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AHNA HOURS
Monday thru Friday
7:30 AM - 8:30PM
Saturday
8:00AM - 12 Noon
Weekend Urgent Care Hours
Saturday
Arrive at 4:00PM
Sunday
Arrive at 4:00PM
CONTACT
828-253-3393
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AHNA March 2015 Newsletter
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New Enhancements Make Pets' Visits More Comfortable
 Everybody knows that it's scary for dogs and cats to come to the vet, right? Wrong! Here at Animal Hospital of North Asheville, we're always looking for ways to increase comfort and reduce fear in our patients. We love hearing about dogs who get excited to come see us, or cats who love our snuggling and treats. We have recently added some new features to make your pet's visit even more comfortable and low stress. Click Here for more information!
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Look for the New Pictures of Our Doctors & Staff on the Website!
Get to know our veterinarians and staff better. Visit the staff section of our website to read the bios and check out our new photos!
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Facial Swelling -
A Common Problem
Has your dog ever had swelling in front of an eye to the left or right of the bridge of the nose? What could that be? As it turns out, it is seen fairly commonly. Do you have any idea what the cause could be?
There are many possibilities such as being physically struck in that area, having a puncture that became infected, a spider bite, a benign or cancerous growth and more. The most common cause is a tooth infection.
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Free Class About Dental
Care of Dogs & Cats
Presented by Dr. Dave Thompson. No registration required.
 Monday, April 6, 2015 - Dog Oral Health
Tuesday, April 7, 2015 - Cat Oral Health
Both classes will be at 7:00 pm in the AHNA Education Room.
By 3 years of age:
- 80% of Dogs have Periodontal Disease
- 70% of Cats have Periodontal Disease
You can: - Increase comfort
- Increase longevity
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More Information
Now on Our Website
 We are excited to announce two new features on Animal Hospital of North Asheville's website. We want our website (ahna.net) to be your source for information about the hospital, pet health, and community animal events, so we are constantly updating the site. Keep reading for more information about our latest additions.
The first new feature contains all of the extensive information that is provided to participants of our Puppy Preschool. This section contains a wealth of information on puppy/dog care and behavior. It will help any pet family learn the correct way to care for and train your puppy or dog, since it is never too late for you or your pet to learn. Click Here to read more.
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Tricks & Games March and April
 Congratulations to the newest graduates of Dog-Ed's Tricks and Games Class: Molly, Zoe, Frankie and Marcie. The past several Saturdays were filled with laughter, treats, tricks and fun. Here are photos of Molly and Marcie showing off some of the tricks they learned with Jenny White, CPDT-KA of Dog-Ed. Would you and your dog like to join in the fun? Only four lucky pets get to participate in each series of four classes. It may not be too late to register for the next session of Saturday classes which begins March 28th at 4:00pm at Animal Hospital of North Asheville and runs through Saturday, April 18th. Pets love these classes! Click Here for more information.
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Upcoming Pet Behavior Sessions
*All classes are held in the AHNA Education Room*  How to help your leash reactive dog March 31st, 2015 at 7:00 pm
Don't Leave Me! How to Help Your Dog With Separation Anxiety
April 21, 2015 at 7:00 pm
Unleash the Possibilities: Discover the Keys to a Wonderful Canine Companion
April 28, 2015 at 7:00 pm
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Please Review Us On Google+
If you are happy with the care and service you and your pet have received at Animal Hospital of North Asheville, we would greatly appreciate your taking a few minutes to write a review online. We have made it easy for you to review us on Google - just Click Here for easy instructions - and thank you!
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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.
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