Cave Springs Veterinary Services
260 S Gleneagle Dr Suite E, Cave Springs, AR 72718, USAAbout Cave Springs Veterinary Services
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My 11 1/2 year old Labrador sees Dr. Bird for acupuncture. We both love going to the clinic. They take the time to ask questions and understand what is going on with Beau. So happy to have them as part of our older guys care team!
Dr. Bird is an amazing fur baby specialist (veterinarian)! He has treated our animals with love and respect! We are lifetime Dr. Bird patients.
We live in Rogers and have followed Dr. Byrd from Springdale, to Tonitown, and now Cave Springs. He has been treating our almost 10yr old fur-baby since she was a puppy, and has never let us down. I had to take Molly in to have a large lump removed off of her neck, which was very unsettling. I was greeted the minute I walked in the door by the receptionist. Everyone there was friendly, helpful and made a tough, scary situation a little easier. Once Molly was out of surgery, I received a call letting me know how she was doing. When I went to pick her up, Dr. Byrd came out and covered everything with me in detail and even offered for me to bring Molly back to stay with them if we were having any concerns or problems with keeping her from scratching the area or issues with our other fur baby not leaving her alone and allowing her to heal. This eased my mind and was greatly appreciated! I will continue to drive from Rogers to Cave Springs to make sure that Molly is receiving the best level of care that I can give her. She is a huge part of our family and I appreciate the care and concern that Dr. Byrd and his staff have provided.
I recently had to make the hard decision to euthanize my sweet pup, but I can't stop thinking about the awful experience. They say euthanasia is peaceful and painless, the sedative they inject before the actual euthanasia is supposed to relax them and slowly just put them to sleep - but this was not the case with my pup. As soon as the vet injected the sedative into my pups back, she was screaming in agony and was FAR from relaxed. The vet and tech excused themselves and left the room while the sedative took effect, and I was in shock. For about 10 minutes, my pup was in so much pain and didn't even want to be comforted by me; She was crying, barking, howling, was restless, panting, salivating, didn't want to sit or lay and just fought and moaned loudly. I will never forget that image of how scared she was. The more I learn about how others’ experiences have been smooth, the more shocked I am when I think back on my pups last moments. Some people speculate the vet might have not injected the appropriate dosage of sedative. But whatever the case is, I don’t want any pet to go through what mine did, or anyone to have this haunting memory. So, all I recommend is to do some research beforehand. If I could go back in time, I would have made more research and maybe asked different vets about the different kinds of drugs that they use, dosage, and the different reactions that they can cause.
The staff was great. The vet was very kind and friendly. Definitely recommending to friends and family!