request a dog visitSee all services & fees
A little less worry. A lot more patience.
We work at your pet’s pace. Tell us what makes them nervous before you come in.
A room of their own.
Cats go straight to a quiet room, away from the dog lobby.
A treat. A pause. A fresh start.
Non-slip mats, gentle handling and a moment to settle in.
Bring a little bit of home.
A familiar towel helps. You can wait in your car until your room is ready.
Your place is our exam room, too.
The truck heads out from Wynne for horses, cattle and goats across Cross and St. Francis counties. Let’s talk about a safe place to work and a time that fits your farm.
Plan a farm callNew here? We’ll make it easy.
Your first visit starts before you walk in.
Call or request a visit
Tell us about your animal and what’s changed. We’ll confirm the right appointment by phone.
Bring the useful things
Previous records, current medications, a leash or carrier, and the questions you’ve been saving.
Leave with a clear plan
We explain our findings, the costs and what comes next. If you’re unsure later, call us.
Notes from the clinic and the field.
Before the first cold morning
Check water access, body condition and your herd’s winter vaccination plan. Call early to schedule a herd visit.
Read the note
Check water access, body condition and your herd’s winter vaccination plan. Call early to schedule a herd visit. These notes are general information. Your animal’s care plan comes from an individual veterinary assessment.
A calmer trip for your cat
Leave the carrier out at home. Add a familiar towel and cover the carrier loosely for the drive.
Read the note
Leave the carrier out at home. Add a familiar towel and cover the carrier loosely for the drive. These notes are general information. Your animal’s care plan comes from an individual veterinary assessment.
After hours? Call first.
Emergency advice for existing clients. Leave your name, animal and callback number.
When to call
Trouble breathing, serious injury, collapse, or difficult labor need urgent veterinary advice. Do not wait for an online reply. New clients: contact the nearest open emergency hospital.
Tell us who needs care.
We’ll help you decide whether to come in or have us come out.
Request a visitCall (870) 555-0146