Veterinary person wearing a stethoscope holding a tabby kitten

Robert H. Wilder Jr. and Susan P. Wilder Veterinary Clinic

The Robert H. Wilder Jr. and Susan P. Wilder Veterinary Clinic at the pet resource center is a state-of-the-art, fully staffed veterinary clinic.

The clinic was designed primarily for the pets in our care and those in the care of our shelter partners. It also offers community vaccine and microchip clinics (both at the clinic itself and at remote locations across Northwest Arkansas) and wellness and spay/neuter services for income-qualifying members of our community. 

Our main priority is to serve pets in shelter care, so at this time, we are not scheduling veterinary services for members of the general public.

Check back for more information about our wellness and spay/neuter services for income-qualifying community members.   

Vaccine and microchip clinics

Best Friends holds regular vaccine and microchip events at our veterinary clinic.

Distemper/DHHP for dogs and HCP for cats are offered at no cost. The rabies vaccine and microchipping for dogs and cats are available with a $10 suggested donation.

Three tiny kittens being held by a person in a shelter setting

The Prada pit bull terrier program

Thanks to a generous donor, this program — named after the donor’s loving pit bull terrier, Prada — provides services for pit-bull-terrier-like dogs (pups with wide heads, short coats and muscular builds).

Services covered include: spay/neuter surgery, wellness exams, vaccinations, and preventive services. Contact contactnwa@bestfriends.org for program details.