Fort Worth Mobile Vet

We Take Your Pet's Health Seriously

At Fort Worth Mobile Vet, we understand that your pet's health is a top priority. Our dedicated mobile veterinary service brings comprehensive in-home care directly to you, ensuring that your furry friends receive the medical attention they need in the comfort of their own environment. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to specialized treatments, we are committed to reducing stress for both pets and their owners. Experience the convenience and personalized care that only a mobile vet can provide.

Size Doesn't Matter

At Fort Worth Mobile Vet, our passion for caring for all animals shines through in every house call we make. We understand that your pets are more than just animals; they are cherished members of your family. By providing convenient veterinary services right at your doorstep, we ensure that both sick and injured pets receive the attention they need in a comfortable environment. From routine vaccinations to emergency care, we take pet health seriously, making it easier for you to prioritize their well-being.

Fort Worth Mobile Veterinary Service proudly serves the vibrant Fort Worth area, catering to thousands of pet owners seeking compassionate care for their sick or injured animals, as well as routine vaccinations. Our dedicated team extends its services to neighboring cities such as Arlington, Keller, Benbrook, White Settlement, North Richland Hills, Haltom City, and Burleson, ensuring pets receive top-notch medical attention right in the comfort of their homes. By making house calls, we provide a stress-free experience for both pets and their owners, reinforcing our commitment to exceptional veterinary care throughout the DFW area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Fort Worth Mobile Vet do house calls?

Fort Worth Vet is prepared to evaluate your pet and perform diagnostic tests at home when they’re not feeling well. We bring all necessary equipment for a thorough physical exam, including EKGs, blood pressure monitoring, as well as the capability to collect blood, urine, and fecal samples, and conduct bacterial and fungal cultures. We can also coordinate abdominal ultrasounds and echocardiograms to be performed at your residence. Pet vaccination is one of the most often used reasons for a mobile veterinarian house call. When you contact us to set up an appointment, we’ll ask a few questions to ensure a house call is suitable for your pet's condition.

Will a Fort Worth Mobile Veterinarian make house calls for my pet even if it isn't sick?

Absolutely! We Love Visiting Healthy Pets Too! We genuinely enjoy our visits for healthy pets and are fully equipped to provide routine vaccinations right at your home. We can also schedule appointments for puppies and kittens to ensure they stay current with their vaccinations. General wellness checkups, and nutritional plans are also common reasons that you may want a pet house call. Many of our clients appreciate that their pets can avoid trips to animal hospitals, where they might come into contact with sick animals, making for a more reassuring experience.

Will a Fort Worth Mobile Vet doctor come to my home to see a pet who is very ill?

If your pet is seriously sick or injured, we suggest consulting with us beforehand to assess whether your pet's condition is suitable for a home visit. Conditions that necessitate X-rays, surgery or anesthesia cannot be addressed during house calls. We will be happy to discuss the various options that are available.

What needs to be done in advance of or during a Fort Worth Mobile Vet house call?

If your pet has a chronic medical issue, it’s beneficial to obtain a copy of their medical records from your previous veterinarian before we visit. Having these documents in advance allows us to review them thoroughly prior to examining your pet. We will assess existing diagnostic test results to avoid unnecessary repeat tests, and our follow-up results can be compared with your pet’s prior medical records. Additionally, if you travel with your pet, we’re more than willing to share your pets records with any veterinarians you may visit.

Where in my home do you work?

We can always identify a suitable spot to conduct our work in any home we visit. We utilize kitchen counters, living room rugs, dining room tables, or even your pet’s preferred resting place. Our team is highly adaptable; all we require is a calm pet and some good lighting. We take care of the rest!

Should I be at home for the house call?

During our initial visit, our goal is to make a great introduction. We want to learn about you while you get to know us, but most importantly, we focus on understanding your pet. This involves asking questions about their history, medical issues, and habits. Once we've established rapport with you and your pet, and if your pet is comfortable, we’re happy to see them in your home, no matter whether you are there or not. In such cases, please organize for someone—whether it’s your doorman, housekeeper, superintendent, or relative—to grant us access to your home. The designated person should allow for a two hour window for our arrival. If we examine or treat your pet while you are away, we’ll follow up with you by phone or in writing detailing our observations. We're also available for any follow-up discussions at your convenience

I have an elderly pet that get anxious when we go to the animal hospital. When the time comes that he needs to be laid to rest, can this be done at my home?

We understand that saying goodbye to your pet is one of the most heartbreaking moments you can face. For many families, having their pet euthanized in the comfort and privacy of their own home makes this difficult process a little easier. We offer house calls Monday through Friday during regular business hours and prioritize accommodating you during these times. On the scheduled day, both a veterinarian and a technician will arrive at your home to administer the injections. Your pet will be peacefully and humanely put to sleep. You are welcome to be present, but you only need to focus on saying goodbye. Most pet owners opt for cremation, and we’re here to assist you with those arrangements, providing all the necessary information when you reach out to us.