Family Pet Mobile Vet

We apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused while Dr. Morrow and Jen were out of town getting some continuing education!
We will be back open for business on Monday July 1st.

If you’re looking for something to do this Saturday, check out this fundraiser!

Christmas with kittens 🐈‍⬛ 🤦🏼‍♀️ 🎄

It’s vet tech week! A vet tech has so many roles and it can be a thankless, unforgiving job.
Please help me to celebrate the 3 amazing techs we have - Jen, Steph and Emma!
If you see or talk to these ladies this week, please offer a kind word and thank them for their dedication to your pets! 🐶🐴🐱🤎🖤
~Dr. Morrow

We are proud to be sponsoring this event on Sunday! Come and join us in Bolivar and let your dog swim, compete in the frisbee contest or join in the walk/run.
Dr. Morrow will be judging the dog show and costume contest!! Great prizes and lots of fun 🐶🐾🦴❤️

PLEASE NOTE!!!
Dr. Morrow will be out of the country for 2 weeks in April. She will be unavailable from April 3rd - 14th, 2023. Please make sure all prescription orders are in by Thursday March 30th as we won’t be able to authorize any prescriptions while Dr. Morrow is out of town.

It is important to keep your pet free of parasites (fleas and ticks, heartworm, etc.) – consult with us for the best product for your pet.

Did you know that dental health is just as important for pets as it is for people? Regular teeth cleanings and check-ups can prevent painful dental problems down the line.

We recommend bringing your new kitten in for an overall wellness exam before introducing him/her to other resident pets. Wellness exams and recommended treatment will prevent any unwanted illnesses and diseases. Contact us today to book your new kitten exam!

Just like people, pets can experience health issues that require medical attention. Contact us today to learn more about our services.

It can be easy to overfeed your pet. Help keep their weight at a proper level by asking our team about the best feeding strategies for your furry friend.

Microchipping is not just for outdoor pets! Even if your cat spends their time indoors, a microchip can help return your pet if they become lost. During your pet's next visit, ask us for more information on microchipping them!

We ❤️ them all!

Today is National Walking the Dog Day! Where do you and your furry friend go to get exercise?

Your pet's dental health is vital to overall health and quality of life. A diseased mouth can reduce your pet's appetite and make everyday activities more uncomfortable. Fortunately, dental disease is preventable! Schedule your pet's routine dental cleaning today.

This week is Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week! We want to take a moment and thank our whole staff for their hard work and dedication to caring for all our furry patients.

We know how much you love your pet. Be sure to show extra love this holiday by keeping your candy and chocolates out of their reach! Chocolate and Xylitol, an ingredient commonly found in candy, can be extremely toxic to your pet.

Each month, our team will highlight our favorite dog breeds! This month is the Dachshund.

Dachshunds are loyal companions who are most recognizable by their short, long bodies! What are other names you and your family use to describe these spunky, but loving dogs?

Vaccinating your pet can help prevent the spread of deadly diseases. Whether you have an adult dog who needs an annual rabies vaccine; or have a new kitten who needs a booster, we are here to help keep their vaccinations up to date!

Routine appointments allow our team to keep an accurate benchmark on your pet's overall health. Call us today to schedule their next visit!

Cats love being high up in a cat tree/condo. Having a tree/condo can help them feel more safe and comfortable. It also prevents them from dropping that box of cereal from the top of the fridge!

Since animals can’t talk and tell us what is wrong with them, screening tests are important because they can detect disease before signs and symptoms develop. Depending on your pet’s age, our veterinarian will recommend screening tests to look for problems like diabetes, kidney disease or thyroid disease.

Your veterinarian can best determine a vaccination schedule for your pet. This will depend on the type of vaccine, your pet’s age, medical history, environment and lifestyle. Call us today to schedule an exam.

Fleas are the most common external parasite to plague companion animals. They are wingless insects that feed on blood, can jump up to two feet high and are persistent in the environment. Call us today to ensure your pets flea prevention is up to date.

Just like you, your pet can suffer from gum disease, tooth loss, and tooth pain. And just like you, regular brushing and oral cleanings help keep your pet’s teeth strong and healthy. Schedule an oral health check to rule out any oral diseases.

Fleas are the most common external parasite that can plague pets, and they can lead to irritated skin, hair loss, hot spots, and infection. Fleas can also introduce other parasites into your cat or dog. All it takes is for your pet to swallow one flea, and it can to end up with tapeworms, the most common internal parasite affecting dogs and cats. Remember to refill your pets monthly preventative.

As tempting as it may be to slide Skippy a table scrap, it can be more harmful than filling. Human foods may contain ingredients that dogs shouldn't have. When ingested, Skippy may start having vomiting, diarrhea or inappetence. Try to keep a dog treat with you if you absolutely cannot say not to his sweet face.

Pet insurance is a great cushion to your pets medical care. If you are considering pet insurance, contact our office and we would be happy to make some recommendations

Start the year off strong. Routine wellness exam and lab tests can rule out any underlying conditions that are not seen by the eye. Call us today to book your annual exam and lab work.