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Sage Pet Hospital

Sage Pet Hospital is a privately and locally owned patient-focused small animal veterinary hospital
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09/05/2026

Just a reminder that we will be CLOSED this Monday for the Labor Day Holiday! 🐾

We hope you and your furry friends have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend! ✨

09/04/2026

🐾 September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. Pets are experts at hiding pain, so subtle changes can be easy to miss. Watch for signs like slowing down on walks, difficulty jumping or climbing stairs, limping or stiffness, changes in appetite, sleeping more than usual, or changes in mood or behavior.

If you notice these signs, schedule a veterinary exam to help keep your pet comfortable and healthy. 💙

08/26/2026

Puppies and kittens rely on vaccines to build strong protection during their first year of life. Their vaccine series helps protect them while their immune systems are still developing.

🐶 Puppies
Helps protect against parvovirus, distemper, kennel cough, and rabies.

🐱 Kittens
Helps protect against panleukopenia, feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and rabies.

Early protection today can help prevent serious illness tomorrow. Have a new furry family member? We're here to help you stay on schedule.

08/22/2026

Cats are experts at hiding signs of illness, which is why routine veterinary care is so important. 🐱 Regular wellness exams help detect health issues early and keep your cat feeling their best year-round.

Take the next step in your pet’s preventive care and schedule your cat’s appointment today! 🩺

08/17/2026

CLINIC GLIMMERS: Meet the Pets Who Make Us Smile! 🐾

Have you heard of a "glimmer"? ✨ It’s a tiny, wonderful moment or sight that instantly sparks joy and uplifts your spirit.

Behind the scenes at Sage Pet Hospital, our team stays inspired by sharing our own personal glimmers with each other—which are usually photos of our very own fur kids! 🐶🐱

We decided these little pockets of joy are too good to keep to ourselves. Swipe through the gallery to meet the furry family members who keep us smiling every single day. 🥰

👇 Your turn: What is making you smile today? Drop a photo of your own pet "glimmer" in the comments below! Let's fill the feed with joy. 👇

08/15/2026

Keeping your pet's microchip information up to date is one of the simplest ways to ensure a safe return if they ever wander off. ✅

Don't know your pet's number? The team can scan and look it up for you!

08/04/2026

When pets start scratching, fleas are often the first thing people think of, but they’re far from the only cause of itching.

Allergies, skin infections, dry skin, food sensitivities, and environmental triggers like pollen or grass can all lead to persistent scratching, licking, and discomfort, even when no fleas are present.

Because many skin conditions look similar, identifying the root cause is the best first step toward relief. ✨

07/30/2026

Let's talk about the big three summer parasites and why prevention is your best defense. 🦟

FLEAS: One flea becomes 1,000 in just 3 weeks. They cause itching, allergic reactions, and can transmit tapeworms. Once they're in your home? Nightmare to get rid of.

TICKS: These blood-suckers carry serious diseases: Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and Ehrlichiosis. One tick bite can change your pet's life.

HEARTWORMS: One mosquito bite. That's all it takes. These parasites live in the heart and blood vessels, causing permanent damage. Prevention is 100% effective. Treatment? Not guaranteed.

We recommend year-round parasite prevention for ALL pets. It's not optional in summer, it's essential.

Not sure what your pet needs? We'll create a personalized parasite prevention plan based on your pet's lifestyle, age, and health.

Your pet's summer depends on it. Let's protect them together. 🐾

07/22/2026

Pools can help pets cool off, but they also come with important risks.

Chlorine and salt water can irritate skin, eyes, and stomach if swallowed. Dogs can easily become exhausted, experience temperature shock in cold water, or develop ear and skin infections from lingering moisture. Not all dogs are strong swimmers, so drowning is a real concern.

For safe pool use, always supervise closely, limit swim time to 15 to 20 minutes, offer frequent breaks, and provide fresh drinking water. Rinse your pet after swimming and dry their ears thoroughly to support pet wellness and prevent infections.

For a safer option, consider a shallow kiddie pool or sprinkler for cooling without the risks.

Have questions? Our team is always a call away. 🐾💧

07/15/2026

If your pet goes missing, act quickly! Start by searching your home and neighborhood, then contact local animal shelters and your veterinary care team. Post clear photos online, check microchip info, and notify nearby animal hospitals. Staying proactive improves your chances of a safe reunion for your pet. 💙

Address

1703 Brevard Road
Hendersonville, NC
28791

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18283928800

Website

https://sagepethospital.com/

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