Dog and Cat Wellness Care and Exams in Addison County, VT

Addison County Mobile Veterinary Services is dedicated to delivering compassionate and comprehensive pet wellness care to your doorstep. With our mobile services, dogs and cats can receive the best treatment without the stress of a traditional vet visit.

Yearly wellness exams are a cornerstone of maintaining your pet's health and happiness. These checkups allow us to thoroughly assess your pet's health, with the added goal of detecting potential health problems at the earliest and most treatable stage.

Contact us today to schedule your pet’s next wellness checkup and stay on top of their health.

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A Closer Look at the Pet Wellness Exam

During a wellness exam, we closely examine your pet's body condition, coat, eyes, ears, and oral health. We also discuss your pet's diet, exercise, and any changes in behavior, which can be crucial indicators of their condition.

A comprehensive wellness exam at Addison County Mobile Veterinary Services includes:

Routine Lab Work

Starting at 7 months, we recommend puppies and kittens undergo their first blood test to screen for heartworm, tick-borne diseases, and, in cats, the feline triple (heartworm, FIV, and FeLV). This early detection plays a pivotal role in keeping your pet healthy.

Fecal Screening

Essential for identifying parasites, we recommend fecal exams annually to ensure your pet remains parasite-free.

Bloodwork Panels

Beginning around 5-7 years of age, regular bloodwork panels help us track trends in your pet's health, including annual complete blood count and urinalysis. This is especially vital for senior pets to enable early detection of diseases.

Vaccinations

Tailored to your pet's lifestyle and age, vaccinations are crucial for protecting against a variety of diseases.

The Vital Role of Parasite Prevention

Parasites are a major nuisance, but they can also pose a health risk to your pet and to your human family members. Preventative measures, including regular heartworm tests and fecal exams, are key to keeping these unwanted guests at bay. Our team will work with you to develop a personalized parasite control plan that suits your pet's specific needs.

Preventative Care: The Proactive Approach

Embracing a proactive approach to your pet's health through vaccines, annual exams, preventatives, and lab work can spare your pet from many preventable diseases and conditions, ensuring they lead a long, joyful life.

At Addison County Mobile Veterinary Services, we're here to guide you every step of the way on your pet's journey to optimal health. Our mobile practice makes it convenient for you to provide the best care for your dog or cat, right where you are most comfortable.

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