posted: Aug. 14, 2020.

Important Pet Diabetes Awareness Facts There are so many pet owners out there who are entirely unaware that pets can be susceptible to diabetes. We at the Duarte Azusa Animal Hospital Read more

posted: Jul. 17, 2020.

Duarte Azusa Animal Hospital Helps Your New Kitten Get Excellent Pet Care At Duarte Azusa Animal Hospital in Duarte, CA, we understand the joy and excitement that comes with getting a Read more

posted: Jun. 23, 2020.

Questions You Should Ask Your Veterinarian Before Your Pet Has Surgery Every type of surgery is a big deal and stressful for both owners and pets. We at Durate Azusa Animal Read more

posted: May 12, 2020.

Spay & Neuter FAQs Spaying or neutering a dog or cat is an important task that should be done to keep a pet from unnecessarily reproducing. If you have a pet Read more

posted: Apr. 09, 2020.

Parasite Prevention FAQs Part of pet care is parasite prevention. There are some questions you will want to ask your veterinarian so you can make sure your pet is getting the Read more

posted: Feb. 18, 2020.

Duarte Azusa Animal Hospital Discusses Signs of Arthritis in Pets Over the years, animals can develop arthritis in their joints just as people do. The condition can cause discomfort, which can Read more

posted: Dec. 04, 2019.

Deworming Dogs and cats are great hosts for worms and parasites. They are always sniffing, licking, or eating anything they see. This includes dirt, fecal matter, and trash, making it possible Read more

posted: Nov. 11, 2019.

Holiday Dangers for Your Pet At Duarte Azusa Animal Hospital we are dedicated to compassionate veterinary care for local pets. It’s important to us, as your vet, that your pet receives Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2019.

Senior Pet Health Awareness As your pet ages, he will need specialized veterinary care. Like people, pets are more susceptible to sickness in their elder years. Personalized pet care services from Read more

posted: Aug. 28, 2019.

Does your Dog or Cat Struggle with Pet Obesity?  Over half of the dogs and cats in this country are clinically overweight or suffer from pet obesity. This seems most prevalent Read more