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AHNA HOURS
Monday thru Friday
7:30 AM - 8:30PM
Saturday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Weekend Urgent Care Hours
Sunday
Arrive at 4:00PM
CONTACT
828-253-3393
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AHNA October 2015 Newsletter
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Happy Howl-o-ween
Stop in for Pet Trick or Treating on Wednesday, October 28th at Animal Hospital of North Asheville from 6-7pm!
Our Education Room will be decorated for Halloween along with a seasonal photo backdrop display where we can take a special picture of your pet (and you, if you wish). Of course, there will be treats for people and pets (our pet treats are healthy and low calorie).
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Why You Should Visit Your Vet Just to Say 'Hi'
 A visit to the veterinarian can be stressful for pets. Unfamiliar smells and sounds, unfamiliar hands poking and prodding you with strange objects, and other animals possibly experiencing pain or fear surrounding you-all tend to make pets feel uncomfortable or fearful. "Pets experience the white-coat effect just like people do and can become more anxious just by walking into the veterinary hospital... or even just being in the car," says Dr. Heather Loenser of Crown Veterinary Specialists in Lebanon, N.J., and a member of the AAHA Board of Directors. "Vets know this, and during the exam we often find higher heart rates and blood pressure than we would if we were sitting at home on your couch with your pet." Click Here to read more!
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Celebrating Our
Patient Care Team
Earlier this month we celebrated National Veterinary Technician Week! We firmly believe that our Patient Care Team is the very best. They are compassionate, caring, and dedicated with the best training and exceptional skills. We honor and thank our team who have dedicated their lives to helping animals and their families. Enjoy this video and remember to show your love to our Patient Care Team!
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Get Your Tickets Now!
Taste of Compassion Nov. 7th
Presenting Sponsor Animal Hospital of North Asheville
Animal Hospital of North Asheville will be the presenting sponsor again this year for Asheville Humane Society's Taste of Compassion.
Please come out on November 7, have fun and go home knowing that you have helped to provide for the hungry and injured animals of our community. This grand event and silent auction is always a great time and this year promises to be better than ever before! There are new twists to the fun this year and a new location at 227 Cumberland Avenue in Historic Montford.
Click Here to buy your ticket and read all about it!
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5 Common Mushrooms That Can Poison Your Pet
Mushroom poisoning in pets may be underestimated.  Mushroom species can be difficult to nearly impossible for even mushroom experts (called mycologists) to identify. That difficulty is compounded by the fact that little is known about the potential toxicity of many species. Mushrooms reported as edible in Europe have been associated with toxicity cases in North America and vice versa. Mushroom toxicity reportedly can vary depending on habitat and/or what other plants or trees are growing nearby. And many mushrooms can contain more than one poisonous substance - Click Here to learn more.
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Airline Travel With Your Pet
 As we get closer to the busy holiday travel season, it's time to think about whether your pet is going to join you on your journey. Air travel can require more preparation, especially if you're traveling to another country. As you will see below, traveling with your pet to another country may require many months of paperwork, vaccinating, tests and possibly even quarantine.
Click Here to read more about air travel with your pet.
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Welcome Lisa, Katrina Anne, and Katherine!
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Halloween Pet Safety Tips
 Halloween is coming up soon - the time of year for goblins and ghosts, trick-or-treaters and treats. These traditions don't change, but our knowledge of some of the hazards of Halloween does. For example, we've warned about not letting your pet eat sugarless candy or gum due to the possibility of xylitol exposure. Even small amounts of this sweetener can cause a rapid and dangerous drop in blood sugar, and can lead to acute liver failure. More and more products contain xylitol, including some candy, sugarless gum, baked goods, and even some brands of peanut butter. Trick-or-treat candy doesn't have the labeling you need to know if xylitol is present, making it even more important to keep Halloween treats put away in closed containers out of reach of your pets! For more information about keeping your pets safe at Halloween, Click Here.
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Upcoming Pet Help Sessions & Classes At AHNA
Unleash the Possibilities: Discover the Keys to a Wonderful Canine CompanionTuesday, Oct 27th at 7:00 pm Woof! I Can't Stop BarkingTuesday, November 10th at 7:00 pm How to Help Your Pet Survive Holiday Travel & Celebrations
Tuesday, November 17th at 7:00 pm
TICKETED CLASSES
Concentration (A Training Class For You And Your Dog)
Saturdays: November 14th & 21st from 4-5:00pm in the AHNA Education Room. This class is full, but we are holding another Concentration class in December.
Get reminders for all of our events! Subscribe to our  Events Page on Facebook. (Go to this link and click 'Subscribe')
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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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Mission Statement: 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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