Village Pet Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

Veterinary Guide · Bella Vista, Arkansas · Pet Care

Village Pet Hospital address, phone, hours, emergency guidance, appointments, services, forms, pharmacy, and pet owner information

Village Pet Hospital is a veterinary clinic at 100 Lambeth Dr, Bella Vista, AR 72714. The clinic lists phone and text at 479-855-3057 and fax at 479-855-4161.

This guide helps pet owners quickly find the right contact route, office hours, entrance guidance, appointment steps, urgent-care instructions, wellness and procedural services, forms, pharmacy support, health certificates, records, map, and practical visit preparation.

Phone: 479-855-3057 Text: 479-855-3057 100 Lambeth Dr Bella Vista, AR 72714
Pet emergency? Call Village Pet Hospital at 479-855-3057 immediately during business hours so staff can advise the best next step. If the clinic is closed or your pet has life-threatening symptoms, contact the nearest emergency veterinary hospital right away.
Clinic address 100 Lambeth Dr

Bella Vista, AR 72714.

Phone and text 479-855-3057

Use for appointments, urgent questions, text communication, and clinic routing.

Fax 479-855-4161

Use for records, referral documents, and outside veterinary communication when accepted by staff.

Business hours Mon-Fri 8-5

Closed for lunch from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Routine care entrance Old boarding door

The Health & Wellness Department uses the old boarding door to the right of the main entrance.

Sick/procedure entrance Main entrance

The Medical & Procedural Department uses the main entrance for sick, injured, surgical, dental, or ailed patients.

About Village Pet Hospital in Bella Vista

A local veterinary guide for pet owners looking for practical contact, appointment, service, and visit information.

Village Pet Hospital describes itself as a family-owned veterinary clinic serving Bella Vista, Arkansas, and surrounding communities. The clinic’s site emphasizes compassionate veterinary care, friendly staff, and support for pets through routine wellness, medical care, diagnostics, dental treatment, surgery, pain management, rehabilitation, and end-of-life support.

The clinic separates routine/preventive care from medical/procedural care by department entrance. That detail matters when you arrive for wellness exams, vaccines, sick visits, dental procedures, surgery, or injury care.

Search note: Several veterinary clinics use similar “Village” names. This page is for Village Pet Hospital at 100 Lambeth Dr, Bella Vista, Arkansas.

Contact information and business hours

Use the phone or text number for appointment requests, urgent guidance, records, prescription questions, and office routing.

Contact item Details Use it for
Phone 479-855-3057 Appointments, urgent questions, wellness visits, sick visits, estimates, records, refills, and clinic routing.
Text 479-855-3057 Non-emergency clinic communication when staff are available to respond.
Fax 479-855-4161 Medical-record transfers, referral documents, outside veterinary communication, and paperwork when requested.
Address 100 Lambeth Dr, Bella Vista, AR 72714 Navigation, appointment arrival, records pickup, or clinic visit planning.
Hours Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Routine visits, sick appointments, calls, refills, records, and business-hours emergency guidance.
Lunch closure 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. Avoid arriving for non-emergency desk help during the listed lunch closure.
Call first for urgent issues: Emergency and urgent-care capacity can depend on timing, staffing, appointment load, and severity. Calling first helps the team decide whether your pet should come in, wait for an appointment, or go directly to an emergency hospital.

Emergency and urgent veterinary care

The clinic lists emergency and urgent care among its services and instructs pet owners experiencing an emergency to call immediately.

During business hours

Call 479-855-3057 immediately. Staff can help decide whether Village Pet Hospital can see your pet or whether emergency hospital care is safer.

When to seek emergency care

Emergency signs include trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, major trauma, severe bleeding, suspected poisoning, bloated abdomen, repeated vomiting, inability to urinate, heatstroke, or extreme pain.

After-hours planning

The listed clinic hours are Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. If your pet has an emergency outside those hours, contact the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.

Bring useful details

Be ready with your pet’s age, weight, symptoms, medications, toxin exposure, vaccine status, and when the issue began.

Do not wait online for emergencies: Do not use an appointment form or routine message if your pet may be in danger. Call immediately or go to an emergency veterinarian.

Scheduling an appointment at Village Pet Hospital

Use appointment requests for routine care, but call for urgent same-day concerns.

