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If you're hitting the road to visit family or heading off on a holiday vacation, one of the biggest questions for pet owners this time of year is: “Who will take care of my pet while I’m away?” Boarding is a reliable, comforting solution, but it does require some preparation. Fayetteville Animal Clinic has expert boarding for cats and dogs, so...

Tornadoes can be an unfortunate reality in parts of Tennessee. The people in Fayetteville know that when a tornado warning goes out, every second matters. While most people have a plan for sheltering themselves, pets and livestock can sometimes be left out of that plan. Fayetteville Animal Clinic believes that tornado preparedness should include every member of your family, from cats...

Raising cattle is a deep commitment to animal health, livelihood, and food safety. Whether you're managing a small family herd or a large-scale operation, you will need to know when to involve a cattle veterinarian. Fayetteville Animal Clinic recognizes the unique challenges of cattle care and is here to support your herd’s health. Routine Care Every Cattle Herd Needs Healthy cattle...

April is National Heartworm Awareness Month, and pet owners should know that heartworm disease doesn’t play favorites—it can strike both dogs and cats. But how it affects them and how they respond is very different. While dogs are often thought of as the primary victims, cats face serious risks, too, even if they stay indoors all the time. At Fayetteville Animal...

At Fayetteville Animal Clinic, we understand how much your pets mean to you. They’re more than companions—they’re family. Ensuring their health and happiness is a top priority, but veterinary care, whether routine or unexpected, can be costly. Pet insurance provides a financial safety net that allows you to give your pet the care they need without worrying about the expense. In...

Ensuring the safety of your beloved pet is a top priority for any responsible pet owner. With the possibility of your furry friend wandering off or becoming lost, microchipping has become an essential part of modern pet care. Unlike collars or tags that can easily be removed or lost, a microchip provides a permanent form of pet safety and identification that...

Horses are majestic creatures, capable of impressive athletic feats. But even a minor discomfort can significantly impact their movement and performance. A limp is a common sign of lameness in horses, and it's crucial to address it promptly to ensure a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.. Spotting the Signs: Equine Lameness Explained Imagine a horse effortlessly gliding across a field. Now,...

Owning a pet is not just a source of joy but also a responsibility that involves more than feeding and playtime. Regular veterinary check-ups and screenings are critical to pet care, often overlooked until a pet shows signs of illness. Understanding the importance of these routine visits is key to ensuring our furry companions' long-term health and well-being. What Does a...

Dealing with fleas and ticks (or any sort of parasite) isn’t fun for anyone. These nasty creatures cause excessive itchiness and other unpleasant symptoms in pets and are notoriously difficult to eliminate for pet parents. Pets can transmit fleas and ticks to people, too. For these reasons, keeping your furry friend on an effective flea and tick preventative is crucial. Unfortunately,...

Summer is well underway, and it is an exceptional time to go out and spend some time with loved ones. Unfortunately, hot summer days can be dangerous for companion animals. As the temperature rises, it's essential to know how to keep your canine companion or feline friend safe from harm. At Fayetteville Animal Clinic, we do not want to witness any...