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.

On a beautiful sunny afternoon, just days before actions were implemented to prevent the spread of…read moreCOVID-19, I saw Woof Happy Tails for the first time as I exited another store within the plaza. It was a serendipitous encounter as I had been looking for a new groomer for my dog Dexter. So on a curious whim I entered the pet salon. Although, a smaller pet salon than what I have been used to, the interior atmosphere of Woof Happy Tails was incredibly calm, inviting, and quaint. It took the greeting of a smiling young woman to snap me back to the reason why I entered in the first place. The receptionist and I discussed all the services Woof Happy Tails provided and their costs as they applied to my Long-haired Chihuahua, Dexter. I was given an abundance of information, which prompted me to let the receptionist know my severe ADD would likely prevent remembering the particulars discussed. That's when, to my amazement, she handed me a business card with the information to my inquiries written on it. WoW! Oh and by the way, I have yet to employ the specialized services provided by Woof Happy Tails. Regardless, I feel inclined to provide Woof Happy Tails with this 5-star review based solely on the exceptional customer service I experienced while simply inquiring about services. I can only believe the complete customer/pet experience to be nothing short of phenomenal as an actual patron of this pet salon. For any naysayers against me providing a glowing review Woof Happy Tails without having used their services, I am excited to inform them thamy appointment is now booked! UPDATE (04/14/2020): This morning was my lil' buddy's appointment for his full service grooming. Dexter demanded a prolonged walk this morning resulting in us running about 15-20 minutes behind. This prompted Erika to contact me, but I had just pulled up when the call was made. She met Dexter and I at the door, to lead us inside where I noticed a clipboard with documents attached sitting atop a table. I presumed they were the requisite on-boarding paperwork of new customers and their pets. Rather than have me immediately complete the documents, it seemed that Erika wanted to ensure we, primarily Dexter, were comfortable and felt at home before getting underway. While conversing, I thumbed through the papers and heard Erika confirm my presumptions. As each document was briefly explained, I looked up to see Erika holding Dexter like a lil' baby, making it clearly evident an instant connection was made. That was my cue to leave Dexter with them so they could do what they do. After what seemed like and hour, I received a phone call from Erika informing me all was completed and Dexter was ready to be picked up. Upon seeing how handsome Dexter looked, my only thought was OH! MY!! GAAAWD!!! They NAILED it! Both Dexter and I could not be any happier with the results and the entire customer/pet experience. Dexter was really happy when Erika provided a cupcake treat as a present in celebration of his birthday which is today! Erika and the groomer were PHENOMENAL and are TREMENDOUS assets to Woof Happy Tails. I whole heartedly recommend everyone to take their pets needing a groom to Woof Happy Tails!! Pets and their parents will both find the atmosphere here to be refreshingly calm and chill, while providing results and pricing I believe to be the best in town!!

Kept dog 8 hours and when I called after 5 hours, they still hadn't worked on him. This happened…read moremore than once. It used to be a good place. Seems sketchy to me.

Dr Hale & Dr Penny are fantastic vets. Have been using them for years. My girl Sophia loved Sylvia…read morefor her by monthly grooming appointment as well. She was loved by so many at the clinic. This is by far my favorite vet in Little Rock. I travel from Benton for my vet care needs. Now my cat Zazzy is a patient of Dr Hale. Very happy to be apart of the briarwood family

I am really dissapointed with this place. My puppy had a bacterial infection & this Vet hospital…read morediagnosed it wrong & gave medication to this condition worst , I had to tush to the emergency hospital to save my puppy's life threatening condition . My puppy is still on medication . I will never go to this place again .

