When you make an appointment with our mobile veterinary clinic, you can expect superior care, a compassionate and experienced veterinarian, and a wide array of available services. Here are a few things to do and know to prepare for our visit.
Prior to your visit, fill out our New Patient Registration form found here.
First, we'll talk. We'll want to know about your pet's health history. If you have records from a former veterinarian - especially of vaccinations - these will be very helpful. Otherwise, please be prepared to tell us everything you know about your animal's health history, and any current questions or concerns you have. We'll ask about diet, elimination, exercise, sneezing, vomiting, and general behavior.
Then we'll examine. If the visit takes place at your residence, we'll do the exam in your home, unless we're visiting an outside animal. In that case, the exam will take place in the yard.
What We'll Do:
- Examine the eyes
- Examine the ears
- Examine the mouth
- Examine the cardiovascular system
- Record body weight and temperature
- Palpate the organs.
Things to Note:
Many cats are shy, particularly when it comes to the vet. Please make sure your cat is ready for us in a place they can't hide. A carrier or small bathroom is a good place for your cat to await our visit.
If you know that your pet needs an ultrasound, please have them in an area where we can easily access an electrical outlet for our ultrasound machine.
We can provide many services, including wellness checks, vaccinations, grooming, blood tests, and x-rays. But if something is beyond our mobile capabilities, we will refer you to an area specialist. We are happy to help you arrange transportation for your pet if that's an issue.
Dr. Anderson looks forward to serving you and your pet in the home or at our mobile clinic, and are confident that you will be happy with the ease and comfort of a mobile veterinary service. Phone us today at 800-462-8749 to schedule a convenient appointment or go to our appointment request page.