Connecticut Mobile Veterinary Specialists

We've moved pages! 📦

https://www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

Head over to the MOVES page and give us a follow to stay updated! Can’t wait to see you there! ❤🐾

We’re excited to announce that we are moving pages! 📦

As of February 24, 2023, we will no longer be posting on this account and you will be able to see all of our updates, patient cases and news on our main MOVES page:
https://www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

Head over to the MOVES page and give us a follow to stay updated! Can’t wait to see you there! ❤🐾

From our family here at MOVES, we are wishing all of you a wonderful Holiday Season and a very Happy New Year! ❤️

We are thankful for all of our partners and appreciate the incredible support from each one of you. Looking forward to an exciting new year together! ✨

🚨 NEW PARTNER ALERT! 🚨

Dr. Megan Morgan and Amanda were invited into Broad River Animal Hospital for the first time recently and the team was so friendly and welcoming! 🎉

Sweet little Izzy has been experiencing diarrhea, and using her Endoscopy equipment, Dr. Morgan performed a diagnostic endoscopy procedure to investigate further.

🏥VetMed Fact: Diagnostic endoscopy is a minimally invasive tool that can be used to visualize the inside of the GI Tract to look for signs of ulcers, foreign material, masses, or changes to the tissue that would suggest underlying disease like Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

Thank you for giving Dr. Morgan the opportunity to participate in the care of your patients! We look forward to collaborating again in the near future! ✨

**We appreciate everyone's interest in the position. Due to the overwhelming response we received in less than twenty-four hours, we have closed the requisition to new candidates. We are currently evaluating candidates and will work as quickly as possible to respond applicants. If for any reason we decide to reopen the position, we will certainly keep everyone posted.**

Looking for a completely remote position in the veterinary field?

MOVES (Mobile Veterinary Specialists) is seeking a full-time Technician Team Manager. Click the link below to learn more about this one-of-a-kind position with our innovative & growing company!

https://www.indeed.com/job/technician-team-manager-e32bb3433d1db851?_ga=2.117570633.115390451.1668614923-781376464.1652969817

🚨 NEW PARTNER ALERT! 🚨

Dr. Morgan and Amanda were invited into Snowflake Pet Center for the first time recently and the team was so welcoming! This cute face belongs to Gus, and he needed some assistance from Team Connecticut because he had a bone lodged in his esophagus (throat) for several days.

While anesthesia is still required, endoscopy allows for a minimally invasive option to retrieve items that shouldn't have been ingested or happen to get stuck. Endoscopy avoids more serious complications that can be encountered with surgery, and the recovery is minimal (patients are typically back to normal within a few hours)! Unfortunately, not all items can be removed with endoscopy, but if your pet ingested something it shouldn't have, please ask about this alternative option.

Using their KARL STORZ endoscopy equipment, we are thrilled to report Dr. Morgan and Amanda were able to successfully retrieve the bone. We hope Gus will be feeling better soon, and MOVES truly appreciates having been given the opportunity to participate in his care! We look forward to collaborating again in the near future! 🐾🎉💜🐶

Looking for a completely remote position in the veterinary field? Look no further! 🐾🩺

MOVES (Mobile Veterinary Specialists) is seeking a full-time Referral Partner Coordinator to add to our team. Click the below to learn more about this one-of-a-kind position with our innovative & growing company!

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Mobile-Veterinary-Specialists-(moves)/jobs?jk=6aab2ce6cabd6c2f&start=0

It's time for our 3rd annual Employee Pet Costume Contest!
Our MOVES employees have submitted their pet's entries, now it's your turn to VOTE for the most eerie-sistible costume!! 🏆

We're on the haunt for the winner, each "Like" or "Share" on Facebook counts as 1 vote each! Voting ends October 31st. Click the link below to visit our Main MOVES page to vote!
www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

MOVES wouldn't be the company we are today without our amazing Veterinary Assistants and Veterinary Technicians.

They are instrumental in our ability to provide a positive patient experience, supporting our phenomenal partner hospitals, and assisting our talented specialists. Going above and beyond each day, we are grateful for their hard work, dedication, and devotion. Focused on making a difference, we hope they know just how much of a difference they make here at MOVES. ❤️🐾🩺🎉🥰🐶😽

Looking for a new career path as a veterinary assistant or technician? 🐾🩺

Mobile Veterinary Specialists (MOVES) is seeking a full-time Veterinary Assistant or Certified Veterinary Technician to support our Internists in the Southwest CT area. Interested in hearing more about a one-of-a-kind career with MOVES? Review the job description below!

https://indeedhi.re/3QcOqyv

🚨 NEW PARTNER ALERT! 🚨

Dr. Morgan and Adrienne were invited into Ansonia Seymour Veterinary Hospital for the first time recently and the team was so welcoming! Thank you for inviting MOVES into your hospital, and for giving Dr. Morgan the opportunity to participate in the care of Sophia!

