Mobile Cat & Dog Vet

For senior and geriatric pets, especially those already managing chronic conditions or struggling with travel, an in-home senior screening removes the stress of a clinic visit while still giving us a clear picture of their health. Our newest guide from Mobile Cat & Dog Vet walks through what these screenings include, what bloodwork, blood pressure monitoring, and imaging can reveal, and how findings inform thoughtful care across the senior years and into palliative or end-of-life support.

Senior Screenings - Mobile Cat And Dog Vet How Can Diagnostics Help Families Navigate End-of-Life Care for Senior Pets? Watching your dog or cat move into their senior years brings a particular kind of attentiveness. You start noticing the slower morning stretches, the longer naps in the sunny spot, the small hesitation before jumping onto t...

Do you dread taking your cat to the vet? Try leaving their carrier out all year with the door open! By encouraging your cat to explore on their own with treats and toys, they'll become more comfortable with the carrier and won't be as scared come vet visit time.

🦷🐶🐱 Don't forget about your pet's oral health! Home care is essential to prevent expensive dental surgeries down the road.

Brush your pet's teeth every day with special toothpaste flavored like beef, chicken, fish, or peanut butter. Plus, feed them dental diet food to prevent plaque and tartar buildup.