Banfield Pet Hospital

Euthanasia, often referred to as “putting to sleep,” is something we take very seriously at Banfield Pet Hospital in Fayetteville.

We strive to create a calm, supportive environment to make you and your dog or cat as comfortable as possible. We reserve special rooms for these visits, where our staff will review the process of saying goodbye and you can ask any questions you have.

You can choose to be with your pet, or you can say goodbye and let our team provide a compassionate environment for your pet’s final moments.

Saying goodbye is never easy, but we hope to offer support and professional guidance throughout the process.

LEARN MORE: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bcaring/2024/Euthanasia-and-end-of-life-preparation

Stay safe out there in Fayetteville! 🐕

Exposing your dog to the outside world can be risky — since there’s always the potential for contact with an infectious disease. Common diseases your dog can contract include canine flu, canine distemper, kennel cough, ringworm, and leptospirosis.

Places where your dog can contract a disease:
- Dog parks
- Stores or farmers markets
- Dog bars
- Restaurants
- Campgrounds
- Festivals
- Dog events
- Overgrown backyards
- Even just walking on a public sidewalk

Luckily, there are some simple ways to help keep your dog safe from common diseases. Two of the most important are ensuring your dog is on year-round parasite prevention and that they’re up to date on their vaccinations.

Talk to your veterinary team at Banfield Pet Hospital - Fayetteville for more ways to look out for your dog’s health.

CALL TO FIND OUT MORE: +19108641337

Pets typically show pain through behavioral changes. While these may be apparent in dogs, cats are notoriously good at hiding their pain — so you may need to be extra observant with feline friends. 🐱

Common signs of pain in dogs and cats:
- Slow to rise
- Changes in how cat goes up/down steps or jumps on/off things
- Going to the bathroom outside the litterbox
- Less interest in play
- Decreased grooming
- Irritability or hiding
- Licking or chewing a certain spot
- Less energy, increased sleeping
- Difficulty with or avoiding stairs

Assessing and treating your pet’s pain takes a strong partnership between you and your vet. If you think your pet may be in pain, visit your vet care team at Banfield Pet Hospital - Fayetteville. Make an appointment today!

Click here to schedule an appointment

Introducing The Video Vault! 🎦

This new corner of our website is packed with watchable content on caring for your sweet dog or cat.

It includes info on:
- Spay and neuter
- Dog dental cleanings
- Traveling with your pet
- How to check for fleas
…and so much more!

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Video-vault

Looking to treat your dog to a rousing dose of mental stimulation? 🧠💡

Read about our favorite brain games — from puzzle toys to hide-and-go seek.

Not only do these get your dog’s brain working in new ways, but they can also tire them out, decrease their reactivity, and help reduce their anxiety!

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bfun/2024/Fun-brain-games-to-play-with-your-dog

Itchy pet? 🐶🐱

A change to your cat or dog’s diet may be in order! 🍽️

We’ll take you through signs of itchiness, how your vet in Fayetteville can help, and why food can play a big part in finding relief.

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bwell/2024/The-truth-about-skin-issue-allergies-and-diet

Taking an international trip with your pet? ✈️

The logistics take some extra preparation, but it will all be worth it. 🐕🐈

We’ll show you how to prepare during the months (yes!) and weeks leading up to your trip — including info on vet appointments, healthcare requirements, and what to pack.

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bwell/2024/All-about-traveling-abroad-with-your-dog-or-cat

Stumped by your pet’s itching and scratching? 🤔

It can be upsetting and frustrating watching your dog or cat suffer. Not only can itching and scratching lead to hair loss, inflammation, and cuts, but it also indicates that your pet is having a reaction to something.

We discuss parasites and other possible causes and what you can do to help (hint: it may involve seeing your vet at Banfield Pet Hospital - Fayetteville.

Learn More: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bwell/2024/Stumped-by-your-pets-itching-and-scratching

Thank you for your patience as our hospitals recover from the impacts of the global outage this weekend. Our services are fully restored, but there may be occasional delays or service interruptions. Most importantly, we’re excited to see you and your BFF! 🧡🐾

Losing a furry friend is hard 😔

As pet lovers and veterinary professionals, we understand this deeply and take careful steps to assist with the end-of-life process.

Get info on euthanasia, knowing when it’s time, and how your vets at Banfield Pet Hospital - Fayetteville can help. ❤️

Learn More: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bcaring/2024/Honoring-our-beloved-pets-when-they-must-leave-us

Summer’s here — and so are summer grooming tips! 🐶🐱

Read on for info about...
- Minimizing shedding
- Spotting fleas and ticks
- Checking for lumps and bumps
- Helping with skin allergies
…and more!

Whether you’re staying in Fayetteville for the season or traveling, you’ll want to learn these tips for helping your cutie look and feel good.

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bwell/2023/Seasonal-grooming-tips-for-dogs-and-cats

Camping with your furball? Lucky! 🏕️

While the experience is sure to be fun, there are a few pointers to keep in mind.

Plus, we’ve got safety tips for other summer activities like road tripping and running with your pet.

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bwell/2023/Pet-safety-tips-for-the-summer-months

Spot the signs of osteoarthritis 👀

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common degenerative joint condition that can affect dogs and cats of all ages. The earlier it’s diagnosed, the earlier you can slow its progression (and help your pet get relief!).

When caring for your pet in Fayetteville, keep an eye out for these signs:

- Stiffness in limbs
- Difficulty getting up
- Reluctance to use stairs
- Loss of interest in playing
- Sitting with a back leg loosely to the side
- Difficulty getting up and down from furniture or cat tree
- Going p*e or poo outside the litter box
- Matting or scruff from less self-grooming

If you notice any of these, it’s time to make a vet appointment for your furball at the Banfield Pet Hospital Fayetteville. 📆

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bcaring/2024/How-to-spot-osteoarthritis-in-your-dog-or-cat-at-home

Heartworm disease is bad news 😖

Heartworm is a parasitic worm that can transfer to your dog or cat through a mosquito bite. Eek! 🦟

Luckily, prevention in Fayetteville is possible (and super easy).