I have been taking my dogs to this clinic and licensed veterinary hospital for over 25 years. While…read moreDr. Earl Smith was the owner, I brought my dogs to him for their care & surgeries. Since he retired, Dr. Brian Barron has taken over ownership of the clinic. I have found their vets. to be superior in all aspects of their care. Knowledge of current state and treatment of acute animal illnesses, as well as management of chronic conditions, e.g. My senior dog had severe arthritis in her spine. Dr. Barron, my vet, recommended weekly laser treatments to her back to reduce pain and inflammation. She responded very positively to the treatments. Dr. Barron heads the clinic, & has 2 Associate veterinarians that work with him. They are thorough in their examination of your pets, kind & considerate, explain steps of the treatment plan to you clearly, are not rushed when they are examining your pet, & honest in their responses to your questions. Office staff are polite, friendly, professional, and efficient. They clinic moved to its current location late last year. The new clinic on Kanis Rd is bigger & more spacious than previous location. Has a large waiting room for patients, has more exam rooms, and plenty of free parking. Clinic offers boarding and grooming. It may cost slightly more than other clinics, but the confidence and trust you feel in the care of your pet is worth the expense

Dr Baron has a wonderful practice at SRVC. The DVM's, technicians, and assistants are the best…read more Even the front office staff is pleasant and professional, and they know me and my dog by name when we arrive. Nice facility, too.

My 13 year old outside dog wasn't eating and the vet was able to see him and prescribed 3 medicines…read moreand now he looks better and is eating. I am so thankful for the vet and staff. Years ago this clinic took care of our dogs and did an excellent job!

Doctors and staff are very nice and love my pup! Got my puppy examined and set up shots schedule…read more Also had her spayed there. She had no issues afterwards. The scar is basically invisible now.

What they did for my dog is close to a miracle. My dog went from out of control to a perfect…read moregentleman. I am very pleased with the service my dog and I received. Highly recommend!

From the owner: We strive for excellence. We offer a variety of services and programs. We will train you next duck…read morehunting buddy along with achieving titles thru hunt test and field trials. We also offer general obedience with our board and train program also. We have a puppy headstart program that includes crate training and house breaking. We have availabilities for boarding also. We treat these dogs as our own.

First of all, the Vet that has been seeing my dog for the last several years, his name is Dr. Jerry…read moreBridges. I don't know those other doctors, they may be surgeons or other specialists that come in for surgery and aren't Doctors on staff. Having said all that, the care that I receive is excellent and I'm happy there. I've been to the Vet down the road with 12 vets and you never get the same one and is massively overpriced. Never again there.

I decided to write this review after seeing the negative reviews. Like many I am remiss in…read morewriting reviews; however, these reviews motivated me! We've been going to Town & Country for years! Over the decades we've been to multiple vets in Little Rock. Without a doubt Town & Country exceeds all others. Never Ever have I experienced the issues described in the reviews. Everyone at the clinic is responsive, caring, friendly, and professional. Good service costs money. I have never experienced overcharging, excessive testing, or lack of empathy. With regard to charges, call around. One of my Papillon's suddenly became ill and Dr Bridges was also suddenly ill due to detached retina. Thus I had to take her to the 24 hr Emergency Clinic. The vet - without talking with me or taking a history - said Maggie had kidney failure and should put her down. (Try going there is you want all the negatives the reviews ascribe to Town & Country & Dr. Bridges). Kidney failure does not suddenly manifest! Monday Town & Country 'worked her in' She was misdiagnosed at the 24 Clinic. She had developed Addison's Disease. Go there if you want all the negatives the reviews ascribe to Town & Country & Dr. Bridges. Maggie & Bella are now 16 & 17. We will keep going to and recommending Town & Country and Dr Bridges.

