Duck & waterfowl vets in Arizona
7 clinics3 cities2 confirmed for ducks
2 of the 7 avian and exotic clinics we list in Arizona say on their own websites that they treat ducks or other waterfowl. The other 5 see birds or exotics generally, so call ahead and say it's a duck. Not sure what to ask? Read how to find a duck vet.
Pick a city to see its avian and exotic clinics. Or jump to the Arizona duck-keeping guide.
● confirmed for waterfowl ● avian & exotic
Clinics in Arizona that say they treat waterfowl
From each clinic’s own website. Confirm by phone before you go.
Keeping ducks in Arizona
What the state’s own agencies say, with sources. Not legal advice.
Avian flu rules for backyard flocks in Arizona
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, in its coverage of a confirmed avian influenza case in a Maricopa County backyard flock, tells bird owners who suspect highly pathogenic avian influenza to call the USDA hotline at 866-536-7593. Its biosecurity advice for backyard keepers is to keep birds separated from wild birds and their droppings, including by covering coops and runs so wild birds can't reach feed or water. The page dates from December 2024, so duck owners should check the Arizona Department of Agriculture and USDA for current flock rules, quarantine requirements and outbreak status before relying on it.
Checked 2026-10-23 · extension.arizona.edu
Finding an avian vet in Arizona
The Arizona Veterinary Medical Association, the state's professional body for veterinarians, runs a find-a-veterinarian search on its website for locating a practice near you. Because ducks are avian patients, call ahead and ask whether a clinic sees waterfowl or poultry before booking, since many general small-animal practices don't. The association site also has a separate members-only directory area, which isn't meant for the public. Duck Friends' own vet listings for Arizona can help narrow the search to clinics that have reported seeing ducks.
Checked 2026-10-23 · azvma.org
