Quality Care to Farm and Home

Opening Hours : M-F 8AM - 4:30PM Emergencies 24/7
  Contact : 205-390-3423

All Posts Tagged: cat

On-site Imaging

Portable digital radiology means that you can have the best radiology services at your convenience. Whether you have a horse, a dog, or even a goat, Mobile Veterinary Service can come to you and your animal and immediately acquire the images necessary for a prompt and accurate diagnosis. Contact us today to set up an […]

Read More

Preventing tick-borne diseases

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 […]

Read More

Cat and kitten Preventative Care

Cat and kitten Preventive 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 for your cat and kitten preventative care : Printable PDF – Cat Kitten needs: Initial Vaccines/De-worm 6-8 weeks 10-12 weeks 12 weeks […]

Read More

Common Eye Problems

Common Eye Problems by Ben J. Character, DVM The eyes are important sensory organs of domestic animals.  There are many common problems that can effect their function. Here are a few to watch for in your furry friend:  Foreign Object in Eye: During summer and fall, seeds of many different types can become lodged under […]

Read More

Breeding Cycles of Dogs and Cats

Breeding Cycles of Dogs and Cats by Ben J. Character, DVM The dog and cat, for all their similarities, have very different estrous cycles.   The average dog will come in heat twice per year,  about 6 months apart.  The heat cycle generally lasts about 4 weeks, with the 2nd week usually being the week of […]

Read More

New Puppy and Kitten Well-Care

New Puppy and Kitten Well-Care by Ben J. Character, DVM   Is there the pitter-patter of FOUR little feet in your home?  If so, congratulations on your new puppy or kitten!  Each will have a variety of different needs to be addressed as they grow over the next year.  It is important to get your […]

Read More