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Companions Spay & Neuter Clinic

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589 Highway 65 N

Greenbrier, AR 72058

+1 (501) 679-7900

https://www.companionsspayandneuter.com

Companions Spay & Neuter Clinic in Greenbrier, AR is dedicated to preventing pet overpopulation through affordable spay and neuter services, helping to reduce the number of stray animals in the community.

They also offer a vaccine clinic providing essential vaccinations, heartworm testing, microchipping, and more, ensuring the health and well-being of pets in the area.

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4.09 reviews

Ronda McClellan ..

10/18/2025

Very kind staff. They even stayed late to work on my kitty's spay after she licked out the stitches!

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Nellie C.

6/26/2024

Companion spay and neuter clinic took very excellent care of my 3 boxer babies!! I got there the staff came out to my vehicle and got my babies, the staff is very friendly and helpful!!The site...

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Billy W.

10/17/2024

I can't explain the gratitude I have for these doctors here! I was going to return for another appointment for my dog and they made a way for him to take care of it today so I wouldn't have to and...

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Jenine Y.

4/22/2023

I am beyond upset with this company day. I took my dog dog in to get spayed it and unbeknownst to us. She was pregnant instead of them calling and asking me what they would like me to do with the...

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LaTasha M.

12/21/2018

I took my Pekingese there and my daughter's kitten. They were very sweet and very loving towards both of the animals. I had a lot of questions and they answered them all very cheerfully. I...

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