National Pet Cancer Awareness Month
November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Our pets are now living longer than they ever have. That’s due in part to not only better veterinary care but also …
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A Daley Dose of Kindness
I first met Mr. and Mrs. Daley in July of 2014. I had been working at NAAH for one month. I had been out of veterinary school for one …
Eye Eye Cap’n!
* SURGERY SPOTLIGHT* Meet Navy Seal! Navy is a 1 1/2 year old Lab mix. We’ve been seeing Navy since he was a wee little 8 week old pup. …
Unintended Consequences
In the book Freakonomics, much of the discussion is centered around the economic principle of unintended consequences. For example, in Mexico City there was a pollution problem – too …
Buddy’s Bout With Blasto
November is National Adopt A Senior Pet Month – a month dedicated to helping older pets find loving homes. Recognizing that, today’s story is about a senior pup named …
Abner’s Trip North
Since beginning at NAAH in 2014, I’ve came to realize how the unique location of the Shoals is a major advantage to us as practicing veterinarians, to our clients …
Odie’s Odyssey
When I moved to the Shoals in June of 2019, I hardly knew anyone in the area and wasn’t sure what to expect. I stumbled upon North Alabama Animal …
What’s a picture worth?
With February being National Pet Dental Health Month, you may have noticed more posts and information about dental disease in pets in your social media feed. I won’t go …
A Christmas Story
I had a Golden Retriever named Billy Bob growing up. We lived in the country on six acres and Billy Bob had full roaming privilege. It wasn’t uncommon for …
The NAAH Difference
Whether it’s a routine ovariohysterectomy (spay), a castration (neuter) or any other surgery, our doctors and staff here at NAAH know surgery is not a routine thing for you …