Welcome to Duluth Veterinary Hospital!

We have been providing state of the art care for pets and their owners since the late 1940’s. We are locally owned and accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), which designates higher standards in veterinary care. Our mission is to provide personalized, high quality care for pets and their owners characterized by trust, respect, and compassion. We strive continually to improve our care of pets and people through innovation, education, and teamwork.

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Our Veterinary Team

 

We are a friendly small animal veterinary hospital driven by patient care. We are an AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association) inspected and approved facility. We offer compassionate care to your pet, our #1 priority!

 

Features of Our Hospital

The Duluth Veterinary Hospital is a full service hospital.
  • Digital Radiology
  • Dentistry
  • Intensive care
  • Behavioral Consulations
  • Orthopedic and soft tissue surgery
  • Routine services such as annual exams, vaccinations, and spay/neuters

 

Wellness Care

Our pet care focus is on keeping your pet healthy and happy. We achieve that through performing thorough annual physical exams, preventative immunizations, and regular testing for viruses, parasites, and other specific conditions.  As pets live longer, more active lives, they can benefit from physical examinations at six month intervals and routine blood screening for early detection of common geriatric health conditions.

Dental Care

Minor dental infection can become major health problem….. Oral hygiene is critical for both dogs and cats to:

  • Maintain healthy teeth and gums
  • Decrease oral infections that can cause the loss of teeth and damage both heart values and kidneys. Bacteria from oral infections have a clear path to the animal’s bloodstream and vital organs.
  • Prevent the loss of teeth
  • Decrease mouth odor
  • Decrease oral pain
  • Prevent oral abscesses

Surgical Services

We provide both routine and complex surgical services. Our philosophy is to consult thoroughly with clients prior to surgery discussing options, answering questions and giving an accurate estimate of the cost of the procedure.

A Lifetime of Care

The goal of our practice is to help your loving pet age gracefully. Our overall goal is to improve the quality of your pet’s life, as well as how long they live. Thanks to advances in veterinary medicine, pets are living longer and healthier than ever. We have more diagnostic tools and treatment options to help your pet stay healthy and happy.

Experience the Fear Free Difference

We take your pet’s emotional well-being as well as their physical well-being into consideration at each visit. If you have a fearful or anxious pet, please give us a call prior to your pet’s appointment to discuss options to make your pet’s visit as stress free as possible.

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If you like the convenience of ordering your pet’s medications online, just place an order from our online store. We offer medications in 22 categories, including pain management and parasite prevention. With our Easy Dose It option, you can order a single dose of your pet’s medication to be sent monthly. You can also set up recurring shipments for any type of maintenance medication. In addition to convenience, shopping at Rockford Road Animal Hospital’s My Vet Store Online provides you with valuable peace of mind. All medications are FDA approved and guaranteed by the manufacturer. You can also contact us with a refill request and we will have it ready for you when you arrive at the clinic. If the prescription was originally written elsewhere, one of our doctors will need to examine your pet before we can issue a refill. After that, we can refill the prescription for six months to one year before requiring another exam.
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Duluth Veterinary Hospital Blog

Checking The Vitals

Checking The Vitals

When your pet seems healthy and vibrant, a visit to the vet may be the last thing on your mind. But maintaining a routine schedule of preventive care exams is key to ongoing health. Pets are wired to hide illness, and even the most attentive pet parents...

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Lyme Disease

Lyme Disease

If you're a dog parent, chances are you've at least heard the term "Lyme disease." Transmitted to canines by the bite of a tick, Lyme disease is a bacterial-based illness that travels through the dog's bloodstream and usually centralizes in the joints....

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So Sweet and So Deadly

So Sweet and So Deadly

There are a few reasons to be extra cautious with pets during winter: slick ice, bitter cold temperatures and festive holiday décor are just a few. But the most dangerous wintertime item for your pet is antifreeze. Extremely toxic in very small doses,...

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