Westside Animal Hospital 3653 Hillsborough Road * Durham, North Carolina 919-383-5578 |
| New to the area? Looking for a veterinarian? |
We are proud to be an
AAHA-certified veterinary practice.
We utilize current research in our
protocols and are committed to
the highest quality of care for
your pet.
We invite you to come and meet
with a veterinarian to
become acquainted.
.
AAHA-certified veterinary practice.
We utilize current research in our
protocols and are committed to
the highest quality of care for
your pet.
We invite you to come and meet
with a veterinarian to
become acquainted.
.
Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our staff is committed to: Providing excellence in personalized and professional veterinary health care services. Establishing and maintaining the health and long term well-being of your pet. Building an open and caring relationship with you and your pet. Assisting you in obtaining an enjoyable, secure and full lifetime relationship with your pet. |
We recommend you ask Six Critical Questions when choosing a new veterinarian. |
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| In Case of an Emergency In the event of an emergency during our normal office hours please call ahead if possible and proceed directly to our practice. For after hours emergencies, We advise that you contact the pet emergency center shown below: 3319 Chapel Hill Blvd Durham, NC 27707 919-489-0615 |
| Wellness Exam For the health of your companion pet, learn about our recommendations. Also, information on heartworm prevention and flea and tick control |
| Read Dr. M. Broussard's article that was published in the Durham Herald Sun Coping with Degenerative Joint Disease Dr. Broussard will be a regular contributor on pet health and information. Adopting Your New Pet Litter box Blues Spring Flea Article Heat Stroke and your Pet Is Your Pooch 'Pleasantly' Plump? |
| Visit Dr. Hoover's Dental Blog to see what cases he has been working on and to understand the importance of complete dental care for your pet. Dental Tip of the Month Keep tennis balls on the court and out of your dogs mouth! The texture of tennis balls acts like sandpaper against your dog's teeth. Over time it will cause wear and damage to the tooth, which could result in pulp exposure, pain and infection. If this happens the tooth will need to be extracted or have root canal therapy. Acceptable alternatives to tennis balls include soft rubber balls and pliable kong type toys. |
Before you bring a new puppy or dog into your life visit this informational website on
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| This informational website can help with those questions and training. Raise and train a puppy or dog that you can be proud of! |
| Enriching your indoor cat's life and information for dealing with behavior issues. |
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| Alternative Veterinary Medicine Westside Veterinary Hospital now offers Laser Therapy and Acupuncture call today for an appointment for your pet's consultation 383-5578 for more information on K-Laser Therapy and Veterinary Acupuncture visit the IVAS Website |
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| Miss Stella visited us for a follow up puppy exam and vaccines. She is getting ready to start her new adventures as an Eyes Ears Nose and Paws Dog to learn more about Miss Stella's new life visit their website Eyes Ears Nose and Paws |
| "Chelsea" says hooray for Revolution! It will take care of my flea's and protect me from heartworm disease. |
| "Wendell" told us that his mom and dad brushed his teeth before he came in for his annual wellness exam. In fact, they brush his teeth several times a week so he got a wonderful report on his dental exam from Dr. Broussard. |
| "Carlise" Dad can we please go now I know they are all done with my exam. |