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Striving to provide top-notch quality medicine to our patients. We have a number of resources for you to learn about how to take better care of your pets.

We hope to inspire and educate, by providing the highest level of continuing education for our staff and to transfer this knowledge to our clients. Our ultimate goal is to grow with our community and to provide a positive environment for both the healthy pet and the pet in need of healing. Browse around and look at our articles and pet videos. The best veterinary care for animals is ongoing nutr

ition and problem prevention. If you want to ask a question call 520-544-7700 or email us and we'll promptly get back to you. Our Tucson veterinarian office is very easy to get to, and you can find directions on our Contact Us page. You can also subscribe to our newsletter which is created especially for Tucson pet owners. In between your veterinary visits, your pet will benefit from you reading these free informative articles.

11/11/2024

We are proud to salute veterans for their service and sacrifice for our nation.

11/05/2024

Sweet Frankie is November's Pet of the Month! 🐾🦃

11/02/2024

Hey Veterinary Friends!
Have you been fielding chocolate exposures yet? 🍫 We’ve crunched the numbers and put together a handy infographic just for you! It’s packed with essential tips to help you navigate your patients’ sweet tooth. Check it out and stay ahead of those sugary situations!

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from your IRAH Family!🎃

This Halloween, consider some safety tips in keeping your pet out of SCARY situations!

1. Costume Comfort! - When dressing up your pet, ensure the costume fits well and does not restrict their movement, breathing, or vision. Always supervise them while they are in costume.

2. Keep Your Pet Indoors! - New people are exciting or SPOOKY. Due to trick-or-treaters, it is best to keep your pets inside to avoid them escaping.

3. Quiet Space! - Create a safe and quiet space for your pets to retreat to if they get overwhelmed by noise and activity.

4. ID Tags And Microchips - Ensure that your pets have proper identification with updated information on both their tag and Microchip company just in case they do get out.

We wish everyone a safe and fun Halloween with your furry friends!

Peep our Ghoulish Docs below - FYI, they don't see werewolves.

10/31/2024

Hope you have a fur-tastic Halloween with tricks and treats! 🎃 👻

10/29/2024

Meet Dr. Williams!

We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Williams, our newest veterinarian at Ina Road Animal Hospital to all of our amazing clients! With a deep passion for animal care and a remarkable journey into the field of veterinary medicine, Dr. Williams brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to our team. She is dedicated to providing the highest quality care for your beloved pets.

Now, lets hear from Dr. Williams herself as she shares her story and her love for working with animals!

"I recently joined Ina Road Animal Hospital as an associate veterinarian and I am thrilled to be here!
My journey to veterinary medicine began with an internship at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Fort Collins, CO, where I graduated with my B.S. in Wildlife Biology from Colorado State University. From there, I spent two years working with the veterinary team at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, TN, before starting veterinary school here in Tucson. I graduated with my DVM from the University of Arizona (Bear Down!) and have been a permanent Tucson resident ever since.
Animals have always been an essential part of my life. No matter if they are fluffy with tails or smooth with scales, I love them all. Although I initially planned on a career in wildlife biology, I quickly realized that I love treating individual patients rather than studying wild animal populations.
Outside of work, I enjoy yoga, horseback riding, video games, and spending time with my big orange cat, Ned!
It is a great honor and responsibility to care for beloved pets and their people, particularly in times of need." - Dr. Williams

10/23/2024

Keep Your Furry Friend Healthy - Schedule Now!

Looking to get your pet in for a routine wellness visit prior to the start of the holiday season? We have availability to fit your pet(s) into our schedule over the next couple of weeks!

We are accepting new patients and clients, so if you have any family or friends who have pets needing care, please feel free to send them to our website to schedule an appointment online or have them give us a call at (520) 544-7700.

**If your pet has an urgent medical concern, please contact us as we may have same day or next day availability during our weekday hours.**

Our hours are:

· Monday: 9AM – 7PM

· Tuesday: 8AM – 7PM

· Wednesday: 8AM – 7PM

· Thursday: 8AM – 7PM

· Friday: 8AM – 6PM

· Saturday: 10AM – 3PM

· Sunday: Closed

10/21/2024

Sawyer is October's Pet of the Month!! 🕸🐾🎃

10/18/2024

October is Vet Tech Appreciation season, but our gratitude is year-round! Let's take a moment to thank our team of dedicated Veterinary Technicians who work hard to help pets and their families day in and day out. We appreciate all you do!

