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Andover Animal Hospital

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Andover Animal Hospital

Andover Animal Hospital is an AAHA certified veterinary hospital. At Andover Animal Hospital, we understand that your pets are an important part of your life.

We treat dogs, cats, rabbits, pocket pets, birds, reptiles and other small animals. Our highly trained staff will treat you and your pets with professionalism and courtesy while providing you with the very best veterinary care available. Our full-service practice offers a variety of services intended to promote your pet’s overall health and longevity.

01/22/2025

Frank is enjoying his day with us and giving Dr. Carnevale his seal of approval on her “Pug Desk Decor” 😂🐾

12/31/2024

We will be open on New Year’s Eve from 8 to 5 and closed on New Year’s Day. Our regular hours will resume on Thursday.
We wish everyone a safe and Happy New Year!

12/24/2024

Let’s see your festive pet pictures!

12/23/2024

We would like to extend warmest wishes to our valued clients and their pets for a joyous holiday season.
Please note our adjusted hours:
Christmas Eve 8-3
Christmas Day - Closed
New Year’s Eve 8-5
New Year’s Day - Closed
We will maintain regular hours on all other days.

11/26/2024

We want to wish you all a Wonderful Thanksgiving!

Our hours tomorrow 11/27 are 8am to 5pm
We will be closed Thanksgiving Day; with our normal hours resuming Friday 11/29.

Some helpful tips to keep your pet safe during the holiday!

https://www.aspca.org/news/thanksgiving-safety-tips-will-keep-your-pets-feeling-thankful-holiday

11/12/2024

We are loving all of the pictures Dr. Keramaty has shared with us from her recent mission trip to the Dominican Republic. Dr. Keramaty, along with a team of incredible volunteers spent their time last week sharing their talents and were able to help over 180 animals in need of care.

🐾🥰 We can’t thank her enough for all that she does both near and far! 🥰🐾

To learn more about this wonderful organization or how you can help, please visit https://www.projectsamana.org

11/11/2024

11/07/2024

AAH will be closed:
Sunday 11/10,
Sunday 11/17,
Thursday 11/28. We are open regular hours on all other days.

11/01/2024

Did your pet dress up this year? Let’s see some pics!

10/31/2024

Halloween can be a fun time for everyone, including our pets, but it’s important to keep their safety in mind. Here are some tips to ensure your furry friends stay safe and happy during the spooky season:
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Keep Candy Out of Reach: Many Halloween treats, especially chocolate and candies containing xylitol, are toxic to pets. Make sure all candy is stored securely and out of your pet’s reach12.
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Create a Safe Space: The constant doorbell ringing and visitors in costumes can be stressful for pets. Set up a quiet, comfortable room where they can retreat from the Halloween hustle and bustle12.
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Be Cautious with Costumes: If you decide to dress up your pet, ensure the costume fits properly and doesn’t restrict their movement, sight, or breathing. Avoid costumes with small, easily chewable parts23.
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Decorate Wisely: Keep decorations like candles, string lights, and small, chewable items out of your pet’s reach. Pets can easily knock over lit pumpkins or get tangled in decorations23.
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ID and Microchip: With the increased activity, there’s a higher risk of pets getting spooked and running off. Make sure your pet’s ID tags are up to date and consider microchipping them for added security4.
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Watch for Stress Signs: Pay attention to your pet’s behavior. If they seem anxious or scared, provide comfort and remove them from the stressful situation12.
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By following these tips, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable Halloween for both you and your pets! Do you have any special plans for Halloween this year? 🎃🐾

10/30/2024

Lily showing off her favorite colored ribbons after a spa day with our Master Groomer, Deb!

Deb is accepting new clients under 30lbs. Please give us a call at 978-475-3600 if you are interested.

