Northside Animal Hospital

01/05/2025

While we may not be taking on new Avian clients at this time, we LOVE the existing clients of ours that have wings! Kindly share photos of your awesome feathered friends below 🔽

01/03/2025

We are having some troubles with our phones today, so should we not hear you well (or vise versa!) please bear with us! The wind yesterday and today is causing some disruptions with the telephone lines. Of course, please feel free to reach us via PetsApp as well! Thank you for your understanding!

01/02/2025

January 2nd is National Pet Travel Safety Day! Is your pet up to date on their Preventative Care Exam and vaccines? If you are planning a trip where your pet is traveling with you, ensure all is up to date!

Need to schedule a visit with us? Give us a call at (603) 622-5299.

01/02/2025

We've been absolutely crushing it with our local pet families lately, and as a result, we're welcoming lots of new clients! 🎉 However, with great popularity comes great responsibility... and a few too many last-minute cancellations and no-shows. To help us maintain an efficient schedule and ensure that every patient receives the attention they deserve, we have implemented the following, effective January 2nd, 2025.

🐾 New clients must secure an appointment with a booking fee that is equal to the cost of the examination.

🐾 Established clients who have 2 missed appointments (no call/no show or appointment cancelled with less than 24 hours’ notice) will be required to pay a booking fee to secure all future appointments.

🐾 These booking fees will be applied towards the cost of your visit.

At Northside Animal Hospital, we’re all about building paw-sitive relationships with both our clients and their pets! Your pet’s well-being is our top priority, and our updated policy ensures we can provide care to all the pets who need us. We appreciate your understanding!

01/01/2025

Happy New Year from Northside Animal Hospital!

12/31/2024

New Years Eve!

Today, Tuesday December 31st we will be closing EARLY at 1:00pm.

We will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 1st in observation of New Years. We will re-open for normal clinic hours on Thursday, January 2nd.

If your pet is experiencing an Emergency, please seek care at the Veterinary Emergency Center of Manchester at (603) 666-6677.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us at Northside Animal Hospital! Wishing you and yours (both two and four legged) a very merry Holiday! 🎄🐾

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas Eve!

Today, Tuesday December 24th we will be closing EARLY at 1:00pm.

We will be CLOSED on Wednesday, December 25th in observation of Christmas. We will re-open for normal clinic hours on Thursday, December 26th.

If your pet is experiencing an Emergency, please seek care at the Veterinary Emergency Center of Manchester at (603) 666-6677.

12/18/2024

Beautiful Mimosa has been seeing us for regular cast/bandage changes, and today the team made her bandage extra festive! 🎄

12/18/2024

Did you know that December is National Cat Lovers Month? What is your favorite thing about your favorite feline? We would love to see some photos and stories below! ⬇😻

12/16/2024

As the Holidays are upon us, so many are hosting Ugly Sweater Christmas Parties... and today is National Ugly Sweater Day! Have a photo of your pet dressed up in an "ugly" sweater? Let's see it!

Make it even more festive by visiting us at Northside for a "Happy Visit" with treats and love... We would love to see your pets!

12/13/2024

Looking to give back into the community this Holiday Season? Look into our Giving Tree!

We have our very own Angel Fund at Northside Animal Hospital for clients who may struggle financially on their pets bill, and need a little "extra". We have an assortment of ornaments in the tree equal to many values, from a $20 miscellaneous donation, all the way to Ultrasounds.

If you are interested in adding to our Angel Fund, please visit the hospital and the front desk would be happy to help you!

Thank you so much to those who have already donated ❤🐾

12/11/2024

We are half way to the Holidays... let's see some photos of your pets getting ready for Santa Paws! 🎄

11/28/2024

11/27/2024

We are closing early today, Wednesday the 27th, in preparation for Thanksgiving Day tomorrow!

We will be closed in observation of Thanksgiving on Thursday the 28th.

If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please contact the Veterinary Emergency Center of Manchester at (603) 666-6677.

We will re-open on Friday at 8:00am.

Thank you, and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

11/14/2024

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Update 11/14/24. Great news Otis has been found and is safe! Thank you to Andrew who called in a real time sighting. Andrew was able to shut him in his fence until his family arrived.

Missing 10 year old shar-pei pug mix from Mystic St & S. Beech Street in Manchester NH. Otis is 25 pounds and is not wearing a collar, but is wearing a halloween Bow tie. Please do not chase. PLEASE CALL 1-855-639-5678

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from everyone at Northside Animal Hospital! Be sure to be extra safe tonight with your pets.

1. Practice in advance
Even if your pet enjoys company, the constant thumping on the door and shouts of “trick or treat!” may be more than they can handle. Get a handful of treats and practice: have someone knock on the door, then feed a treat. With enough repetitions, your pet will start to associate yummy treats every time someone is at the door.

2. Confine fearful pets
If your pet is shy or fearful by nature, now is not the time to try to make them a social butterfly: plan to confine them in a safe, quiet room, as far away from the commotion as possible. Play a radio, TV, or white-noise machine to muffle noises.

3. Play dress-up
Putting on different costumes while interacting with – and feeding – your pet will gradually prepare them for the masks, plastic swords, and dragging capes they may see on Halloween. The more your pet associates strange new things with treats, the more relaxed they’ll be. As always, stop the activity if they cower, try to escape, or show other signs of stress.

4. Look out for hazards
Unattended candles and pets don’t mix. In addition, they can gobble up chocolate, knock over children, race outside, or get slammed in the door. If your pet won’t be contained in a room, another good option is to keep them on leash.

5. Safety first
If you intend to take your dog trick-or-treating with the kids, plan to have them on leash and under an adult’s control. Even if children are physically able to control the dog, they are not experienced enough to predict and manage behavior. Remember, if the dog gets loose, fights with another dog, snaps at a child, etc., you are responsible for your dog’s behavior

In short, planning ahead can make all the difference between a fun evening and a hair-raising ordeal. Remember, there's nothing wrong with tucking Fido into his crate with his own treat – perhaps a stuffed KONG – so that everyone can have a good time!