While it is a clean facility for the kennels. The play areas did smell like urine and had poo in…read morethem. Which not knowing if any of the dogs there had internal parasites gave me a little concern. I could dose my pups up with meds to fight that. The people there, nice and polite, though did show bias for reactive dogs who bark when startled by strangers and fast movement. Never got to tell them that the dogs, while not liking the loud noise, are in an area that people use firearms at a nearby firing range. They never reacted to the other dogs until two dogs started in on each other (thankfully the dogs were from the same household and apparently are regulars with them), but my dog was aggressive when she pulled one of the employees back from the gate to the other area where the dogs were. Even though he wasn't going to go in, she didn't know that. I showed them at one point that she startles at fast "appearing out of nowhere" people, as she reacted to me coming around the corner after one of the employees had let the dogs out of the kennel while we were seeing if the pups would have issue with the people there. She barked at me and took up her "Cover" position behind the employee and was wary of me until she recognized that I was not a stranger. Being around her, I expected her to react that way since she was not seeing the employees as bad people. I could give a Five Star for the positives I saw, but my pup being called aggressive everytime she reacted to strangers she had only known for all of maybe an hour, she barked maybe 4 times the whole time. She's done the same when we go out and she wasn't paying attention and someone walks by the truck and she notices them suddenly (they "appeared out of no where"). The reaction to a perceived "bite" when she pulled the guy away from the "fighting" dogs. Even the guy said he had thought she had just touched him with a paw. I got concerned with her being treated with a bias that was just her normal reactions to strangers. The guy had no problem leading her on leash and getting her back up into the vehicle after our meet and greet. The place is clean. The people are polite. I just felt from the time we arrived and my pup's reaction to a startle of people and alerting to their presence, two high pitched barks, nothing else beyond watch after that and see if they were safe. She never showed any aggression, barked more than she felt she needed to. Which during the time we were there, there was one dog that was barking the entire time (nothing said about that dog being aggressive even though he was barking the entire time we were there nor about the two dog fighting), my pup went by the barking dog and could care less after a quick sniff, no bark or growl at that dog. The two boys in the next play area over "fighting" concerned her, but only with the safety of the guy who was in with us as we talked, and again no barking, growling, or aggressiveness from her. Her concern when dealing with other dogs are ferals around where we live, that would (ferals with aggressive behavior) fight her or her family, that try to get into our fenced yard. We have a puppy that was dumped into our yard, which we are fostering for a few weeks, that she had no problem with, she gets up and moves away when she gets tired of being chewed on. She barks at the calves across the road if they play fight where she can see them, which gets them to stop and stare at her, which she stops barking and does her "good that's done" snort and heads back to her chilling in the yard. Which I talked to them about. Thankfully I was able to find someone else after being told that they wouldn't be able to handle her during a time period they would have a lot of barking dogs and maybe a few hours of fireworks, over the week of 4th of July. Which would be like neighbors firing their rifles at targets, killing coyotes, or hunting during hunting season. The rest would be just the barking digs, which being in their own kennels and not mixing during time outside of their kennels, my pup would care less as long as they didn't threaten those she decided were part of those she needed to protect. They have seem to have no problem with the actually "aggressive" dogs. Once I voiced some of my concerns about a possible bias, there was a fabrication of how my reactive dog (which was during the time called aggressive) would not be able to be boarded for a week in July, because they would not be able to handle a reactive dog during the 4th of July fireworks and a lot of other barking dogs.

BowWow B&G is awesome. They took excellent care of my dog while I was out of the county for a few…read moreweeks. First off, the kennels are divided in half with part inside and part outside. The inside part is climate controlled. If your 4 legger is hanging out inside their kennel, they can't see the other dog but if they go outside they can see the other dogs. There's also a large and a medium play area for them to check out. My dog is a little spoiled and wouldn't eat at first, in an attempt to get her to eat they hand fed her fried chicken. After a few days she started getting into a routine. After a couple of days, I was really missing her and texted Blair, who sent me a little video of my pup. This put me at ease because I could see she was being well taken care of. A big shout out to everyone at BowWow. It's nice to have a place close to home if I need to leave my girl for a night or two.

I truly cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Schaffhauser! I have a very big, challenging,…read morerescue dog who is terrified of going to the vet and reacts with big barks and panic when we go. My dog is still not super thrilled about going to the vet, but Dr. Schaffhauser and the staff really cared about doing everything to make her comfortable so that she can be examined. We also discussed at length some different things we could do to help her with situational anxiety like this and I appreciate that so much! I know that she has a wonderful and tough job, and she does it with incredible grace and patience. I am so thankful to have found her in Little Rock!

I use them for vet services and grooming. The staff is friendly, and I know that my pup is in good…read morehands when we visit.

Great staff. 2 of my boys love their day there. I've been taking my boys there for over 6 years…read more Never had any issues concerning other dogs. They always let me know if they see anything that concerns them.

Bad customer service. Place looks nice but don't get catfished. It's ran terribly. Anywhere else…read morewould be a better choice.