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    Safford Veterinary Services

    4.5 (6 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Dental cleaning

    Dental extraction

    Euthanasia

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    Ask the Community - Safford Veterinary Services

    How much is for Fecal with Giardia Test for a cat and how important is ? plus how much is for a full test, we just adopt to cats one year all and a kitten but he is been sneezing a lot

    The fecal with giardia would be $42.50. It will tell you if there are any intestinal parasites or giardia present. It is important to know so they can be treated and maintain a healthy gut. New pets may have already been tested at the adoption… 

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    Caring vets won completely explain your options. They are compassionate and understanding.read more

    1. FRONT DESK chronically ignores customers waiting in line right in front of them to check in or…read morepay. As other Reviewers have mentioned, pricing is never clearly explained and they have a difficult time executing our simple and repeated requests like Emailing test results to us, adding current weight and visitation notes to invoice receipts, Etcetera. The front desk is chaotic and poorly trained. There is no excuse for this. 2. SCHEDULED appointments are for time slots only. Neither the Front Desk nor you knows which doctor you'll be seeing, even after Checking in. It's like a Russia Roulette... Last time we got a floating/traveling doc who we had never met before. She seemed surprised that we were surprised. She was rough with our pet and is clearly NOT a cat person. Vet never re-entered the exam room after removing our cat for bloodwork. Instead we had to complete our scheduled visit and get our remaining questions answered by a young technician. That is Not what we expected or paid $$$ for. There is no excuse for this. 3. CHARGES are unpredictable and never the same. There is no continuity, rhyme or reason for this. The Front Desk seems to regulate pricing, but they can't or won't explain it. There is no excuse for this. 4. CLEANLINESS: MORE THAN ONCE weight scales brought into Exam room have Not been cleaned with obvious fluid remnants from other animals clearly visible. When brought to their attention, they insisted the scale had "just been wiped down" THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR THIS! LUCKILY our Pets are relatively healthy and have not had any life threatening emergent causes for care, but if they did I doubt we would bring them here ~

    Pine Bluff Animal Hospital

    Pine Bluff Animal Hospital

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    I have so many positive things to share, I don't even know where to begin…read more My best cat friend of 10 years, Lennon, began exhibiting symptoms of an illness just before Halloween. As the days went on he became more and more sick. His belly became enlarged, he was barely able to walk and it was obvious our time together was coming to an end. On Thanksgiving night, around midnight, I came home to find Lennon in very, very bad shape. He was clearly near death and needed immediate care. Lennon was never a patient of Pine Bluff Animal Hospital, but I needed to find the closest hospital to get him help as quickly as possible. Shortly after midnight, Dr. Schmidt agreed to meet my boyfriend and I at the hospital within 20 minutes. Dr. Schmidt immediately assessed Lennon and recommended euthanasia. Dr. Schmidt was so gentle with Lennon and handled him with such tenderness and clearly explained the options available to Lennon and what the next steps would be in a way that was both factual and empathetic. My boyfriend and I had a beautiful, private moment alone to say goodbye to Lennon and the doctor was so respectful of our time with Lennon. This next part I remember so vividly: when I walked back in the room after Lennon had passed away, Dr. Schmidt gently pulled Lennon's blanket up to cover him just like he was sleeping. It may not seem like much, but to me it showed Dr. Schmidt's character. He is compassionate, kind and caring, all of which extends past his obligation as a veterinarian. I chose to cremate Lennon and also asked for a clay paw impression. When I picked Lennon up to take him home for the last time, I looked down to find that Lennon's remains had been placed in a beautiful wood box with a brass nameplate and the clay paw was outfitted with his name and a heart. I was so touched that I cried in the parking lot for over 5 minutes. I've been meaning to write a note of thanks for a few weeks, but haven't found the right words. This review doesn't do my thoughts justice. To think that the veterinarian of a busy animal shelter accepted Lennon (a never before seen patient) on an emergency visit basis at midnight on Thanksgiving is absolutely incredible. I am humbled and forever grateful. One last note: shortly after Lennon passed away, I received a sympathy card in the mail, hand-signed by the staff with notes of sympathy, including Dr. Schmidt who wrote a note that was very touching. I was so emotional over the staff taking their time to remember me in my time of deep, deep grief. I can not recommend PBAH enough. These are folks who care deeply about animals, care about people and care about their hospital.

    The Pine Bluff staff and Dr Schmidt were so kind and took great care of my Sheltie. Twisty…read more(Sheltie) gives Pine Bluff a 4-paws up review! Thanks Pine Bluff

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    Our dogs stayed at Sweet Paws from 5/22-5/31/2026. When I picked them up their beds were covered in…read moredry urine (not a fresh accident) which is not common behavior for them. Their nails which I paid to be trimmed were still very long and they appeared to be highly stressed. The treats we sent for them were also untouched. I contacted Sweet paws the next day to get a better understanding of what happened. When speaking with their staff I was informed that my dogs nails were cut with a dull dremel and they just got a new one if I wanted to bring them back "for free" and also that they urinated their beds nightly. Being that this is highly unusual behavior I asked for more information on their bathroom schedule and was told the last opportunity they are given to use the washroom is between 530-6pm and then everyone leaves for the night and doesn't return until 6am. They informed me they know this is a long time and are trying to get more staff to stay later which does nothing for my dogs that spent 9 nights alone for 12 hours without the opportunity to use the washroom or be cared for. This is cruel and neglectful at the very least. It is widely known that dogs should not be left alone for 12 hours physiologically and mentally, being that your business is caring for animals, you should absolutely know better and to chose to run your business this way is negligent. Update: I spoke with Terry who manages Sweet Paws along with several other facilities but typically lives out of state. I was informed this is industry standard for dogs to be left extended periods of time without the opportunity to use the washroom, and that other facilities are not likely not being truthful if they say otherwise. Terry was misinformed about my dog's neutered status and suggested that not being neutered is the reason for their accidents (both of my dogs are neutered and have been since I adopted them). Heavy focus of the conversation was "educating" me on what the norm is for boarding facilities since my dogs have never boarded before despite having explained I have family who have a history of working in the business for many years. Terry suggested that I never board my dogs again anywhere. When I would repeat back information that was told to me I was told I was twisting their words instead of highlighting issues in the information that was being told to me. For example, I was told word for word that they don't have staff later because in the past staff that stayed later did nothing. When I replied that is an internal management issue and should not fall on the customer or pets, I was told I was twisting her words. In the end Terry did say she would bring this concern to the owners and see how they could improve but it's hard to believe since I was told over and over that this is the standard and I should not have expected more. What I hoped for was an honest apology and understanding that this is not okay. What I received was an apology quickly followed up by excuses and repeatedly told "this is the norm" Terry encouraged me to not beat myself up and to be grateful they are okay because some facilities lose the dogs in their care. So you can take information as their bottom line. At the end of the day, if you get your dog back that should be enough.

    Have been bringing my dog here for years and loved it. But now with their new policy of not…read moreincluding play time in the boarding price, I'm not so sure. Unless you pay extra for daycare they only get out of their cages for 10-15 minute potty breaks and only if it's a nice day.

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