Explore Our Services

Annual wellness visits are the foundation of a long, healthy life. Every appointment is personalized to your pet's age, breed, lifestyle, and individual health needs—all from the comfort of your home. We prefer this approach because when pets are more relaxed, examinations are often more accurate. Our goal is simple: identify subtle changes early, before they become larger health concerns.

• Comprehensive Physical Examination: A thorough nose-to-tail assessment, including the heart, lungs, eyes, ears, skin, coat, joints, weight, body condition, and oral health, along with a detailed review of your pet's medical history and any changes you've noticed at home.

• Personalized Vaccinations: We develop a vaccine plan based on your pet's individual lifestyle and risk factors, ensuring they receive the protection they need.

• Annual Wellness Bloodwork (Recommended): Even healthy pets can develop underlying disease without showing obvious signs. Routine bloodwork establishes your pet's normal baseline values, allowing us to detect early changes in kidney, liver, thyroid, and blood cell function before symptoms develop. Early detection often means simpler treatments, lower costs, and better long-term outcomes. Preventive care is one of the most valuable investments you can make in your pet's health.

Sick visits include a focused exam, diagnostic recommendations (bloodwork, imaging, cytology, etc.), and a clear treatment plan. All of this is delivered in the calm of your own home, where pets show symptoms most honestly.

We can deliver virtually everything a general practice clinic offers, right from our fully equipped mobile unit. On-board capabilities include in-house bloodwork and lab diagnostics, x-rays, IV fluid therapy, injectable medications, wound care, minor procedures, and immediate dispensing from our onboard pharmacy.

When your pet needs help today, we also provide urgent care visits—same-day exam, same-day diagnostics, same-day treatment—without the carrier, the car ride, or the waiting room.

An Urgent Exam is a priority, same-day physical exam focused on time-sensitive concerns, with full diagnostics and treatment initiated on the spot whenever possible.

Dental Care

Periodontal disease affects the majority of pets by age three and quietly impacts the heart, liver, and kidneys long before symptoms appear. Our dental services include:

• Comprehensive oral exams and a personalized dental care plan with each exam

• Home care product recommendations and coaching

• Anesthetic Dental Procedures

  • Pre-anesthetic bloodwork

  • Full-mouth digital dental radiography

  • Ultrasonic scaling and polishing

  • Periodontal treatments and extractions when indicated

  • Pain management

  • Personalized anesthesia protocols with continuous patient monitoring.

We follow current AAHA dental guidelines so your pet receives the same standard of care found in leading specialty hospitals.

Soft Tissue Surgery

From spays and neuters to mass removals, wound repairs, and other various soft tissue procedures, we deliver:

• Comprehensive pre-surgical exam and evaluation

• Pre-anesthetic bloodwork

• Personalized anesthesia protocols with continuous patient monitoring

• Pain management

• Clear pre-operative instructions, timely updates during the procedure, and post-operative follow-up

When unexpected surgical needs arise—lacerations, foreign body concerns, complex surgical procedures—we move quickly to stabilize, assess, and treat. For cases requiring 24-hour monitoring or advanced imaging, we coordinate seamlessly with partner hospitals so your pet always receives the right level of care without delay.

URGENT vs EMERGENT

Urgent surgeries generally can be performed within 1-2 days without an immediate threat to life. Emergent surgeries need to be seen immediately, thus requiring a visit to your nearest emergency hospital.

• If your pet is experiencing any of the following time-sensitive life-threatening emergencies, go to your nearest ER immediately:

  • Difficulty breathing

  • Pale or blue gums

  • Difficulty urinating/not producing urine (male cats specifically)

  • Car accident

  • Severe bleeding

  • Severe allergic reactions

  • Prolonged birth

  • Known or unknown toxin ingestion

  • Collapse, or seizure lasting longer than 3 minutes

Hospice is about comfort, dignity, and time well spent. We work alongside you to manage pain, nausea, mobility, and overall quality of life so your pet can remain as comfortable as possible during their final chapter. Visits include personalized comfort plans, medication management, and honest, compassionate guidance about what to expect.

Saying goodbye is the hardest part of loving a pet. Our in-home euthanasia service offers a peaceful, private farewell in the place your pet feels safest. They can be surrounded by familiar smells, favorite blankets, and the people who love them most. We move at your pace, explain each step gently, and help coordinate aftercare, including cremation arrangements.