Decide whether the visit is routine or urgent. Wellness exams, vaccines, nail trims, nutrition questions, and routine follow-ups can usually start with an appointment request. Severe symptoms need a phone call.
Call or use the clinic’s online request route. Use 479-855-3057 for scheduling help, especially if your pet is sick, injured, painful, or needs same-day guidance.
Tell staff which department fits the visit. Mention whether the visit is routine/preventive, sick/injured, surgical, dental, or procedural so the team can direct you to the correct entrance.
Share symptoms clearly. Include appetite, drinking, urination, stool, vomiting, coughing, sneezing, limping, itching, behavior changes, and how long symptoms have been present.
Send prior records early. Ask your prior clinic to fax vaccine history, lab results, imaging, surgery notes, medication lists, and diagnosis history when needed.
Ask for prep instructions. Before surgery, dental care, lab work, ultrasound, travel certificates, or sedation, ask whether your pet should fast and what paperwork is required.

Veterinary services offered

Village Pet Hospital lists a broad set of preventive, diagnostic, surgical, dental, pain-management, pharmacy, and wellness services.

Service area Services listed by the clinic What to ask before booking
Preventive care Wellness exams, preventative care, vaccinations, parasite prevention, microchipping, puppy and kitten care, nutritional counseling, and geriatric care. Which vaccines are due, whether a stool sample is needed, and whether your pet needs heartworm, flea, tick, or parasite testing.
Diagnostics Advanced digital X-rays, onsite diagnostics, in-house laboratory, ultrasound, and allergy testing. Whether fasting is needed, whether sedation may be required, and when results may be available.
Dental care Dental care and dental procedure consent forms. Estimate, pre-anesthetic blood work, extractions, pain control, home-care plan, and pickup instructions.
Surgery Spay and neuter, orthopedic surgery, surgical procedure consent, pain control, and recovery planning. Fasting instructions, drop-off time, estimate, bloodwork, medications, Elizabethan collar, and follow-up schedule.
Pain and recovery Pain management, laser therapy, rehabilitation therapy, acupuncture, and orthopedic support. Whether your pet needs medication, rehab exercises, laser sessions, acupuncture, recheck visits, or activity restrictions.
Urgent and end-of-life care Emergency and urgent care, hospice, and euthanasia. Whether the clinic can see your pet today, whether an emergency hospital is safer, and what comfort-care options are available.
Travel and pharmacy Health certificates and an onsite pharmacy. Travel destination requirements, vaccine status, microchip needs, refill timing, and whether lab testing or parasite treatment is required.
Service-fit note: Listed services do not mean every pet or condition can be handled the same day. The veterinary team can confirm whether your pet needs an appointment, drop-off, diagnostics, surgery, referral, or emergency care.

Which entrance or department should you use?

Village Pet Hospital gives specific entrance guidance for routine care versus medical/procedural care.

Health & Wellness Department
Use for preventive, annual, and routine care. The clinic says this department is accessed through the old boarding door to the right of the main entrance.
Medical & Procedural Department
Use for sick, injured, or ailed patients, plus pets needing surgical or dental procedures. The clinic says this department is accessed through the main entrance.
Unsure where to go?
Call or text 479-855-3057 before arriving, especially if your pet is contagious, fearful, injured, or painful.
Why it matters
Using the correct entrance can reduce lobby stress, support workflow, and help staff route routine versus medical patients appropriately.

Veterinary team and care staff

The official team page lists multiple doctors, a practice manager, veterinary nurses, and reception staff.

Doctors

The clinic lists doctors including Dr. Harper, Dr. Gregory, Dr. Brown, Dr. Duckett, Dr. Keaton, and Dr. Zack. Availability can vary by day.

Practice manager and nurses

The team page lists a practice manager, veterinary nurses, and support staff who help with appointments, treatment, procedures, and client communication.

Ask for service fit

If your pet needs acupuncture, orthopedic care, geriatric care, surgery, dental treatment, or urgent care, ask which provider or appointment type is appropriate.

Confirm schedule

Doctor schedules can change. Call before booking if you want a specific veterinarian, recheck, or continuity with a prior case.

Online forms before your visit

Village Pet Hospital provides online forms that can be completed at home, faxed, printed, or brought during the visit.

New Client Form

Use this if your pet is new to Village Pet Hospital or the clinic needs owner and patient intake details before the visit.

Surgery consent forms

The forms page lists separate dog and cat surgery forms, useful for surgical planning, estimates, bloodwork, pain control, and add-on services.

