Bryant Veterinary Clinic

06/02/2026

Dr. Noble is on vacation June 1st-9th, our hours are 8-5 during this time. We do not have a relief vet on duty as we normally do. Unfortunately they are few and far between these days. This is why it is so awesome that we now have a Veterinary school in Arkansas!!!
The Lyon College School of Veterinary Medicine (LCSVM) is a developing veterinary program located in Cabot, Arkansas. Aiming to combat the severe veterinarian shortage in the state, the school features an accelerated 3-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program and is co-located with Cabot Animal Support Services to provide extensive, hands-on clinical experience. So if any of you high school peeps are wanting to go into Veterinary Medicine, here is your chance!!!!!

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05/14/2026

This literally made our ❤️s smile! This note was found in Sam's bag today when he was dropped off for surgery, when he woke up we showed him and he sent his reply. THIS is just one reason why we love our jobs AND the clients we have. Our reply: He is easy to love and take care of, he has been getting extra love and attention from us as well 🥰

05/14/2026

International Chihuahua Appreciation Day is celebrated annually on May 14 to honor the world's smallest dog breed, known for its massive personality, loyalty, and sass. This day encourages celebrating their unique charm, sharing photos, supporting rescues, and pampering these "big dogs in small bodies".

Key Details About the Celebration: Date: May 14 (observed annually).Purpose: To celebrate the charm, loyalty, and big personality of Chihuahuas. How to Celebrate: Sharing photos of Chihuahuas on social media (using hashtags like ), spoiling them with treats, and raising awareness for rescue organizations, as they are frequently found in shelters. About the Breed: Named after the Mexican state of Chihuahua, they are believed to descend from the Techichi, a dog kept by the Toltec people as early as the 9th century.

Fun Facts for the Day: Chihuahuas have the largest brain-to-body size ratio of any dog breed. They are born with their ears down. They are known for having extensive color combinations and a lifespan of 12–20 years.

Please share pics of your sassy babies below!

05/13/2026

We want to wish Dr. Noble a very Happy Birthday! He is under the weather and we know being sick on your birthday is no fun at all! So sending you get well soon and birthday wishes,from your crew here at BVC😊🎂🪅🎉🎊🎁🎈

05/04/2026

05/01/2026

Does anyone know who this beautiful baby belongs to? She was found running around in Bryant. She is so sweet and loving, also has a collar on. Please call the clinic at 501-847-3797 if you recognize or know who she belongs to and we will give you the information of who has her. We are open until 6:00pm today. PLEASE SHARE

05/01/2026

National Purebred Dog Day is celebrated on May 1. It honors the diversity and history of purebred dogs. Every breed in existence has its purpose. Some are bred for hunting game and guarding homes, others for companionship, herding cattle, and emergency rescue. It’s hard to imagine what the world would look like without our adorable four-legged friends. There are over 900 million dogs around the world today. They are service dogs, K9 officers, military working dogs, and pets. On National Purebred Dog Day we celebrate purpose-bred pooches and the unique role they’ve played in helping humans throughout history.

What is your dogs breeds purpose, besides being the best baby ever!!!?

04/30/2026

Today is national adopt a shelter pet day!
National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day is observed annually on April 30th to raise awareness for the millions of pets waiting in shelters and encourage adoption. It aims to reduce shelter overcrowding and promote finding new companions through rescue organizations. Many shelters hold special adoption events with reduced fees on this day.

Key Aspects of the Day:
Purpose: To promote, support, and raise awareness for pets in shelters, with a focus on clearing crowded shelters.
Adoption Benefits: Adopting a pet often includes spay/neuter services, vaccinations, and microchipping, saving money and providing a new, loving home to an animal in need.
How to Celebrate:
Adopt: Visit a local shelter or humane society to adopt a new pet.
Donate/Volunteer: If you cannot adopt, consider donating food, toys, or blankets, or volunteering time to walk or play with animals.
Share: Post pictures of your adopted pets to encourage others to adopt.

04/27/2026

National Little Pampered Dog Day - 27th April
It is never enough to spoil our furry friends, and National Little Pampered Dog Day gives us a great excuse to do just that. This special day highlights the joy and love we share with our small canine companions.
It encourages owners to give extra attention and care to their beloved pets. From extra treats to fun outings, every gesture shows how much we adore them.
This celebration isn’t just about fun; it’s a reminder of the strong bond between humans and dogs!
Share your best pampered pooch pic winner will receive a free nail trim!!!!

04/24/2026

Today is International Guide Dog Day, observed annually on the last Wednesday in April, celebrates the vital role guide dogs play in enhancing the independence and mobility of people who are blind or have low vision. Established in 1989 by the International Guide Dog Federation (IGDF), this day raises awareness and honors the dogs and their trainers.


Key Aspects of International Guide Dog Day:
Purpose: The day recognizes guide dogs' life-changing work, providing increased confidence, safety, and social interaction for their partners.
History: The day marks the establishment of the IGDF on April 26, 1989, to improve services globally. However, organized training dates back to the early 1900s, with concepts emerging as early as 1819.
Celebration & Awareness: Organizations like Guide Dogs Australia and The Seeing Eye use this day to showcase the rigorous training of these dogs.
The IGDF: The International Guide Dog Federation serves as the professional body for 99 member organizations worldwide.
How to Support: Supporters often donate to organizations, follow social media hashtags like , or meet trainers and dogs to learn more.
International Guide Dog Day is a time to thank these faithful companions and support the organizations that train them to help people live life on their own terms.