CJ Dabiero

Please be aware that we will be closed on July the 3rd but will be open during the holiday July 4th.

Elvis needs a new home. We rescued him when he was a 10 month old  puppy abandoned in Asheville. He is now 5 years old. We have seen multiple trainers ($ several thousand+) over the years, and tried various medications to help him, and while he has made progress in some areas, we still feel … Read more

Solensia is a once-monthly injectable monoclonal antibody therapy used to control feline osteoarthritis (OA) pain, administered by a veterinarian.  77% of cat owners reported improvement in signs of pain when their cats were treated monthly with Solensia in a 3-month study. Controls the pain of OA in cats, helping to improve their mobility, comfort and … Read more

10 week old healthy kitten for adoption. If interested please contact Jenna Thorn at 717-283-3992 or via email at  jennarthorn@gmail.com

SENIOR CARE – NEW METHODS FOR EARLY CANCER DETECTION The rate of spleen tumors in dogs have risen over the past decade, accounting for 5% of all tumors in dogs. Spleen tumors primarily occur in middle-aged to older dogs (mean 9.3-11 years), most often in large breed dogs, with the German shepherd dog, golden retriever, … Read more

Please be advised that the Asheville Humane Society is currently experiencing an uptick in CIRD cases (canine infectious respiratory disease) as is the entire state of North Carolina. Testing performed by the humane society has isolated the H3N2 strain of the influenza virus. Clinical signs of this virus include copious nasal discharge as well as … Read more

Seven kittens and their mama were found at Craggy Pinnacle 2 weeks ago. Kittens are estimated to be 8 weeks old and will be available for adoption in the next 2 weeks and will be spayed , neutered and available for adoption. If interested please call Susan at 336-210-8896. Their rescue is Furever Friends in … Read more

We want to make you aware of the current respiratory outbreak of multiple pathogens affecting dogs throughout the country.  As reported by Upstate Veterinary Hospital in Greenville, South Carolina, there are multiple strains of Canine Influenza moving rapidly through Western North Carolina. Two strains of Group A influenza (H3N8 and H3N2) have apparently been identified … Read more