Our older pets deserve so much love!
We are here to help you manage senior pet health issues such as arthritis, eye issues, hearing problems, internal organ health, cancer management, teeth and gum health, lumps and bumps, and more.
We recommend running some diagnostics such as senior blood profile and urinalysis for our older babies at least every 6-12mos.
Prevention is always better than cure – better to catch things early so we can customize a health plan for you and make Fluffy’s quality of life better.
I call Let’s MoVet with complete confidence! Dr. V and her team are professional, compassionate, and most of all caring Vets I can trust with my fur babies. Plus with my busy schedule the home visits are incredible! I can’t now imagine ever being back in a conventional Vet office again.
Gloria H.
Dog Mom
Senior blood test
Complete blood count, Liver, kidney, thyroid, pancreas, heart enzyme, diabetes screen
Cancer screening (blood and/or urine)
urine or blood sample
Skin growth biopsy
aspiration biopsy, mass removal
Arthritis monthly injections
Librela, Solensia
FAQS
First, the fact that your pet is just at your home, we already won half the battle. The house familiarity, no loud barks and your presence are main ingredients for your pet to start seeing us as “not threats”. We aim to be gentle with elderly pets as we know they may be experiencing some level of discomfort with the joints and legs.
Ofcourse! That is what we are here for. We have the time to go through the records, walk you through the past findings and help you understand how we can support your pet moving forward through our recommendations.
Definitely! We are open to discuss your concerns regarding your pet’s medication. Usually we recommend a senior blood panel to check liver and kidney status for pets on long term medications. Some medications may require a certain time point from administration of the pill or medication to blood collection. We will coordinate this with you prior to your appointment.
It all starts with the history your provide and the physical exam our veterinarian will perform. Then we may recommend some diagnostic tests depending on what we find on the exam. Eventually, we may recommend some maintenance treatments such as pain medications, arthritis treatments and supplements to help support quality of life.
Yes, we are more than happy to help you with any questions you may have. We will have a better impression of your pet’s overall health once we conduct our physical exam and possibly get samples for some diagnostic testing.
