Dog and Cat Veterinary Housecalls

We conduct thorough comprehensive physical exams during your pet’s house call, evaluating overall health, detecting early signs of illness, and discussing concerns like aging, weight, or behavioral changes. Our exams are tailored to each life stage—from puppies and kittens to senior pets—ensuring proactive and preventive care aligned with their unique needs.

We administer core vaccinations (such as Rabies, Distemper, and Parvo) during house calls, protecting your dog or cat from deadly or highly contagious diseases. Vaccinations are a cornerstone of preventive care, and we customize schedules based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and risk factors. Vaccines are also often paired with wellness packages for comprehensive protection.

We offer heartworm testing and prevention protocols during house calls, including blood screens and prescription of monthly preventative medications. Heartworm is life-threatening, but with our early detection and prevention strategies, we help safeguard your pet’s heart and lungs. Testing is typically included in annual wellness exams or as part of parasite prevention packages.

We prescribe and educate on flea and tick prevention, providing oral, topical, or collar treatments tailored to your pet’s needs. Since many pests can transmit diseases like Lyme or Ehrlichia, we prioritize year-round prevention and monitor for infestations during your visit. Products are conveniently refilled through our telemedicine portal or home delivery service.

We provide behavioral counseling during visits, addressing common concerns like anxiety, aggression, or house-soiling in dogs and cats. Our approach combines practical techniques with insights into underlying causes (e.g., medical issues or lifestyle triggers). We collaborate with certified animal behaviorists when specialized intervention is needed.

We assess and manage pain through personalized protocols, including oral medications, injectables, or supplements, during house calls. Whether your pet’s pain stems from arthritis, post-surgery recovery, or injury, we prioritize their comfort while adjusting plans based on response. Pain management is often discussed in conjunction with diagnostics like X-rays or bloodwork.

We provide emergency treatment for ingestion or exposure to poisons or toxins, including inducing vomiting (when safe), administering activated charcoal, or initiating IV fluids to flush toxins. If severe, we stabilize your pet for referral to an emergency clinic for advanced care. Our home visits often include counseling on household toxins (e.g., lilies, chocolate, human medications).

We perform quality of life assessments to help you make informed decisions about your pet’s senior or end-of-life care. Using scales like the HHHHHMM scale, we evaluate pain, mobility, appetite, and overall happiness to ensure your pet’s comfort and dignity. This guidance is offered sensitively and as part of compassionate, long-term care planning.

We offer telemedicine consultations for follow-up care, non-urgent concerns, or prescription refills, using video calls or messages to save time. During your house call, we’ll connect you with our secure telemedicine portal for convenient access to veterinary advice between visits—ideal for medication adjustments or minor health updates.