Dental form

Use for dental procedures and optional services that may be discussed during a dental visit.

Treatment / drop-off form

Use when a pet is being left for treatment, diagnostics, procedures, or continued care while the owner is away.

Form tip: Bring vaccine records, medication names, allergy history, previous lab results, prior X-rays, and any estimate questions. For surgery and dental care, ask about fasting, pain control, bloodwork, and pickup time.

Pharmacy, refills, prescription diets, and online resources

The clinic lists an onsite pharmacy and online resources for product rebates and Hill’s to Home registration.

Need Best route What to confirm
Medication refill Call or text the clinic Pet name, medication name, dose, quantity, last exam date, lab-monitoring needs, pickup time, and whether a recheck is required.
Onsite pharmacy Village Pet Hospital pharmacy Availability, refill timing, safety instructions, and whether the pet needs updated bloodwork or exam.
Prescription diet Clinic nutrition plan / Hill’s to Home route Diet formula, size, feeding instructions, refill authorization, and whether a nutrition plan is required.
Rebates Clinic online resources or front desk Current rebate eligibility, product name, proof-of-purchase requirements, and expiration date.
Refill timing: Do not wait until the last dose. Some prescriptions require recent exams, lab monitoring, doctor approval, or special ordering time.

Pet records, vaccine history, and record transfers

Records help with new-client setup, boarding, grooming, daycare, travel, specialist referrals, and emergency care.

New to the clinic
Ask your previous veterinarian to fax records to 479-855-4161 or send them by a clinic-approved method before the first appointment.
Need vaccine proof?
Request rabies, distemper/parvo, bordetella, feline vaccine, heartworm test, or other vaccine records early before boarding, daycare, travel, grooming, or licensing.
Referral records
If your pet is going to a specialist or emergency hospital, ask Village Pet Hospital what records, lab results, imaging, and medication history can be sent.
Allow preparation time
Records may take time to prepare or review, especially if the request involves imaging, surgery notes, long-term medication history, or travel documents.

Costs, estimates, payment questions, and consent forms

Ask for an estimate before diagnostics, surgery, dental care, treatment drop-off, or long-term care planning.

Ask for an estimate

The clinic’s treatment and consent language notes that a personal estimate can be made upon request with a breakdown of possible charges, subject to change.

Payment timing

Consent-form language states that full payment is required at time of service. Ask the front desk about current accepted payment methods.

Card service fee

Village Pet Hospital’s form language references a 3.99% service fee applied to card transactions. Confirm current policy before paying.

Pet insurance

Most pet insurance plans reimburse owners after payment. Ask for an itemized invoice and medical records if your insurer requires them.

Cost-control tip: Ask what is urgent today, what can be staged later, what each option includes, and whether your pet needs follow-up exams, lab monitoring, or recheck visits.

Health certificates and pet travel planning

Village Pet Hospital lists health certificates and says international travel requirements vary by country.

Check destination rules first. For international travel, contact the destination country’s embassy, consulate, airline, or official pet-import authority before scheduling.
Call early. Health certificates can require exam timing, vaccines, microchip information, parasite treatment, testing, and paperwork windows.
Bring records. Bring vaccination proof, rabies certificate, prior medical records, microchip details, and any airline or country-specific forms.
Confirm USDA-accredited veterinarian availability. The clinic’s health-certificate page states that it has a USDA-accredited veterinarian. Ask whether the right doctor is available for your travel timeline.
Travel warning: International requirements can change and can be strict. Start early so there is time for vaccines, microchips, lab tests, certificates, endorsements, and airline review.

Location, map, parking, and arrival tips

Use the official address for navigation and call before arrival if your pet is urgent, contagious, anxious, or difficult to handle.

Village Pet Hospital
100 Lambeth Dr
Bella Vista, AR 72714
Phone/Text: 479-855-3057

Use this map for general navigation. Confirm appointment time, department entrance, and any special handling instructions before arrival.

Dogs

Use a secure leash and keep dogs close in the parking area and lobby. Call ahead if your dog is reactive, contagious, or painful.

Cats and small pets

Use a secure carrier. Do not carry cats or small animals loose in your arms near the parking lot or clinic entrance.

What to bring to your Village Pet Hospital appointment

Use this checklist for wellness care, sick visits, surgery, dental care, travel certificates, diagnostics, or new-client visits.

