Animal Hospital of Newton Conover

10/31/2025

Posting on behalf of our wonderful clients.

"Breeze"
Blue and tan female French Bulldog available.
Born 9/7/25.
First checkup, vaccines and microchipped.
Mama is tan, daddy is a blue.
Pup comes from Merle grandparents.
Asking $4000.
Contact Shenine at: 828-639-3016.

***Another blue female Frenchie(her sister) is available as well if interested in wanting two(same birthday). Can send some updated pictures upon request of sister.***

10/31/2025

Happy Howl-oween from Critter and Itty Bit as well as our staff here at Animal Hospital of Newton Conover. Be safe out there and don't forget to share photos of your fur babies dressed up!

10/23/2025

The colder months have officially arrived! A common misconception we hear is that it's cold outside, so the pets aren't at risk. In actuality, Vet Hospitals see MORE cases of especially fleas in the cooler months, which is why prevention year-round is very important. The link below outlines all of the facts you need to know. Call us to make an appointment to ensure your furry family member is healthy and happy.

Learn why year-round parasite prevention is vital for your pet's health. Expert tips from AAHA to protect your furry friend all year.

10/01/2025

Posting for a client looking to rehome this sweet baby.

"This sweet boy is Blue. He is 5yrs old and very loving and needs more care than we can give. He is great with kids and does well with cats. He’s very curious of them. He does have a list of allergies (environmental and food related). We hate to rehome, but with one of our children needing two surgeries we can no longer afford his medical needs. He is crate trained, but prefers to sleep with you. He will walk on a leash. Blue is not neutered. He also loves belly rubs and to be told he’s a good boy. He currently takes two medications daily to keep his allergies under control the best we can."

09/24/2025

Good Afternoon to all of out wonderful Clients and Patients. Did you know that this week is National Dog Week? Share your favorite photos of your dogs and help us celebrate them!

08/28/2025

Just a reminder that our clinic will be closed on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen with regular business hours on Tuesday, September 2nd. Should you need any refills of medication or food, please give us a call ahead of time.
In the event of an emergency, please contact Denver Animal Emergency at (980)-222-7115 or Carolina Animal Specialty & Emergency at (828)-328-6697.

08/25/2025

Good Morning! Our clinic will be closed on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen with regular business hours on Tuesday, September 2nd.

In the event of an emergency, please contact Denver Animal Emergency at (980)-222-7115 or Carolina Animal Specialty & Emergency at (828)-328-6697.

08/13/2025

Thank you to our amazing clients for voting us "Best Veterinarian Office in Catawba County" for the second year in a row! 🐾
We are truly grateful for your continued trust in our team to care for your beloved pets.

07/01/2025

Good Morning! Just a reminder that our clinic will be closed on Friday, July 4th in observance of Fourth of July. We will reopen with regular business hours on Monday, July 7th!
Now is the time to call and request medications for your noise sensitive pets!
In the event of an emergency, please contact Denver Animal Emergency at (980)-222-7115 or Carolina Animal Specialty & Emergency at (828)-328-6697.

06/25/2025

Good Morning! Our clinic will be closed on Friday, July 4th in observance of Fourth of July. We will reopen with regular business hours on Monday, July 7th!

Now is the time to call and request medications for your noise sensitive pets!

In the event of an emergency, please contact Denver Animal Emergency at (980)-222-7115 or Carolina Animal Specialty & Emergency at (828)-328-6697.

06/12/2025

Thank you for all your generous donations to the bin in our lobby! We donated them to our local shelter for all the adoptable dogs & cats to enjoy while they wait on their forever home!! 🐾

06/11/2025

Temperatures are getting hot this week and will only continue to rise! 🔥 We wanted to share some informational tidbits on heatstroke to help prevent it from happening to your pet.

How does a heatstroke happen?
Because dogs only “sweat” through their paw pads, they are more prone to developing heatstroke when overexposed to heat. This is a life-threatening condition. It is important that during times of high temperature, walks, play time and anything else that require your pet being outside for longer amounts of time happen in the early morning or evening when it is cool.

What are the symptoms to look out for?
Excessive panting, increased salivation, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, collapsing.

Brachycephalic breeds such as French Bulldogs, Pugs, English Bulldogs, Shih Tzu, etc. have a shortened airway and when they are exposed to high temperatures, they are unable to cool down properly which makes them more susceptible.

If your pet develops clinical signs of heatstroke, begin misting or cooling with COOL water, not ice water, turn on a fan or the air conditioner in your car with your windows down and get to your nearest veterinary clinic ASAP!

As a preventative measure, always make sure your pet has constant access to a cold bowl of water and time walks and playtime around the temperature each day!