NORTHGATE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1600 Hamill Road Hixson, Tennessee 37343 Telephone 423-875-9033 FAX 423-875-9064 Serving the Chattanooga Pet Community
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Northgate Animal Hospital of Hixson Tennesee Chattanooga Veterinarians Pet Vaccinations Spay & Neuter Services Laser Veterinary Surgery for Animals Pet Boarding for Dogs & Cats
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HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Saturday & Sunday Closed DOCTOR APPOINTMENTS Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 12:15 pm and 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Closed Holidays Observed by the Hospital
For After Hours Emergencies please call the doctor's answering service at (423) 875-9033 or for Immediate Emergencies contact R.I.V.E.R at (423) 698-4612
Practitioner of the Year for the State of Tennessee Click the YouTube link below to view the tribute to Dr. Randy Hammon
Heartworms are easy to prevent in dogs and cats by a simple monthly pill or topical, however, very dangerous and costly to treat once the pet gets heartworms. Year-round Flea and Tick Prevention is also necessary to prevent transmission of disease.
DID YOU KNOW? • The flea you see today came from an egg 3-8 weeks ago. • Every flea lays an average of 20-30 eggs PER DAY. These fall off your pet into the environment, therefore you must treat the environment for at least 3-8 weeks. • Two steps to effective flea prevention: • Treat all pets with an effective product • Treat environment

Protect Your Pets From Heartworms, Fleas & Ticks

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Northgate Animal Hospital of Hixson Tennesee Chattanooga Veterinarians Pet Vaccinations Spay & Neuter Services Laser Veterinary Surgery for Animals Pet Boarding for Dogs & Cats
1600 Hamill Road Hixson, TN 37343 Telephone 423-875-9033 Serving the Chattanooga Pet Community
Heartworms are easy to prevent in dogs and cats by a simple monthly pill or topical, however, very dangerous and costly to treat once the pet gets heartworms. Year- round Flea and Tick Prevention is also necessary to prevent transmission of disease.
DID YOU KNOW? • The flea you see today came from an egg 3-8 weeks ago. • Every flea lays an average of 20-30 eggs PER DAY. These fall off your pet into the environment, therefore you must treat the environment for at least 3-8 weeks. • Two steps to effective flea prevention: • Treat all pets with an effective product • Treat environment
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