Talk to your vet at the Banfield Pet Hospital Fayetteville to see if they recommend an injectable, chewable, or topical treatment for your pet. 🐱🐶

Book now: https://www.banfield.com/visit-information/schedule-appointment/welcome-screen

Tackling osteoarthritis is a joint effort 💪

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a painful joint condition caused by cartilage degradation. It’s common in older dogs and cats, but it can affect pets of any age.

We can help your furball find relief in Fayetteville. A custom treatment plan at the Banfield Pet Hospital Fayetteville often includes:

- Prescription medications
- Prescription pain relief
- Therapeutic diet
- Joint supplements
- Regular exercise or physical therapy
- Resources to help your pet maintain a healthy weight

Learn more: https://www.banfield.com/Bblog/bcaring/2024/How-Banfield-can-help-your-pet-with-osteoarthritis

Banfield clients, we’ve got a flurry of deals for you!

Take 30% OFF one order or 35% OFF your first AutoShip order of anything on our holiday deals page.

Interested in something not on our holiday deals page? Take 25% OFF your first AutoShip order.

Use code JOY at checkout. https://shop.banfield.com/

Max $30 off. Limited to Banfield clients only. Terms apply.

📅 Happy holidays! Please note our special holiday hours:
• 12/24/2021 - Christmas Eve: Closed
• 12/25/2021 - Christmas Day: Closed
• 12/31/2021 - New Year’s Eve: Closed
• 1/1/2022 - New Year’s Day: Closed
Thank you for being part of Banfield, and happy holidays to you and your furry BFF! ⛄🧡

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When there's a new addition to the family and it takes a little getting used to for some. Game on! Follow the link for some tips on how to introduce a second pal into your home: https://bddy.me/2zavj2X We get .

Our friends over at Hill’s Pet Nutrition are giving YOU a special offer! Visit our site to claim your coupon: http://bit.ly/2yr7kNh

Want to make sure your pet is Halloween ready? Bustle sat down with our very own Dr. Zabell to chat Halloween pet safety tips. Read more: https://bddy.me/2yTR3Qn

📷: on Instagram

Pets can't resist this time of year either 🍂 Dental chews are a great way to help them maintain their healthy smile! Visit our article library to learn more dental care tips for dogs and cats: https://bddy.me/2yU5zYf

When you know just the right spot…every time. We get .

In prep for Halloween, we want to see your ! Comment below with a picture of your Halloween squad for a chance to WIN:
🎃 $150 PetSmart gift card
🎃 1-year supply of Greenies Dog Dental Chews
🎃 1-year supply of Hill’s Pet Nutrition Science Diet Dog Treats

Official rules: https://www.banfield.com/rules
No purchase necessary. U.S. residents (excl. RI) 18+ only. Void where prohibited. Entry deadline 10/24 5:00pm PST.

October is our signature month of giving back, and in week 2 our associates continued to demonstrate how they make A BETTER WORLD FOR PETS through the Mars Volunteer Program! From providing care for pets whose owners are survivors of domestic violence to preparing a giraffe birth stall at a zoo, we’re proud of their efforts.

There's a house to clean and bills to pay and work to do...but you know that quality time is good for both of you so you just make it happen. We get .

When his weekend job is Branch Manager. We get .

So happy to be celebrating this weekend at Orlando Pride! If you're here too, come say hi at the Banfield booth! 🌈🌈

Daily walks give your dog exercise and let them check things off their doggy do list. What would your pup add to theirs? We get .

Wondering what you can do to help in the midst of ? Text the word DISASTER to (855) 417-3334 to make a $5 donation. All Text-to-Give donations will go directly to providing support for disasters.

Hurricane Michael has made landfall and pets in the area need our help! Text the word DISASTER to (855) 417-3334 to make a $5 donation. 100% of all Text-to-Give donations will go directly to providing support for disasters.

Please help us spread the word about this simple way to give!

Sometimes – but not always – snuggles > toys. Does your feline friend agree? We get .

With Hurricane Michael making landfall, we want you to know the resources available to you:

1) Visit our hospital pages to see if your hospital is closed: https://www.banfield.com/our-hospitals/hospital-locations

2) Our Banfield app provides quick access to vaccine records for all those traveling without records on-hand. Download on IOS or Android devices.

3) Should you need non-emergency assistance, Banfield clients can text health-related questions to Ask.Vet to receive free advice from a veterinarian. Veterinarians are able to chat 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To get started, text “Banfield” to 67076 or visit https://www.ask.vet/?a=banfield to chat online. Message rates may apply.

We're sending good, safe thoughts to our associates, clients, and pet-loving friends.

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Do you get the "I know I'm cute" face at least once a day? We sure do. We get .

October is American Humane's Adopt-A-Dog Month®! Wondering if you should adopt? Besides the love - and loyalty - they'll bring to your family, here are other benefits of adopting a dog from a shelter: http://bit.ly/2y82mVt

Tell us about your adoption story in the comments below!

October is Adopt-A-Dog Month®! Be a hero this month and adopt a dog from your local shelter or rescue group

https://www.americanhumane.org/initiative/adopt-a-dog-month/

When you can always count on seeing eye to eye with your best friend. We get .

With human flu season just getting started, you might wonder if your pup experiences similar seasonal threats. Unlike what we traditionally see with human flu, canine flu doesn’t seem to have a seasonal pattern. The good news? There are treatment and prevention options - learn more: https://bddy.me/2IEHqJI