Appalachian Animal Hospital

Appalachian Animal Hospital At Appalachian Animal Hospital in Weaverville, NC, we offer complete and compassionate care in a comfortable atmosphere.

Bring your cats and dogs to visit the clinic in our renovated house and they feel like they are visiting friends. Horses, small ruminants and camelids get to stay at home where our doctors travel to care for them with full service mobile units.

Today, we celebrate the Seeing Eye Guide Dog Anniversary! Since 1929, these incredible dogs have been empowering indepen...
01/29/2025

Today, we celebrate the Seeing Eye Guide Dog Anniversary! Since 1929, these incredible dogs have been empowering independence and changing lives.

January is National Train Your Dog Month! A little training goes a long way in building trust and improving communicatio...
01/26/2025

January is National Train Your Dog Month! A little training goes a long way in building trust and improving communication with your pup.

Test your knowledge in time for dental month in February! There are two different heads that our veterinarians use when...
01/24/2025

Test your knowledge in time for dental month in February! There are two different heads that our veterinarians use when performing dental floatation on your horses. Do you know the different names of the two dental tools and what they are used for? Place your guesses in the comments and we will reveal the answer next week!

Every adoption story is special. On Change a Pet’s Life Day, we’d love to hear yours! How did your pet become part of yo...
01/24/2025

Every adoption story is special. On Change a Pet’s Life Day, we’d love to hear yours! How did your pet become part of your family? Share a photo of your adopted pet with us!

Hope everyone is staying warm this week! If you need anything, Appalachian Animal Hospital is here! Normal hours M-F and...
01/23/2025

Hope everyone is staying warm this week! If you need anything, Appalachian Animal Hospital is here! Normal hours M-F and Urgent Care until 10pm!

Today’s all about celebrating the special bond we have with our dogs. Give your pup a big hug for National Hug Your Dog ...
01/21/2025

Today’s all about celebrating the special bond we have with our dogs. Give your pup a big hug for National Hug Your Dog Day!

National Dress Up Your Pet Day is here! If your pet’s costume only lasts a few seconds, we’d still call that a win. Just...
01/14/2025

National Dress Up Your Pet Day is here! If your pet’s costume only lasts a few seconds, we’d still call that a win. Just make sure they’re comfortable and safe!

Walk Your Pet Month reminder: Consistent walks can improve your pet’s cardiovascular health and provide mental stimulati...
01/11/2025

Walk Your Pet Month reminder: Consistent walks can improve your pet’s cardiovascular health and provide mental stimulation. Let's get walking!

Prepare your horse for this winter storm with these helpful tips!Water- offer extra water to your horse to make sure the...
01/10/2025

Prepare your horse for this winter storm with these helpful tips!

Water- offer extra water to your horse to make sure their gut remains hydrated. First, make sure your water sources are defrosted at least 2-3 times a day by providing a hole for your horse to drink from. Sometimes keeping plastic balls in the tub or bucket can keep them from freezing as quickly. We recommend offering a bucket of warm water to every horse 1-2 times per day. To encourage them to drink, you can add a handful of feed or hay pellets, Gatorade, or molasses to a bucket of warm water.

Feeding- make sure your horse has access to hay at all times. The act of eating and digesting hay keeps your horse warm. If you feed grain or pellets, add a tablespoon of table salt or a scoop of electrolytes to their daily feeding to increase their water intake.

Look for signs that your horse is not handling the cold- most horses with a thick winter coat, free access to hay, and a shelter from the wind and precipitation, do very well in severe cold, even when it is less than 20 degrees. If the snow is collecting on their back and rump but not melting, this is a good sign they are doing an adequate job keeping their heat in. Call your vet if you see anything abnormal including but not limited to laying down when it is not usual for them to do so, not eating or drinking normally, standing off from the rest of the herd, flank watching, shivering or looking lethargic.

Stay safe and warm!

01/07/2025

We know life can get a little hectic around the holidays but Appalachian Animal Hospital is here when you need us! Normal business hours until 5:30 and Urgent Care until 10pm Monday-Friday!

It’s the snuggliest day of the year! Share a photo of your pet looking their coziest for National Cuddle Up Day.
01/06/2025

It’s the snuggliest day of the year! Share a photo of your pet looking their coziest for National Cuddle Up Day.

Mew year, mew goals! ...like finding the comfiest nap spots and eating all the treats. How’s your cat celebrating?
01/02/2025

Mew year, mew goals! ...like finding the comfiest nap spots and eating all the treats. How’s your cat celebrating?

