Bladder stones or uroliths are unfortunately a relatively common phenomenon in dogs. They are a stone-like mineral deposit that can form in the bladder and cause urinary issues and pain. Since dogs cannot talk and tell us how they fell, learn how diagnostic tools can aid in determining medical problems and treatment.
There are many reasons that a dog can develop some degree of urinary incontinence during any age of their life. Learn the different the reasons for urinary incontinence along with ways to manage it.
When pets have “toilet” accidents, many families assume the problem is behavioral. However, when a dog that was previously house-trained starts to urinate inside the house or a cat starts to urinate outside the litter box, the first thing that should be done is to schedule a visit with their veterinarian. Very often the pet is trying to tell them there may be a physical problem or illness that is causing a change in elimination habits.
Did you know that choosing a cat litter that appeals to you, may actually not appeal to your cat. If your cat is unhappy with your litter choice, it could lead to elimination issues. Learn how to give your cat a choice when picking out litter.
Play is an important part of kitten development, it fosters a special bond between you and your kitten and meets their exercise and enrichment needs. Learn how to choose the right toys for your cat.
Don't you wish your feline friend could talk and tell you what they are feeling? Here are illustrated guides to help you understand what they are saying through body language.
Dogs make amazing animal companions and loyal best friends. Many are even dedicated workers! In this post, our Asheville vets share lots of fun dog facts for kids.
As your pet(s) enters their "senior" years, there are many easy modifications you can do to help them continue to enjoy an enriched and comfortable life.
Learn the dangers of blue-green algae blooms and how it can be toxic and potentially fatal to pets.
The Animal Hospital of North Asheville (AHNA) will be closed Monday, September 7th in honor of Labor Day. This time will be for our staff to rest and spend time with their families.