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AHNA Feature Video
K Laser Treatment
AHNA Closed for Thanksgiving.
Science Reveals How Cats Drink
Pet Spotlight - Becky

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AHNA November
2010 Newsletter 
Happy Thanksgiving!
thanksgiving dog
It is the time of year that we stop to count our blessings. Among other things, here at Animal Hospital of North Asheville, we are so thankful that our patients are living longer, healthier, and more comfortable lives due to amazing advances in preventive care.  Our hospital opened in November of 1977, so reflecting back to those early days points out how much the health of our patients has improved. The blessings of preventive care are almost too numerous to count, but there are three big ones --- to read more and to learn how much longer pets live nowadays, CLICK HERE.
AHNA Feature VideoDog with video camera

Ever wonder what goes on at the hospital behind the scenes? Or were you ever curious about all the different technology that is available at AHNA? Well, wonder no longer! We now have a video that features our doctors, staff, hospital, and most importantly, lots of cute pets!
Please CLICK HERE to watch the VIDEO.
(You may have to scroll down the page to view the video.)
Safe, Pain-Free Way to Treat Your Pet's Arthritis & Inflammation at AHNA

We are excited to announce that Animal Hospital of
Huck
Huck is feeling better.
North Asheville has purchased the strongest Therapeutic Laser currently available. This technology is FDA approved to relieve arthritic pain and inflammation in people, and has been shown to help 85% of dogs and cats. Several of our patients have already received treatments for their osteoarthritis pain and their families are amazed at the improvement that they have seen.

"Huck has had a lot of relief from his arthritis pain," - to read more about this exciting new technology, CLICK HERE.
AHNA Closed for Thanksgiving
In observance of Thanksgiving, Animal Hospital of North Asheville will be closed on Thursday, November 25, 2010. In the 365 days of 2010, Animal Hospital of North Asheville has only 6 days that outpatients are not seen, New Years Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day and the 26th (Sunday). All other days, our hospital is open for outpatient care including Saturday and Sunday afternoons when we are open at 4:00 pm for patients needing care that cannot wait until Monday. Sometimes it is necessary to alter our hours due to circumstances beyond our control, so please always call before you head to the animal hospital. We have a veterinarian present and ready for emergency care during all our business hours, and REACH is available to our patients anytime that we are closed. We are thankful to have you as clients and your pets as our patients, and we are committed to being here to serve you and your pets.
Science Reveals How
Cat drinking with straw
Cats do NOT drink this way!
Cats Drink

A recent article in the New York Times highlighted a study done by four engineers on how cats drink. Cats cannot pucker their 'lips' to create suction like humans can, and they do not create a 'cup' with their tongue like dogs do. Cats have come up with an elegant, truly feline, solution.

Cats lap water so fast that the human eye cannot follow what is happening, which is why the trick had apparently escaped attention until now. With the use of high-speed photography - to read more and to view pictures and video on how cats drink, please CLICK HERE
Pet Spotlight & Memorial - 
Becky

Becky, beloved pet of Karen Youncke, was a faithful Beckyand devoted friend.

"She was my precious little girl. She was always there for me," says Karen. "I adopted her when she was 3-years-old from a Daschund rescue group. She was so patient and devoted to me. We did everything together. She especially loved to go walking on the Biltmore Estate. In fact, I couldn't say the word 'Biltmore' around her because she would get so excited. All the staff knew her there and she could walk and chase ducks, which was one of her favorite things to do. Even when she had to have a back operation and couldn't walk for a while, that didn't stop us from taking our walks together. I simply put her in a baby buggy and off we went. She loved that buggy."

Now that Becky is gone, Karen is fostering dogs in her home in Becky's memory - to read more of Becky and Karen's touching story, CLICK HERE.

By embracing new knowledge and state-of-the-art technology, our mission at AHNA is to provide the highest level of medical, dental and surgical care possible; to deliver it with integrity and compassion for our clients, but most importantly, to constantly see ourselves through the eyes of our voiceless patients who understand only that we are gentle and kind; to have as our first priority, relief of their pain and discomfort and to strive to minimize separation from the people they love.