I worried about going out of town and putting my animals in a kennel in a strange place with people…read morethey did t know. Meredith came out to the house and met my animals before I went out of town and then sent me texts with pictures of my animals every day. I never had to worry about my pets while I was out of town and my pets got to stay in their own home and be well taken care of!

From the owner: The focus of Pet And Go's pet sitting service is quality animal care. My genuine joy when caring…read morefor clients leads to peace of mind for you and comfort for your pet. Your peace of mind comes from knowing your animals are being taken care of the way you would in their own environment. It is why I come to you. Pet And Go is insured and bonded providing complete assurance and security regarding your pet sitting choice.

Thanks for getting Gruff in today for grooming. He looks so much better and is ready to party!! I…read moreknow he's a wiggle worm and appreciate your patience with him! Oh, and the new paint color, awnings and sign looks terrific!

Grooming is great! My dogs love her, kenneled them for 9 days and got updates and pictures every…read moreday.

Awesome place, staff is wonderful and the care provided is exceptional care for my dog.read more

I moved to Beebe in 2021. Shortly after we moved we took my daughter's cat, Mr. Frank, to what we…read morethought would be his new Vet. He had to have a little snip snip done because he was coming of age. When I picked him up he was glued, not stitched, and Dr. Boyd said one of his tentacles did not descend and he just couldn't find it. Which makes the poor cat kind of annoying, caterwauling all the time. That night the clue didn't hold and there was blood everywhere and a huge hole in his tummy. My daughter was bawling. I took him back to Dr. Boyd the next day and not only did they charge me for another visit, especially since his surgery was way more overpriced than what I am used to paying, he acted like it wasn't important and just said give him these antibiotics, he will be fine. And charged me more for that. He acted like it was our fault the glue failed, but the kitty had a large collar on and no one else was messing with his incision. The cat was lethargic for almost a week. We didn't think he was going to make it, but he pulled through. Now we drive all the way to Stuttgart to Dr. Hinkle. Best veterinarian in Arkansas!!!

My big dog loves to go to doggy daycare here, I board him 2-3 times a year for long stays and he…read moregets great care. My little dog gets groomed there and gets in and out quickly.

From the owner: We offer companion animal boarding, daycare and grooming. We are located just outside of city…read morelimits and can care for any breed.

It is so hard to find a qualified Avian Veterinarian. I am SO GRATEFUL to have Dr. Hawley nearby!…read moreShe is so kind to my little feather balls and best of all she knows exactly what she is doing. I spent thousands of dollars at "avian" vets when I was living in NYC, and more often than not I had to return over and over again because my pets were misdiagnosed. Not at Kiehl Ave! Both of my visits were quick and effective, no time or money wasted. They are very affordable. Birds are so difficult to treat. I took my little guy in for some digestive problems last week--one quick diagnostic test and a round of antibiotics later, everybody is eating and chirping and flying around. THANK YOU DR. HAWLEY! I don't know what I would have done without you.

Working here was one of the most toxic experiences I've had. The practice manager and owner created…read morean environment where employees felt undervalued, overworked, and manipulated. In my experience, there was a strong focus on the financial side of the business while employee well-being and morale seemed to be an afterthought. One of the most concerning aspects was the lack of professionalism. I frequently witnessed and endured management speaking negatively about employees to other employees, as well as showing confidential information on her computer, cell phone, and in person. which created an atmosphere of distrust and anxiety. Instead of fostering teamwork, it felt like people were constantly worried about becoming the next topic of conversation. The workload was excessive, expectations were unrealistic, and many employees were pushed to the point of burnout. During my time there, the practice lost nearly its entire staff within about a month. Rather than addressing the underlying issues, management appeared to simply "refresh" the staff with new hires. Unfortunately, I saw some of those new employees questioning whether they wanted to stay within their first week. Every workplace has challenges, but a high turnover rate and consistently low morale should be taken seriously. I hope leadership takes an honest look at the work environment and makes meaningful changes, because the employees and patients deserve better. The practice manager also frequently made demeaning and insulting comments about employees and former coworkers. I witnessed her ridicule a former doctor by mocking the way he excitedly flailed his arms after recognizing a mutual client his father knew. She then insinuated that his behavior meant he was autistic, using the term in a derogatory way. Regardless of the doctor's background or personality, mocking someone's mannerisms and using a developmental condition as the basis for a joke was unprofessional, disrespectful, and contributed to an unhealthy workplace culture. Another concern I had was the strong emphasis placed on recommending dental procedures. It often felt as though dentistry was viewed as the practice's primary source of revenue, and I frequently saw pet owners encouraged to schedule dental procedures that, in my opinion and based on what I observed, were not always clearly medically necessary. This created the impression that financial considerations were sometimes prioritized over individualized patient care, which made me uncomfortable as both an employee and an advocate for my patients.

My Sophie was a tough case. She is a rescue with trust issues. Ashleigh could have quit the first…read morefew times Sophie nipped at her....but she didn't. Now Sophie gets so excited when Ashleigh pulls up to walk her. Sophie truely loves her. This dog had a real rough beginning and now she's living her best life . Ashleigh is part of her success story thank you so much Ashleigh

My Great Dane has Separation anxiety. Ashleigh has been walking her while I am at work and it is…read morehelping her adjust to me being gone. Ashleigh is loving and kind. She is very experienced handling any dog. Hyperactive, calm etc. I highly recommend her for any dog breed you may have. She works around your schedule and is very accommodating.