We look forward to collaborating again in the near future! 🎉🐾

From serious kitties to goofball doggos, we get quite a variety at High Ridge Animal Hospital. 😍👏

First we saw Simfa, a serious yet sweet 14-yr-old kitty, for recurrent urinary tract infections. Don't mind the stink eye she's giving us in this photo 😉, she was very good for her imaging.

Then met this sweet girl Brindle, a 6-yr-old female Boxer, to screen for any signs of cancer. Luckily, we did not find anything scary! 🎉🐾

We'd love to give a huge shoutout to Dr. Shattuck, Dr. Murphy, Dr. Standish, and the entire team at High Ridge Animal Hospital - they are amazing!

Dr. Morgan and Adrienne met this handsome devil, Pippin Pierre, at New Canaan Veterinary Hospital. This sweet boy is 16 years young 🤩 but has been suffering from a decreased appetite and lethargy. Dr. Schaefler asked Dr. Morgan to consult and perform an abdominal ultrasound to further investigate.

We loved getting to see the whole team at New Canaan Veterinary Hospital, and always appreciate the opportunity to participate in the care of their beloved patients! 🐾❤️🐱

Team Connecticut was invited to High Ridge Animal Hospital to meet Dixie!

Dixie has a history of numerous medical conditions including, progressive chronic renal (or kidney) disease, a gall bladder mucocele (thickened sludge in her gall bladder), and elevated liver enzymes. After receiving treatment from her primary care veterinarian, DIxie had a recheck ultrasound with our team.

With the findings of her imaging, Dr. Morgan was able to determine if Dixie was on the best treatment plan or if changes need to be made.

NEW PARTNER ALERT! 🚨

Dr. Morgan & Adrienne were invited into the Cat Clinic for the first time recently and the team was so welcoming! Team Connecticut met Calvin, who has been suffering from bladder stones despite his urinary-specific diet. An abdominal ultrasound was performed to further investigate. This procedure also allowed Dr. Morgan to safely retrieve a urinary sample for more extensive testing.

Thank you for inviting MOVES into your hospital, and for allowing Dr. Morgan to participate in the care of your patients! We look forward to collaborating again in the near future!

Happy 4th of July!
As a reminder, MOVES HQ offices are closed today. 🎇

AristoKatz called Dr. Morgan & Adrienne out to perform an upper GI endoscopy procedure on Brutus, an 11-year old DMH who has been suffering from weight loss & vomiting.

Biopsies of his stomach and small intestines were obtained and sent off to Eastern VetPath for further information. In the midst of obtaining biopsies, a trichobezoar was discovered & successfully removed. 🥳

📚VetMed Fact: Trichobezoars or 'hair balls' are concretions of hair within the gastrointestinal tract. While most kitties can eliminate the Trichobezoars on their own, they have been known to cause intestinal obstructions.

High Ridge Animal Hospital called Dr. Morgan & Adrienne out to see Nemo, an 11-year old Shih Tzu with a recent history of azotemia.

📚 VetMed Fact: Azotemia is an increase in the blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine, found in the blood stream. These two proteins are associated with the kidneys and suggest they aren't working properly. We can see azotemia with kidney infections, kidney stones, toxins, and age related kidney disease (to name just a few).

In addition to a sweet patient, our team also enjoyed a batch of sweet cookies! Thank you, High Ridge Animal Hospital, for your continued partnership. We truly enjoy the opportunity to care for your patients.

Team Connecticut loved all 100 pounds of Coby, the Golden Retriever. They visited Community Veterinary Clinic to perform an abdominal ultrasound, after his primary care veterinarian discovered a tumor on his right ear.

By performing this scan, Dr Morgan was able to rule out any signs of the tumor spreading (metastasis) to his abdominal cavity. This is great news for Coby & his family! 🙌

Meet Snoopy!

Dr. Morgan & Adrienne saw this adorable 1-year old Maltese pup at High Ridge Animal Hospital. Snoopy's primary care veterinarian, Dr. Shattuck, was concerned about elevated liver values found on his routine pre-neuter bloodwork so Team Connecticut performed an abdominal ultrasound.

It was no surprise that Snoopy loved to be held ❤️

Thank you to the brave heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice, and the families who live with their loss. 🇺🇸

Dr. Morgan & Adrienne visited Danbury Animal Hospital/Versatile Vets to see Mookie, a beautiful Siamese cat. Mookie suffers from chronic vomiting, and an abdominal ultrasound was performed to further investigate his symptoms.

Using the results from his imaging, Dr. Morgan was able to recommend the next best steps in Mookie's treatment.

We will be closed on May 30, 2022 in observance of Memorial Day!

Meet Rascal Jones, a 3-year old Maine C**n who has a history of chronic vomiting. Team Connecticut visited AristoKatz and performed an abdominal ultrasound to further investigate the cause for his symptoms.

Rasal Jones was such a good boy his imaging, laying perfectly still the entire time! Dr. Morgan will use the results from the ultrasound to provide this sweet boy's care team & family with a solution for his vomiting.

Head over to our Instagram page () for the answer!

Connecticut Mobile Veterinary Specialists updated their business hours.