AZ HB2329

Amends Arizona law regarding purchaser remedies when cats or dogs purchased from pet dealers are unfit for sale due to illness, injury, or congenital/hereditary conditions.

Expands the definition of "unfit" to allow purchasers to prove by preponderance of evidence that an animal had defects when purchased, not just relying on veterinary statements.

Removes the cap on veterinary reimbursement (previously limited to the original purchase price) when a purchaser exchanges an animal or retains it while seeking reimbursement for treatment costs.

Changes the notification deadline from 5 days to 15 days after diagnosis for purchasers to notify pet dealers of health problems, and extends the timeframe for death claims from 15 days to 60 days.

Repeals section 44-1799.11 of Arizona Revised Statutes.