10/15/2024

Show off your costumed cutie and enter Trupanion’s Tricked Out for Treats Pet-Tacular for a shot at fa(boo)lous prizes, including a custom pet portrait and limited-edition swag! For more information and full terms and conditions, visit: https://tinyurl.com/tricked-out-pb

09/24/2024

Preventing Diabetes in pets involves several proactive steps:

1. Weight Management - Obesity is a major risk factor for diabetes in pets. Keep your pet at a healthy weight through proper diet and exercise.

**Healthy Diet - Feed your pet a balanced diet that is appropriate for their age, breed, and activity level.
**Regular Exercise - Ensure your pet gets regular physical activity to maintain a healthy weight. Activities such as swimming, walking, hiking, and playing are all great ways to help keep your pet active and fit.

4. Routine Check-ups - Regular veterinary visits can help detect early signs of diabetes or other health issues, allowing for timely intervention.

5. Monitor Symptoms - Be on the lookout for symptoms like increased thirst, frequent urination, and unexplained weight loss. Early detection and treatment can make a big difference.

By following these steps, you can help reduce the risk of your pet developing diabetes and ensure they stay healthy and happy!

09/21/2024

Ask Ina Road Animal Hospital how you can be better prepared for the unexpected!

09/19/2024

Meet the beloved pets of our amazing team!

Kellie, an amazing Certified Veterinary Technician has been working at Ina Road Animal Hospital for 7 years! This week we are introducing one of her many pets, ATHENA!

"Athena, aka Turkey. The love of my life, my soul dog. My 11 year old pitbull/Boston terrier mix. Her personality is so big that a quick paragraph isn't going to do her any justice, but I'll try. Athena was the first of 7 pets, and she is well aware of that fact. She has taken on the role of a sheriff and enforces rules set not only by the humans but also the secret rules Athena makes up on her own. It's always funny when she comes to me with wide eyes, crying, and pointing at another pet doing something she thinks they're not supposed to be doing. She's a tattle tale when she's worried she may take the blame for getting into the trash or eating something they're not supposed to. But rules don't apply to Athena when mom's not looking! Athena will eat any and everything, edible or not. And she's got the surgical scar to prove it. Her favorite thing to do is cuddle. She's always gotta be the little spoon. But she will scream at you if you don't let her lick your face, too. You'd think she's part husky with how loud she is. One of her many nicknames is "Noises" due to the fact that she's incapable of expressing herself without whining, barking, or howling. She's the reason we wouldn't survive in A Quiet Place. But she makes me laugh, and I wouldn't trade her for the world!" - Kellie 🩷

09/11/2024

Pierogi is September's Pet of the Month! 🐱

08/30/2024

Ina Road Animal Hospital's Staff Pet of the Week is Benny!

Danielle is a certified veterinary technician and the surgical lead here at Ina Road Animal Hospital. Danielle has been a part of the IRAH family for almost 10 years!!!

"Benny is a 1.5 year old pug mix that came from a local non profit rescue here in Tucson, who brings a lot of their rescue pups in to IRAH. His favorite activities include being a lap dog, smiling, and sitting in ways that look extremely uncomfortable. He recently left paw print art across the entire house after jumping on the table and getting into his kids paint. He was proud of himself!!" - Danielle

08/22/2024

Ina Road Animal Hospital's Staff Pet of the Week is VADER!

Vader belongs to Dr. James who started working at IRAH as a doctor on August 1st 2023!

"This is Vader aka Lord Vader, Mr. Pug, Pug Man, Bubba and many more. He’s your typical stubborn pug who loves playing fetch or tug of war, loves sunbathing and cuddling. No need for a security system, Vader makes sure to let us know when someone is coming in the front door. Don’t try cutting his nails though or you will feel the wrath of the dark side of the force. This dude has been with me through so many adventures including a move up to the Pacific Northwest and hopefully many, many more! I couldn’t have asked for a better apprentice❤️" - Dr. James

08/20/2024

Make sure you're prepared for the routine and the unforeseen costs of caring for your pet. Be prepared for the unexpected with pet medical insurance – talk to your veterinarian today!

Address

7320 North La Cholla Boulevard, Suite #114
Tucson, AZ
85741

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

Website

https://inaroadanimalhospital.com/

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Wishing all our pet parents a happy and safe 4th of July! 🇺🇸 Keep tails wagging and purrs going strong, by ensuring your pet is kept secure and calm during fireworks and festivities!