All Pets Animal Hospital & Rehabilitation Center

11/27/2024

Thanksgiving is a special holiday that brings together family and friends. It also can bring some hazards for pets. Follow these tips to keep your pets healthy and safe during the holiday. Watch what your pet eats Overindulging in the family feast can be unhealthy for humans, and even worse for pets...

11/21/2024

Pet Diabetes Month is observed every year in November. This month is dedicated to spreading awareness about this lifelong condition of diabetes, which affects approximately one in 300 adult dogs and one in 230 cats in the United States. Diabetes is a condition that keeps pets from producing or utili...

11/15/2024

Adopt A Senior Pet Month is celebrated during November, which reminds people of older cats and dogs that are in shelters and waiting to be adopted. Pets are the easiest way to bring warmth into your life. So if you are thinking about getting a pet, consider opening your heart to a senior animal. Pup...

11/12/2024

11/08/2024

ANIMAL SHELTER APPRECIATION WEEK Animal Shelter Appreciation Week recognizes the shelters providing care that bridges the gap to adoption for millions of abandoned and stray animals. The event takes place each year during the first full week in November. The observance also acknowledges the hard-wor...

10/31/2024

Halloween can be the spookiest night of the year, but keeping your pets safe doesn’t have to be tricky. Our experts at the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) recommend taking these simple precautions to keep your pets safe, happy and healthy this Halloween. Stash the Treats Kids love to hid...

10/29/2024

NATIONAL CAT DAY National Cat Day on October 29th is the purrfect day to give extra attention to your feline friends. Cats make excellent companions. They rarely miss you, but when they do, you sure know it. Awareness days such as this one urge pet lovers to adopt from a local shelte...

10/24/2024

National Pet Wellness Month is in October. The goal of the month is to promote pet health and wellness all year long. It’s also a time when people across the country volunteer for pet safety and support animal welfare organizations, such as low-cost spay and neuter clinics and pet vaccination clin...

10/18/2024

Saturday, October 19, is National Fetch Day! Grab a rope toy, a disk, a ball, or a plush toy and enjoy the day! Playing fetch can be so rewarding for your pet and it’s a great opportunity let your dog get some good exercise…and it’s good for their humans too! It’s a great time to get outside...

10/15/2024

Great news! We are open for our normal hours now!

Monday 7:30am - 7:00pm
Tues - Fri 7:30am - 5:30pm
Sat 9am - 1pm

We’re happy to be here for our community.

It is also veterinary technician week so if you love our technicians as much as we do, feel free to tell them here or tell them in person. They are one of the biggest reasons we were able to keep our doors open during this disaster. We ❤️ our vet techs!

10/15/2024

NATIONAL VETERINARY TECHNICIAN WEEK National Veterinary Technician Week honors the professionals across the U.S. who provide outstanding services. The observance takes place the third week in October each year. It also aims to educate and raise awareness about what vet techs do. Like th...

10/11/2024

Update 10/14/24: Reunited with owner! Thanks everyone!

Found by good samaritan near Clarks Chapel Ext in Weaverville on 10/11/24. Male/neutered
For more information call 828-645-5252.

10/10/2024

ANIMALS AND PETS MATTER! AND YOU CAN HELP!
This is Mallory. Mallory's family lost everything during Hurricane Helene.
Mallory’s family voluntarily surrendered her to a local rescue called Best Friends (see below for more info) for medical care as they do not feel they are able or will be able to care for her in their situation. All Pets is privileged to be able to provide that care.
Upon learning Mallory's story, we are now aware of a great need in Yancey County.
"Best Friends" (based in Utah) has volunteers here partnering with Yancey County Humane Society to care for pets whose families have been left homeless.
Blue Ridge Elementary School is graciously reaching out to help these families, pets included!
There is a way for us to help! We have spoken with Best Friends and we know the immediate needs:
DISPOSABLE BOWLS
CAT LITTER
PAPER TOWELS
PUPPY PADS
SHORT CARDBOARD BOXES (like a case that 12 cans come in) for cat litter boxes.
OLD TOWELS OR BLANKETS
If you can donate one of the items above, please reply to this post with what you can bring and how much. We want to have some measure of order and be sure we supply them appropriately.
Your donation will be welcomed at All Pets Animal Hospital. If you question whether we have a certain need from the list above, you are welcome to call 828-645-5252.
Thank you to all who are able to help!!

10/09/2024

Pets come in all shapes and sizes, but sometimes sizes get a little out of hand. That’s why on October 9 we recognize National Pet Obesity Awareness Day to remind people to keep their pets healthy. When your pooch starts getting a little plump, you know it’s time for a few things . More walks, l...

10/06/2024

Our heart goes out to our community.
Thank you for your patience as we do our best to help all the pets we can with limited resources.
We are open to help!
Our hours this week will be:
M - F 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Sat 9 am - 1 pm.

Our phones are working intermittently.
If you cannot reach us by phone, please send an email to [email protected].

If your pet is emergently sick or in need and you cannot reach us, please physically proceed to the hospital during the above listed hours.
We are here to help you and your pets!

10/01/2024

Attention All Pets Family:

All Pets Animal Hospital is open on a limited basis, with limited staff and supplies.

We want to help our community through this disaster.

We will treat SICK or EMERGENT pets only each day from 8:30am - 3:00pm starting today Tuesday October 1st.
Please no routine or non-emergent requests. We cannot meet routine needs at this time.

Please be patient with us as we navigate the current challenges.