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Welcome to Rose Animal Clinic
Your Veterinary Team in Bentonville, AR
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Excellence In Animal Care

We are a small animal veterinary clinic, located in the heart of Bentonville, Arkansas, that specializes in preventative medicine.

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Benjamin Franklin

"Excellence In Animal Care" is not just our motto, it is the standard of medicine we strive to provide. Whether it’s a routine checkup or emergency surgery, you should not have to worry about how to get the best medical care for the pet you love.

Rose Animal Clinic
479.273.0622
1509 SW A Street
Bentonville, AR 72712

Meet Our Skilled Team

Learn Who We Are

  • Tiffany K
    Veterinary Assistant

    Tiffany has been part of the Rose family for 4 years.  She started with part time and it has grown into a full time position. in addition to her kennel responsibilites she assists the technicians and front staff. Tiffany is great at keeping us all smiling.

  • Dr.
    Emily Warman

    Dr. Emily Warman joined our staff in July 2018. She grew up in Alabaster, Alabama with her parents and two younger sisters. She graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelors of Science in Zoology prior to obtaining her veterinary degree from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine (War Eagle!). Her special interests include oncology, dermatology and avian medicine.  Dr. Warman is a lifetime Girl Scout and loves backpacking, kayaking, hiking, and art. She lives with her Labrador mix, Sable, and is excited to become part of our Rose Animal Clinic Team. 

  • Dr.
    Sandy Jernigan

    Dr. Sandy Jernigan is an Arkansas native from Alma. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Arkansas Fort Smith before pursuing her veterinary degree from Oklahoma State University. Her special interests within the medical profession include surgery, digital imaging and client communication. She and her husband moved back to Arkansas after graduation with her two sassy cats, Abby and Toby, and her lovable golden, Piper. When not at the clinic, she enjoys kayaking, fishing, painting, horseback riding, reading books and playing games with her family. She loves the color green, has a secret fascination with manatees and loves her work family at Rose. 

  • Kari A
    Medical Team Lead

    Kari joined our staff in 2015. She is originally from Greenland Arkansas but now resides in Lincoln. In her spare time she enjoys camping and fishing with her husband Damian. Kari also loves art and painting. We count on her creativeness here at the clinic. Her inspirational messages and artwork inspire all of us on a daily basis. If there is music playing she is singing or dancing along with it. We love the positive inspiration she brings to our clinic. 


  • Beverly B
    Client Care Services Team Lead

    Beverly joined our team in August of 2017. She hails from Missouri and is a proud mother of 4 and grandmother (aka Mimi) of 11! She has a small ranch in Missouri where she and her husband have cattle, horse’s chickens and her 5 dogs and 2 cats! Busy Lady! She is very outgoing, perfect for our reception desk. Outdoors is where she feels most at home, kayaking, horseback riding, four wheeling, camping and fishing. Bev is always willing to help and hear a story about your fur kids!

  • Aspen M
    Veterinary Assistant

    Aspen is one of our assistants that absolutely loves her job!

  • Lejend S
    Veterinary Assistant

    Lejend is our newest assistant and has been a great asset to our team.

  • Stephanie J
    Pet Hotel Manager

    Stephanie manages our pet hotel. She loves taking care our our boarders like they were her own!

  • Nick H
    Client Care Services

    Nick is a wonderful addition to our client services team. His warm smile is infectious!

Testimonials

Read What Our Clients Say

  • "I love Rose Animal Clinic! The staff is the best. I have been going to them with my furbabies for over ten years!"
    Sarah C.
  • "Absolutely the best clinic in town! They love our sweet Finn like he’s their own! They pay attention to detail and explain everything so you know and understand what’s going on with your fur baby!"
    Kyla M.
  • "Rose Animal Clinic has been a great partner in ensuring my dogs are comfortable and well cared for. I have recommended them to several coworkers who have also had great experiences. From end of life care to new puppy, I've always felt confident in their recommendations and moved by the care and sincerity they bring during each of my visits."
    Joseph W.
  • "I love Rose Animal Clinic because they don't discriminate against pit bulls. And you know they are actually concerned about you pet and what issues they have!!"
    Elisha M.
  • "Rose took my dog in an emergency last year while we were on vacation. Our pet sitter rushed him over there and the vet immediately took him to give him oxygen and meds to stabilize him. Our precious baby passed away and they were so good when they had to call and tell us. They took care of him when we couldn’t be there. I will never forget the kindness of the doctor. My dog was not a patient there yet they took him in our time of need. We now take our other pets to Rose and just love the docto"
    Robin J.
  • "These guys are the best! Do what they need to for my fur baby. He loves them and is happy when having to go to the vet!"
    Anonymous

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Our Regular Schedule

Monday:

7:30 am-6:00 pm

Tuesday:

7:30 am-12:00 pm

1:15 pm-6:00 pm

Wednesday:

7:30 am-6:00 pm

Thursday:

7:30 am-6:00 pm

Friday:

7:30 am-6:00 pm

Saturday:

8:00 am-12:00 pm

Sunday:

Closed