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Happy Memorial Day! ❤️🤍💙Our hospital is CLOSED today for Memorial Day, but we will reopen tomorrow, May 26th. If your pe...
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day! ❤️🤍💙

Our hospital is CLOSED today for Memorial Day, but we will reopen tomorrow, May 26th. If your pet experiences a medical emergency while we are closed, please contact:
🚨 WCRAH (Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital)
📞 (828) 697-7767
📍 205 N Highland Lake Rd, Flat Rock, NC
Or
🚨 V.E.G. (Veterinary Emergency Group)
📞 (828) 470-7802
📍 1856 Hendersonville Rd, Asheville, NC

Have a safe holiday and give your pets some extra cuddles from us today! 🐾❤️

05/19/2026

To allow our team time for important staff training, we will be temporarily closed today, Tuesday, May 19th, from 12:00 PM–2:00 PM.
We truly appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience.

It’s Veterinary Assistant Week, and we want to recognize our wonderful veterinary assistants, Anna & Hillary. We truly a...
05/18/2026

It’s Veterinary Assistant Week, and we want to recognize our wonderful veterinary assistants, Anna & Hillary. We truly appreciate the compassion and commitment they show every day while caring for our patients and clients. We are so grateful for all they do and the difference they make every day.

Thank you to all veterinary assistants who make such a big difference in the lives of animals and their families! We hope you all have an amazing week and feel extra loved and appreciated for all that you do!💛🐾

Rainy days = extra snuggles ☔🐾Meet Raven 💕 This sweet girl brightened our gloomy day and reminded us that even the rain ...
05/07/2026

Rainy days = extra snuggles ☔🐾

Meet Raven 💕 This sweet girl brightened our gloomy day and reminded us that even the rain can’t dampen the love we have for our patients. From wagging tails to gentle cuddles, they make every day better rain or shine.

🚨 DOG OWNERS — DON’T MISS THIS! 🚨The Henderson County Rabies Clinic is underway, and we’re participating! For a limited ...
05/04/2026

🚨 DOG OWNERS — DON’T MISS THIS! 🚨
The Henderson County Rabies Clinic is underway, and we’re participating! For a limited time, rabies vaccines are just $15. Remember, rabies vaccination is required by law. Protect your pup. Protect your home. Protect our community.

📞 Appointments are required, so call today to reserve your spot! (828) 692-7201

Meet Sadie 🐾💖She came in for her very first puppy visit, and we are already smitten! Sadie has heterochromia, meaning ea...
05/01/2026

Meet Sadie 🐾💖
She came in for her very first puppy visit, and we are already smitten! Sadie has heterochromia, meaning each eye is a different color. This happens when melanin develops differently in each eye, and in dogs it’s a harmless genetic trait that simply makes them extra unique.

Welcome to the Animal Care Hospital family, Sadie!💖

Double the puppies, double the Monday smiles 🐾💙Willie & Merle stopped by for some love and checkups, and they completely...
04/27/2026

Double the puppies, double the Monday smiles 🐾💙

Willie & Merle stopped by for some love and checkups, and they completely stole our hearts! At just 12 weeks old, these sweet siblings are already pros at posing and soaking up all the attention. We’re so lucky to watch them grow! 🐶✨

Big paws, soft heart, and a future full of love! A perfect start to a lifetime of care. Welcome to the Animal Care Hospi...
04/24/2026

Big paws, soft heart, and a future full of love! A perfect start to a lifetime of care. Welcome to the Animal Care Hospital family, Chubby! 💚

🐱💨 National Hairball Awareness Day 💨🐱Hairballs are a very common result of normal grooming in cats, but understanding th...
04/24/2026

🐱💨 National Hairball Awareness Day 💨🐱

Hairballs are a very common result of normal grooming in cats, but understanding them helps you recognize what’s typical and when something may require further attention. Hairballs form when a cat swallows loose fur while licking their coat—most hair passes through the digestive tract, but some can accumulate and be regurgitated as a hairball.

Did you know:
• A hairball is technically called a trichobezoar, and it often looks like a compact, tube‑shaped mass of fur.
• Cats of all coat lengths can develop hairballs, though long‑haired breeds tend to be more prone.
• Occasional hairballs can be normal, but frequent episodes or changes in appetite, energy, or vomiting patterns may warrant veterinary evaluation.

To learn more about hairballs and how they develop in cats, you can visit Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine’s Feline Health Center website for trustworthy, vet‑reviewed information: https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/hairy-dilemma

Address

1006 Old Spartanburg Road
Hendersonville, NC
28792

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18286927201

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