Mobile Urgent Care

Our custom built ambulance is outfitted to provide diagnostics, treatments, and procedures at your home as well as  medical transport to an emergency hospital when needed. 

• Acute Injuries: Immediate care for minor lacerations, torn toenails, and abscesses.
• Acute Medical Conditions: Rapid intervention for allergic reactions, minor toxin ingestions, spear grass, and other urgent issues.
• Chronic Condition Flare-Ups: Stabilization for flare-ups in pets with chronic conditions such as heart disease.
• Gastrointestinal Issues: Treatment for mild vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration.
• Medical transport: Transport to ER for respiratory distress, collapse, post-op complications, and unstable patients.
• Euthanasia: Compassionate end of life care for pets at home.

We carry comprehensive equipment and medications to diagnose and treat your pet. 

• Diagnostics: in house basic blood work, urinalysis, and cytology, reference lab for more extensive lab work, testing for corneal ulcers, tear production, and tonometry (eye pressures),  point of care ultrasound to assess for free fluid and masses
• Sedation/Anesthetic Procedures: vital monitoring with SpO2, ECG, EtCO2, Blood Pressure, Temperature
• Minor Surgeries: surgery table accommodates cats and small to medium dogs
• Treatments: injectable medications, IV fluids, fluid and syringe pumps, patient warming, laser therapy, puffers for asthma, resuscitation capabilities, stabilization of fractures prior to surgery, prescription medications to go home

As much as we love to help your pet feel better, there are times when the scope of diagnostics or treatments needed will exceed our capabilities. 

• Life threatening emergencies.
• Cases needing hospitalization or major surgery such as severe abdominal pain, major toxicities, GDVs (bloat), severe bloody diarrhea, foreign body obstruction, urethral obstruction, systemic infection, and diabetic ketoacidosis.
• Cases needing radiographs, in depth ultrasound by an ultrasonographer, advanced imaging, or extensive on-site diagnostics or specialists.

Some times it may be difficult to know when your pet needs care at an ER. We are always happy to triage and consult and will always notify you if your pet would benefit from a visit to the ER or if it is not an appropriate  for us to respond to your particular case. 

We love to see you and your pet, but we do not carry certain items on our vehicle and want you to continue the relationship with your daytime veterinarian for your pet's routine needs

• Routine preventative care
• Routine surgeries such as spay and neuter, COHATs (dentals)
• Vaccines
• Travel certificates
• Microchips
• Flea/tick prevention
• Ear infections 
• Long term management of chronic diseases
• Discussions about allergies, nutrition, or behavior
• Nail trims

There are times when you are unable to have your pet seen by your daytime vet for a non-urgent condition such as ear infections that we may be able to respond to  during slower times. You are always welcome to call  for wait times. 

We charge a flat fee of $250 + tax for the urgent care consult with call fee for visits within our service area. This fee is due prior to arrival once you receive a time of arrival for the team and are provided a pay link. You will receive an estimate for any recommended diagnostics or treatments after your consult.