midCITIES Animal Hospital

midCITIES Animal Hospital is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Bentonville, Arkansas, located at 2805 SW 14th St Suite 1. It treats dogs and cats. Reviews describe experiences ranging from same-day care for urgent issues to longer-term support for chronic conditions and end-of-life care.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Same-day appointments noted in reviews for urgent concerns (example: feline facial abscess)
•Vaccinations/injections (including puppy shots) mentioned in reviews
•Radiographs (X-rays) referenced in reviews
•GI foreign-body management discussed in reviews, including options such as scoping and gastrotomy, and in-hospital induced vomiting
•Arthritis treatment support referenced in reviews
•Help with pet logistics related to international relocation mentioned in reviews
•Support during euthanasia or pet loss described in reviews

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Munson is named in reviews.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.5/5 rating from 132 reviews. Positive themes include friendly, kind staff; efficient care; and detailed decision-making for cat cases, including discussion of diagnostic imaging and treatment options. A negative review describes concerns about a veterinary technician’s handling of injections and communication during an appointment.

Reviews for midCITIES Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 132 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Shawnee Waclawski

3 months ago

My cat had an abscess on his face and they were able to get me in the same day I called. The price was doable for me on a low budget. The staff were very friendly and the doctor was efficient and kind.

Michelle Manning

3 months ago

Very kind doctors and staff!

Julia Harris

4 months ago

Bad experience with the vet technician. She was trying to take my pet and just give her shots without asking. I insisted on coming with my pet to the room. She struggled to give my puppy a shot. Pulling the needle in and out, causing my puppy pain. I asked her to stop and have the doctor do the shots. He has given her shots at our last appointment. She got an attitude and just left the room. That is very unprofessional and her lack in training shows that providing poor technician skills causes pets to be afraid of shots. I won’t return.

Carrie Jagt

4 months ago

We relocated here in the summer with our 13 yr old lab/gsp mix. First moving internationally with a family pet requires a lot of work and the staff at midcities did everything to make it as easy and efficient as possible while ensuring our Charro kept up with his arthritis treatment. We sadly lost Charro last week and the Dr and all the staff helped our family in a very sad and difficult time. I highly recommend this animal hospital, they treat your pet as a part of your family.

Emily Hunt

10 months ago

Dr. Munson is INCREDIBLE. As a veterinary nurse, I have a hard time trusting veterinarians with my cats because of my cat traumatically passing due to mistreatment of her infection (Not at this hospital) I will recommend Dr. Munson to literally anyone I know, especially if they own cats. She stays up to date on the latest research in kitty medicine and always treats the babies with compassion and minimizes their stress as much as possible. On top of this, she stays real with you. We brought our cat in after he sent over a foot of string down his gullet. When we came in, we saw another doctor initially who said it would be fine to take him home and continue to monitor after we took radiographs and weren’t completely sure if we saw string or not. If we didn’t take him home, we could immediately scope him or perform a gastrotomy. If you don’t know, string can anchor in the stomach while the rest of it travels through intestines and can bunch them together, tear through the intestines, and cause sepsis. We chose to wait until Dr. Munson came in to get a second opinion because we didn't want to risk taking him home (we live far) or unnecessarily cut him open if nothing was there. When Dr. Munson got there, she immediately said we shouldn’t take him home, then recommended inducing vomiting. She gave him drugs and he vomited the string up within 7min. It’s incredibly hard to get cats to vomit in hospital, but she told us that she had read up on research that said that giving dexmedetomidine to cats orally was significantly more successful at getting them to vomit. Long story short, if Dr. Munson hadn’t done that research on inducing vomiting in felines, we likely would’ve cut our baby open because we refused to take him home and wait until he was symptomatic (which often means their intestines are plicated at that point) Thank you for being amazing, Dr. Munson. You deserve the world!