For every visit

  • Pet’s previous medical records
  • Vaccine history
  • Current medications and doses
  • Known allergies or prior reactions
  • Current food, treats, and supplements
  • Insurance details if you use pet insurance

For sick visits

  • When symptoms started
  • Eating and drinking changes
  • Vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, sneezing, itching, or limping details
  • Photos or videos of symptoms
  • Any toxin, injury, or foreign-body concern

For surgery or dental visits

  • Signed consent forms if requested
  • Fasting instructions
  • Pre-anesthetic bloodwork questions
  • Pain-control plan
  • Pickup time and recovery instructions

For travel certificates

  • Destination requirements
  • Rabies certificate
  • Vaccine record
  • Microchip number if required
  • Airline paperwork
  • Embassy or import forms if international

Official source checklist for Village Pet Hospital

Use these official clinic pages for final verification before calling, booking, visiting, ordering, or planning treatment.

Official source What it helps verify When to use it
Contact page Address, phone, text number, fax number, business hours, and lunch closure. Use for quick contact, map, hours, and office routing.
Village Pet Hospital homepage Family-owned clinic description, new-client welcome, appointment request route, and general clinic overview. Use to confirm the clinic identity and appointment starting point.
About page Bella Vista service area, clinic mission, Health & Wellness Department entrance, and Medical & Procedural Department entrance. Use before visiting so you enter through the right door.
Services page Service list including emergency/urgent care, dental care, diagnostics, surgery, pharmacy, wellness, vaccinations, health certificates, and rehabilitation. Use before choosing an appointment type or asking whether referral is needed.
Meet the Team Current doctor and staff profiles listed by the clinic. Use when requesting a specific provider or learning the care team.
New Clients New-client expectations, clinic-care approach, and contact route for new pet owners. Use before a first appointment.
Online Forms New client, surgery, dental, and treatment forms available online. Use before a new-client visit, surgery, dental procedure, or drop-off treatment.
Online Resources Product rebate links and Hill’s to Home nutrition-plan information. Use for prescription-diet and rebate planning.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Village Pet Hospital, an emergency veterinarian, a pharmacy, a pet insurance company, or a veterinary medical provider. Always confirm diagnosis, treatment, appointment availability, emergency instructions, medication, records, and pricing directly with the clinic or emergency hospital.

Village Pet Hospital FAQs

Common questions pet owners ask before calling, booking, visiting, requesting records, or seeking urgent help.

1. What is the address of Village Pet Hospital?
Village Pet Hospital is located at 100 Lambeth Dr, Bella Vista, AR 72714.
2. What is Village Pet Hospital’s phone number?
The clinic lists phone and text at 479-855-3057. The fax number listed by the clinic is 479-855-4161.
3. What are Village Pet Hospital’s hours?
The contact page lists business hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with lunch closure from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
4. Does Village Pet Hospital handle emergencies?
The services page lists Emergency and Urgent Care and tells pet owners experiencing an emergency to call immediately. Emergency capacity can depend on timing and staffing, so call 479-855-3057 first during business hours.
5. Which entrance should I use at Village Pet Hospital?
The clinic says the Health & Wellness Department uses the old boarding door to the right of the main entrance for routine/preventive care. The Medical & Procedural Department uses the main entrance for sick, injured, surgical, dental, or ailed patients.
6. What services does Village Pet Hospital offer?
The clinic lists services including wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention, dental care, advanced digital X-rays, in-house lab, ultrasound, onsite diagnostics, acupuncture, laser therapy, orthopedic surgery, pharmacy, pain management, health certificates, hospice and euthanasia, rehabilitation, and puppy/kitten care.
7. Does Village Pet Hospital offer pet health certificates?
Yes. The services page lists Health Certificates and explains that travel requirements vary, especially for international travel. Call early and bring vaccine records, microchip details, and destination paperwork.
8. Does Village Pet Hospital have online forms?
Yes. The clinic’s online forms page lists a New Client Form, Surgery-Dog form, Surgery-Cat form, Dental form, and Treatment form that can be completed online or printed.
9. How do I request my pet’s records?
Call or text 479-855-3057 and ask how the clinic prefers to send records. You may also ask an outside clinic to fax records to 479-855-4161 when transferring care to Village Pet Hospital.
10. Is this guide an official Village Pet Hospital page?
No. This is an independent information guide. For current hours, appointments, emergencies, medical instructions, forms, prices, and records, use the official Village Pet Hospital website or call the clinic directly.