Tick season is in full swing and there is no way to know by looking (or even microscopic evaluation) which tick might be a carrier of disease for your pet or not. The most commonly seen infections that ticks can give your pet include Ehrlichiosis, Anaplasmosis, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and Lyme’s disease. Less common […]
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Equine Neonatal and Early Development Preventative care
The best way to deal with a medical problem is to prevent it from occurring in the first place. The following are the recommendations of Mobile Veterinary Service : Equine Neonatal and Early Development Preventative care Printable PDF – Foal Printable PDF – Adult Jump to Adult FOALS (< 1 year of age) Immediate (within […]
Understanding health papers for your horse.
What exactly are “health papers”? Health papers are technically called “Certificates of Veterinary Inspection” (VCI). This proper name actually helps to communicate more accurately what “health papers” are. The video above seeks to help answer questions such as: When do I need health papers? How long are they good for? What do I need to […]
Client Benefits
Client benefits explanation: All client/patient groups in which the doctor has made a visit to their farm/residence and have received an initial examination are considered clients/patients of the practice fulfilling the legal requirements of a valid Veterinary-Patient-Client relationship. Being a client in good standing has several benefits: Scheduling preference: All non-emergency calls are made by […]
What is a “Neighbor Referral”?
So what is a “Neighbor Referral”? It is simply telling your other neighbors that have animals and/or pets about how much you enjoy not having to haul your animals to the vet. You tell them about all the things you like about Mobile Veterinary Service like paying your invoice online, being about to call and […]