Vet Locations

South County Animal Hospital's staff has pledged not only to give your pet with the best medical treatment available, but also to serve you with courtesy and compassion. We recognize that your pet is an integral part of your family, and we will treat him or her with the highest respect and care.
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Since 1975, the Greenwood Veterinary Clinic has been serving the community.
Since 1994, Dr. Singer has owned and operated the facility. We are a full-service veterinarian clinic specializing on dogs, cats, and horses.
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The mission statement of Cornerstone Veterinary Clinic is to "Provide Compassionate, Comprehensive, Convenient medical care" to the River Valley's pets. We want to provide compassionate treatment to both the pets and the families who accompany them. We strive to be comprehensive in our care, researching solutions to each pet's problems and thoroughly addressing their welfare. We strive to make it as easy as possible for pet owners to love and care for their pets' medical needs. ​

In 1986, he received his veterinary medicine degree from Louisiana State University. She has been practicing for almost 30 years in the River Valley Area. Since 1989, Pointer Trail Animal Clinic has been serving the community. She has been active in local community groups in addition to caring for the pets in the region. St. Micheal Catholic Church is where she worships.

She has volunteered with the Girl Scouts, the McCafferty School of Irish Dance, and the Belle Point Quilters Guild, among other organizations. She is a member of the Van Buren Chamber of Commerce, the Fort Smith Veterinary Medical Association, the Arkansas Veterinary Medical Association, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Association of Feline Practitioners, and the American Veterinary Medical Association. ​

Hubbs Animal Clinic in Van Buren, Arkansas, is a mixed-animal practice that sees and treats large, small, and exotic pets in the Alma, Fort Smith, and Van Buren areas. Hubbs is the preferred veterinary practice in the Arkansas River Valley. Since 1956, they have provided superior animal care to Van Buren and the Fort Smith River Valley as a state-of-the-art surgical and diagnostic veterinarian facility. Randy L. Hubbs DVM, David Ford DVM, and Jerrod English DVM are the three veterinarians at Hubbs Animal Clinic. ​

We believe in treating each patient as if they were our own pet and providing them with the same level of love and attention. At River Valley Animal Hospital, we're committed to providing cutting-edge, compassionate veterinary care to you and your four-legged family members. Our objective is to assist you in caring for your pet while ensuring that they remain healthy. We want your veterinarian visit to be easy, affordable, and memorable. ​

Stray and roaming animals can pose a threat to the community by attacking other pets and people, as well as causing traffic accidents by crossing roadways. Millions of money are spent in communities to control unwanted animals, including fees for dog wardens and the costs of collecting, housing, and feeding the homeless animals. Even if you don't own a pet, you are still responsible for this, and because the money is spent on treating symptoms rather than causes, you will be responsible for it year after year. ​

We are a full-service veterinary hospital in Fort Smith, Arkansas, providing medical, surgical, and dental treatment to our patients.
We also offer chiropractic services and, more recently, cold laser therapy. Fianna Hills Pet Hospital also offers a variety of specialist meals as well as professional grooming. ​

At Chaffee Veterinary Clinic, we believe that pets are members of the family, and we want our patients and clients to think of us as their personal physician. Our staff takes a fearless approach and attempts to make each visit a positive experience for your pet. Dr. Fouts is known for his easygoing, yet informative bedside manner when discussing your pets care.

Dr. Fouts has approximately ten years of expertise in the River Valley, where he practices both routine and emergency pet care. Dr. Fouts has spent the last year practicing at emergency clinics in Fort Smith and Springdale, where he has become particularly adept at treating and managing complex situations. ​

Dr. Reeder has lived in Fort Smith his entire life. She graduated from Oklahoma State University with a bachelor's degree in agriculture in 1984 and Louisiana State University with a doctorate in veterinary medicine in 1988. She established All Animal Health Center in its current site in 1990.

Dr. Reeder is a member of the AVMA, the Arkansas Veterinary Medical Association, and the Fort Smith Area Veterinary Medical Association. She has three children, two dogs, three cats, and six horses.

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