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
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
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
Veterinary Hospital Websites LLC © 2024 All Rights Reserved
Images & Content Subject to Copyright IE Reg. # 542539
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
Parasite Prevention
