This includes a thorough physical examination from nose to tail, vaccination update and recommendations depending on your and your pets’ lifestyle. We will also assess dental health and give necessary recommendations.
Our vets can possibly a recommend a regular health screen blood test to check for status of internal organs, and a fecal exam.
You are free to ask questions and discuss with our veterinarians any concern you may have. We are more than happy to walk you through any questions or clarifications you need answers on.
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
Nose to Tail Exam
Physical exam to check body organ systems
Vaccination/s Update
Review of past medical records and formulating vaccination plan tailored to your and your pet’s lifestyle
Flea, tick and heartworm prevention
Discussion of options for you as there are so many brands out there that offer prevention against pet parasites
Fecal and Parasite Screening
Sample collection and results interpretation with recommendations
Routine Blood Work
Sample collection, sample processing and results with interpretation
FAQS
Our vaccines range from $50-$78. This depends on the vaccine needed and if there is a need for booster vaccines in a series. Please check this link to see the most common vaccines we recommend for dogs and cats.
Some vaccines, when given the first time in a pet will need a series of boosters. The boosters are needed to make sure that the protective level of antibodies will be reached. Every time we give a vaccine, the protection increases and will eventually decrease if not given a booster. There is a goal of protection we call “protective titer”. Check out the image below to understand how boosters work.
It is rare to see a vaccine reaction. It is not impossible but it is rare. The ones that we see are pain on injection site, swelling on injection site, fever, lethargy for about 24h. The more serious ones are facial swelling, bumps on skin, vomiting and diarrhea. This information is important to know especially for pets receiving vaccines for the first time.
Medical records review are very important because this shows the veterinarian a snapshot or summary of past medical issues, medication, possible reactions and vital notes from past medical providers. Any of these information will help us customize our approach to your pet and your pet’s health. As much as possible, please provide us past medical records so our doctors can review them prior to your appointment. We are proponents of detailed care here at Let’s MoVET and the only way for us to take over your pet’s care is to rely on past medical records.
All of us service providers try to make the most of what we have. There are different business models under the veterinary care. The mobile veterinary services also have different styles of approach. We are in home care and we bring all the equipments inside your home. We take our time in getting to know you and your pet, so we can see what is the best approach in giving your pet the best care. We adapt to your pet, rather than your pet adapting to a set flow of services. We offer concierge service that is thorough and thoughtful every step of the way.
