Where pets are treated like family!

Location

617 Village Inn Road
Harrison, (AR)
USA 72601
Tel : (870) 741-1664

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617 Village Inn Road
Harrison, (AR)
USA 72601
Tel : (870) 741-4452

Monday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Tuesday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Wednesday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Thursday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Friday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Saturday

: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Welcome to Ozark Veterinary Hospital. We are here to serve you, your pet, and our community. We believe in providing high quality veterinary health care. We take pride, not only in our excellent facilities and wide range of services, but also in our concern and care for pets and people.

Our purpose is to care for the sick, prevent illness through examinations, vaccinations, and routine care, and educate the public on how to care for and enjoy their pets.

We value the trust and confidence you place in us. If you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask. Our clients and their needs are our number one priority.

We are members of the following societies and associations.

American Veterinary Medical Association
Arkansas Veterinary Medical Association
American Animal Hospital Association
Association of Avian Veterinarians
National Wildlife Association
North Arkansas Kennel Club
Ozark Humane Society



First visit

When bringing your pet in for a check-up, remember it may be a little uneasy about new people and animals. This is one of the reasons we ask you to restrain your pet before coming into the hospital. We suggest pets be placed on a leash or in a pet carrier before entering the waiting room. Your pet and others in the waiting area will appreciate the extra care.

To allow ample time for all patients and surgical procedures we operate primarily by appointments, but will do our best to accommodate unscheduled visits. If you are unable to make an appointment, a phone call to let us know would be appreciated.

We will make every effort to be on time but emergencies may cause an occasional delay. Since it is important to see sick pets quickly, we will work a sick pet into the schedule on the day the call is received.

Drop off service: If an appointment is not convenient for you, we also offer a drop off service. You may leave your pet with us in the morning, go to work or run errands, and pick them up later in the day at no additional charge.

Payment / Fees
It is customary to pay for veterinary services upon completion unless previous arrangements have been made. A deposit is required in certain hospitalized cased. We accept personal checks, MasterCard, VISA, and American Express.

We make every effort to have fair and reasonable fees. Always feel free to ask for an estimate if one is not offered. You are encouraged to discuss charges before services are rendered.

Boarding / Visits
Reservations are recommended for boarding, which we may provide as a service for our clients. For the safety of all pets in our charge, we require that all vaccinations be up to date. Animals requiring veterinary attention (such as defleaing, deworming, treatment of illnesses, etc.) will be taken care of at the owner`s expense.

We are proud of our facilities and encourage visits. However we request that visits be at our discretion, as a constant flow of people tends to excite pets in the kennel.

All pets are received and released during normal business hours only. Under certain circumstances other arrangements can be made and an after hours fee will be applied.

Animal medicine has made great strides in recent years and pets are now enjoying much longer and more trouble free lives with the aid of qualified and conscientious health care professionals. We look forward to helping you enjoy the happiness that a healthy pet can provide.

*State-of-the-art QBC machine for complete blood count
*Chemistry Analyzer that can test for many different parameters right in the office, results in 20 minutes.
*Most Prescriptions filled on the spot.
*Incubator for extremely ill pets.
*Examinations
*Vaccinations
*Surgery with all pets hooked up to a heart monitor and a blood oxygen monitor.
*X-rays
*Laboratory testing
*Dentistry
*Electro cardiology with the ECG sent via the phone lines to be viewed by a specialist in Cardiology who will phone back the results within the hour along with treatment recommendations.
*Gas anasthesia offers the latest in safe veterinary anasthetics.
*Hospitalization
*Boarding
*Bathing
*Dipping
*Grooming Note that any ill pets are kept in a separate area from other pets.

Cats, Dogs, Exotics

Dr. Amy Fleming

Veterinarian and Owner

Dr. Fleming received her Bachelor of Science in Zoology, and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees from the University of Florida. She practiced for two years in Jacksonville, Florida before moving to Arkansas, the home state of her husband, Charles.

Ozark Veterinary Hospital was established in 1989 and moved across town in 1994 when the adjacent Pet Shop was opened. They have two children, Cheryl Ann 8 years, and Christopher 4 years. Also living with them are 2 cats, 1 dog, horses, chickens and a canary. Other interests are gardening, ballet and music, and she is an active member of First Lutheran Church.

Dr. John Muller

Veterinarian

Dr. John Muller graduated from Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in the top 10% of his class. He is a member of The Society of Phi Zeta national honor society, and the Good Shepherd Humane Society in Eureka Springs. Dr. Muller and his wife, Mary, live in Eureka Springs where he had a veterinary practice for 14-1/2 years. Currently he has a full time job as Supervisory Veterinary Medical Officer in the Food Safety Inspection Service branch of the United States Department of Agriculture. He has worked part time here at Ozark Veterinary Hospital for 6 years, and does much of the surgery. He has also worked as a laboratory assistant, tutored nursing students, and as a substitute teacher for high school science.

"I really love working with animals and have a strong interest in surgery. All of my pets have been "foundlings" my wife and I have adopted through the years. We find this to be very rewarding. I am eager to teach young folks who are interested in veterinary careers."

Tonya Parker

Assistant

Tonya has worked at Ozark Veterinary Hospital for over one year and primarily works in the kennels and assists the doctors with treatments or in surgery. She has lived in Ohama all her life and recently married her husband James. She has a toy poodle, Puddin, 2 Boxers, Bambie & Pup, and a Great Pyrenees, plus 2 cats, 3 lovebirds, goats, rabbits,a hamster, and fish. She also enjoys gardening.
I have always loved animals and working with them. I grew up on a farm and have done this all of my life.

Jo Anne Lund

Receptionist

Jo Anne recently moved to Harrison from northern Michigan with her husband after he retired as a Police Sergant. She has worked at Ozark Veterinary Hospital for 3 months as a receptionist and enjoys meeting all the pets and their owners. She owns 6 Shelties currently and is a breeder and exhibitor of Shetland Sheep Dogs. Other hobbies include gardening and collecting antiques.
My favorite part of the job is seeing all the different kinds of pets our clients raise and hearing all their interesting stories.

Ben Byrd

Groomer

Ben has worked with animals all his life. He attended the Londonaire School of Dog Grooming and also has had training in animal behavior. He has been grooming dogs in Harrison for 28 years. He has worked at Ozark Veterinary Hospital since it opened in 1989. Ben has two daughters, four dogs, and 2 cats.

Becky Hansen

Assistant

Becky started working here in July. She has lived in Arkansas 9 years and has 4 dogs, MANY cats, 2 horses, a hamster, a mouse, and a rabbit. (She raised on a bottle after it had been brought to us because its tree had been cut down.) Most of her pets were strays. "I really enjoy my job here. I love getting to help animals of all sizes. Nothing is more gratifying than helping to save the life of an animal."