Weight Management for Cats: The Catkins Diet!
Cats are meant to be lean, sleek predators, rippling with muscle. Here are some tips on how to help them manage their weight.
Healthy Treats for Your Pet
With any pet treats, moderation is key. Here are some tips on choosing the right treats for your pet's diet.
Choosing the Right Cat Carrier
When deciding on modes of transportation, you look for safety, comfort, affordability and durability. The same standards apply when you are selecting transportation for your cat.
Safe Chews for Dogs
Have you ever broken a tooth? If you have, you know that the sensation ranges from uncomfortable sensitivity to extremely painful. Here are some tips on how to choose safe chew toys.
Warning Signs Your Pet Is Sick
How many times have you had a pet who’s just not acting right, or vomiting, or showing different eating or drinking patterns, and you’ve wondered whether or not to worry?
COVID-19 Update from AHNA (3/27/2020)
The Animal Hospital of North Asheville is committed to keeping our hospital healthy and safe for all of our patients, clients, staff, and family members. In light of growing concerns about the spread of COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, we would like to make you aware of the actions we are taking.
About Our AAFP Gold-Certified Animal Hospital
With specially trained staff, dedicated feline exam rooms and hospitalization wards, as well as a feline-only waiting area, Animal Hospital of North Asheville is an American Association of Feline Practitioners Gold Standard Cat Friendly hospital.
Why You Should Get Your Cat Fixed
There are a host of benefits to getting your cat spayed or neutered. Our Asheville vets share some of the reasons why you should get your cat or kitten fixed, and the benefits of spaying or neutering your cat.
Protect Your Pet & Family From Ticks
Ticks can spread a number of serious diseases to both people and pets. Here, our Asheville vets explain what to look for, and how to keep ticks away from your family and your pets.
Lyme Disease in Pets
Lyme disease in pets is increasing across North Carolina. Here, our Asheville area vets shed some light on what symptoms you can look for if you're concerned that your pet may have Lyme disease.