Happy 2025 from your team at Appalachian Animal Hospital! Wishing you and your pets a year filled with love and wellness...
01/01/2025

Happy 2025 from your team at Appalachian Animal Hospital! Wishing you and your pets a year filled with love and wellness.

NYE is here! Comment 🥳 if you’re team stay up until midnight or 😴 if you and your pet are calling it an early night.
12/31/2024

NYE is here! Comment 🥳 if you’re team stay up until midnight or 😴 if you and your pet are calling it an early night.

We hope your pets gets spoiled with all their favorite treats and toys! Happy holidays from Appalachian Animal Hospital!...
12/25/2024

We hope your pets gets spoiled with all their favorite treats and toys! Happy holidays from Appalachian Animal Hospital! ✨

🦷 Dental Health Reminder 🦷Does your pet have stinky breath?? Dental health is SO important in our patients but we often ...
12/23/2024

🦷 Dental Health Reminder 🦷
Does your pet have stinky breath?? Dental health is SO important in our patients but we often find it’s something we push to the back burner until there’s a big problem! Stinky breath is one of the first signs that your pet may need a dental…At your annual exam your vet will take a look at your pets teeth and might recommend doing that dental (sometimes sooner rather than later!)
Here’s a great example of what a dental could do for your pet- every dental is a Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment, including X-rays to make sure those roots are just as healthy as the part of the teeth we can see!
February will be our next dental month and it’s already filling up so don’t forget to schedule your appointment to get your pets teeth assessed!

As temps drop this winter, keep pets safe by sticking to shorter outdoor adventures. Snow and ice are no match for warm ...
12/21/2024

As temps drop this winter, keep pets safe by sticking to shorter outdoor adventures. Snow and ice are no match for warm blankets and cozy naps!

Happy First Visit Friday AAH! We’ve had so many new faces in the last few months and are so happy to welcome everyone to...
12/20/2024

Happy First Visit Friday AAH!
We’ve had so many new faces in the last few months and are so happy to welcome everyone to the AAH Family ♥️

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29 Monticello Road
Weaverville, NC
28787

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 10pm
Tuesday 8am - 10pm
Wednesday 8am - 10pm
Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday 8am - 10pm

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http://www.facebook.com/appalachiananimalhospital, https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/65c38fa4

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Are you looking to add a friendly feline to your fur family? Well today is your lucky day. Meet Winky. She was surrendered to us a few weeks ago by a Good Samaritan who found her on the side of the road. Since then she’s been staying with Dr. Katie while she heals. She is about 11 weeks old, spayed, microchipped, tested negative for feline leukemia and FIV and has started her vaccines. Obviously she also had her damaged eye removed. She is healing well now and ready to go to a forever home. Interested parties should call the clinic and ask for Dr. Katie. Inquires will be handled on a first come basis. There is no adoption fee. We just want this feisty and loving little girl to fine a good home.

Exciting changes happening at AAH- we’ve got freshly painted exam rooms! #appalachiananimalhospital #AAHfamily #tiktok #fresh #paint #newandimproved #change #upgrade

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We are excited to offer care for not only for cats and dogs but also horses, goats and farm animals (including cows and pigs)! At Appalachian Animal Hospital, we are dedicated to providing the best care possible for your entire animal family. When you visit our newly constructed clinic in Weaverville, it feels like visiting friends. We strive to make your pets feel comfortable and safe while receiving complete and compassionate care. Stop in for a healthy treat for your pet and get a tour of the place – we always have time to stop and make new friends and catch up with our old ones. With many years of combined experience, our veterinarians are dedicated to providing the highest quality of care for your pets in our hospital. You may have heard of us before – we have been in the area for well over 30 years taking care of animals in the comfort of their own homes. In February of 2017 we opened the doors to our custom-built animal hospital, where we also offer boarding, daycare and haul-in services for horses and other farm animals. From sick or injured animals to those needing routine dental care or surgeries, we are here to provide for all of your pets’ healthcare needs. For our equine and farm animal clients, we have 3 mobile units on the road providing the same excellent quality care your horses have enjoyed for years. We also care for small ruminants, camelids, and cattle on your farm or at the office (if they can fit through the door!).

Feel free to send us a message here on FaceBook, email us or call the office during business hours. We hope to be able to help and take care of your loved animal companions!