Raleigh Mobile Vet Services

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WE ARE ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS WITH RALEIGH ADDRESSES FOR WELLNESS APPOINTMENTS ONLY. Once established with our practice, we will come out for minor illnesses or concerns, but we do not see emergencies. North Raleigh Mobile Veterinarian serves almost anyone with a Raleigh address. If your Raleigh Address falls south of I-40 we may not serve your location. We are no longer accepting new clients from Cary, Morrisville, Knightdale or Wake Forest.  

There are three ways to book an appointment with us. 

1. If you are a current client you can book yourself using our online booking system, click above to go to the online scheduler for availability.

2. You can text us at 919-709-7387 and we can book you by discussing your scheduling needs by text.

3. You can call 919-709-7387 and one of our office assistants will help you book your appointment.

If you are not ready to book and you have questions or concerns please call or click the link below to contact us. This link is not for general questions/advice about your particular pet.

A mobile veterinary service brings the vet hospital to you, alleviating the anxiety of dogs, cats, and the people they live with.

Mobile Vet Services:

PREVENTIVE CARE 

-vaccines, heartworm tests, flea/tick/heartworm medications, wellness bloodwork, etc.

TREATMENT OF ILLNESSES 

-ear/eye/skin issues, upper respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, weight loss or gain, vomiting or diarrhea, etc.

MANAGING CHRONIC ILLNESSES

-diabetes, thyroid disease, Cushing's, Addison's, chronic pancreatitis, etc.  

BEHAVIORAL AND NUTRITION CONSULTS

PALLIATIVE CARE / HUMANE EUTHANASIA

-quality of life discussions, hospice care, and when the time comes, humane euthanasia

By coming to clients' homes, we eliminate stress for pets and pet parents. Many cats or dogs that get stressed at a typical vet clinic, geriatric pets, senior citizen pet parents, or pet parents with limited mobility will benefit from these types of in-home veterinary services. Cats that have typically needed sedation in a hospital setting may no longer require chemical restraint as they are more relaxed in their own homes. Also, most pet parents report that they would rather be present for all parts of the exam and services provided. At a traditional veterinary hospital, this is usually not possible. With our mobile vet service this is normal.  

"When I play with my cat, how do I know that she is not passing time with me rather than I with her?" - Michel de Montaigne  16th century philosopher and author