If you are here with your new puppy for a visit, please ask us if Deb is available for a free consultation! 🐾

10/27/2024

The Day of the Dead, or Día de los Mu***os, is a beautiful tradition that honors loved ones who have passed away, including pets. While the main celebration occurs on November 1st and 2nd, many people set aside October 27th specifically to remember their beloved pets.
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On this day, pet owners create special ofrendas (altars) with photographs, favorite toys, snacks, and other items that their pets loved1. It’s a heartfelt way to celebrate the joy and companionship pets brought into their lives.
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Do you have any pets you’d like to honor this year?
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https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2023/10/27/theres-a-special-day-for-pets-during-dia-de-los-muertos-what-to-know/71292587007/

10/25/2024

This has been a Hot Dog of a time! 🌭

10/23/2024

A fresh set of nails 💅 and the Hot Dog costume is complete! 🌭

10/21/2024

The traveling hot dog costume is still going strong!
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10/18/2024

Some of our techs sporting the tie dye shirts they made for tech week!

We think our techs are totally awesome!

Address

233 Lowell Street
Andover, MA
01810

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+19784753600

Website

https://www.andoveranimal.com/

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April showers bring May flowers. 🐾 April snow you still need to be protected from ticks 🐾 The below chart is from Companion Animal Parasite Council. Essex County has 1 out of 5 dogs testing positive for Anaplasmosis. Anaplasmosis is a tick-borne bacterial disease that infects a dog’s bloodstream. There are two forms of the disease, one transmitted by deer ticks and one by brown dog ticks. Some dogs may not show any signs of illness, but others may develop fever, joint pain, lethargy, and bleeding problems. The disease can be diagnosed by blood tests and treated with antibiotics. The best way to prevent anaplasmosis is to use tick preventatives year-round. 🐾 Don't let snow or even cooler temperatures make you believe the ticks are at bay. They are very hardy and know how to protect themselves even in snow! This is why we recommend year-round preventative. 🐾 Come in, call, text or shop our online pharmacy for all your pet's needs. ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️Online Pharmacy Link⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://andoveranimalhospital.securevetsource.com/site/view/93448_Home.pml?retUrl=https://andoveranimal.com/&cms

🎉🐾Here's to a happy and healthy year ahead for you and your beloved pets! Do you or your pet have any resolutions for the upcoming year? Maybe your pooch is going to lay off the extra treats, or your fabulous feline is going to resolve not to scratch your good furniture anymore? Share them with us in the comments below!🎊🐾 #NewYearNewPaws #VeterinaryCare #HappyPetsHappyOwners

We couldn’t help but share this wonderful transition with you all… Meet Frank, a new foster pet of one of our staff members, Kasia. Frank came to Kasia very overweight, had severe dental disease and was found to be in a diabetic crisis when he arrived to her. With a lot of veterinary care, and incredible dedication by Kasia, this sweet boy is well on his way to living his best life with her. In the first video, you can see him learning how to walk and exercise. Fast forward 6 weeks this boy is healthy, playful, and already down 7 pounds. We’re so happy to see this sweet pug thriving! 🐾❤️

🐾 Our day started out with these 5 adorable chunks this morning! 🐾 Dr. Keramaty and our surgical team quickly assisted a sweet momma who was having some trouble delivering on her own and performed an emergency c-section. Momma and her lively babies are all doing great!

We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend! Rest assure our staff is here and we are open our normal business hours through this storm. Please be safe, and don’t hesitate to call should you need any assistance with your pet. Let’s see some holiday pictures of your pets to go with this the beautiful snow falling outside!

Bentley is clearly enjoying his spa day! Look how beautiful his coat is 😍🐾 #bodybyandover #hessofluffy

🦌 Oh “deer”, we had quite a party in our side field today. It looks like the whole family came out to play! 🦌 Check below in comments for additional videos.

One of the fastest growing treatment modalities in modern medicine is the use of therapy laser to treat all sorts of conditions. It has even been approved by many insurance companies in human medicine, proving its efficiency and supportive research. We typically will use it for orthopedic and soft tissue injury or diseases- osteoarthritis, torn crucial ligaments, and herniated discs being the most common. Do you have an animal that you think would benefit from laser? Stay tuned for some success stories!

Did you know that we have an acupuncturist on staff? Dr. Manse performs acupuncture on most types of pets to help with all types of conditions including arthritis, disc disease, and seizures. It can be a great alternative if addition to medications. Contact us if you have any questions or want to schedule a consult!