Mobile Cat & Dog Vet

03/17/2026

🐾🧠 Did you know that physical activity and mental stimulation are essential for your pet's health? But a quick jog around the block or a few minutes' playtime isn't enough to keep them engaged.

🐶🐱 Switch things up by using puzzle feeders, trying new toys, or playing scent games to encourage your furry friend's mental abilities. Enroll in obedience classes, practice old skills, or try a new canine sport for even more mental stimulation.

🏋️‍♀️🐾 Your cat will appreciate additional climbing opportunities and prey-like toys to exercise their predatory instincts. Need more ideas? Call 541-647-6810 to talk to your veterinarian.

03/12/2026

🚪🚗 Pet owners, beware of what you store in your garage!🐾 Many strong chemicals and substances, such as paints, glues, and antifreeze, can be HARMFUL to your furry friends.

😿 Antifreeze is especially dangerous, as it has a sweet scent and enticing taste that can attract pets. Even a small amount can lead to serious health issues, like kidney failure or death. Keep these products locked away and out of reach to protect your pets!🙏

03/10/2026

😺 While cats are atypical hosts for heartworms, they can still cause significant health problems.

Heartworm larvae typically don't mature into adulthood in cats, but the cat's immune system responds by creating a strong inflammatory response. This causes lung disease, called heartworm-associated respiratory disease (HARD), which can result in signs including coughing, increased respiratory effort, and vomiting that resemble feline asthma. 🚨

Providing year-round heartworm prevention is an important part of your pet’s health care plan. If you would like to discuss the various preventives, contact our team by calling 541-647-6810, so we can determine what protocol would best fit you and your pet’s lifestyle.

03/05/2026

🌼🐜 Pets and gardens go together like bees and honey, but watch out for potential toxins from wildlife!

👀 Insects, amphibians, and wild reptiles can have natural toxins that are harmful to pets.

🕷️ Bees and wasps are common garden visitors that can cause pain and even an allergic reaction in some pets. If your pet’s face starts to swell after a bee sting, take them to the vet for prompt treatment.

💉 Keep your pets safe while enjoying nature by being vigilant and informed.🌳

03/03/2026

🐾🥩🥦 When it comes to your pet's health, diet is everything. After evaluating your pet's body condition score, take a closer look at what they're eating.

Are they getting the right balance of high-quality ingredients like lean proteins, complex carbs, and healthy fats? Or do they indulge in a diet of sugary snacks and junk food? 🍫🍔🍟

🐶🐱 Even small treats can add up quickly and provide little to no nutritional value. It's important to take an honest look at your pet's diet and make adjustments if needed.

And don't worry, choosing the appropriate diet for your pet can be challenging, but we're here to help. Call 541-647-6810 to talk to your veterinarian.

02/26/2026

👉🐁 Pet owners, protect your furry friends from the dangers of rodenticides!

🐶🐱 These products are highly toxic to pets and can cause internal bleeding if ingested. Most rodenticides work by inhibiting the rodent’s ability to clot blood, which can also harm cats and dogs.

👀 If you suspect your pet has ingested rat or mouse poison, watch out for symptoms such as lethargy and pale gums and contact your veterinarian immediately for treatment.

💊 Early intervention is key to a positive outcome, so be vigilant to keep your pets safe and healthy!🚫

02/24/2026

🥩🥕🐾 Want to keep your furry friend healthy and happy? It all starts with their diet. After determining your pet's body condition score, take a closer look at what they're eating. Are they getting high-quality ingredients like lean proteins, complex carbs, and healthy fats? Or do they survive on a diet of sugary treats and junk food? 🍭🍪🍩

🐶🐱 Take a hard, honest look at your pet's diet to see if it needs adjusting. Even small treats can add up quickly and provide little nutritional value. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for help. Choosing the right diet for your pet can be tricky, but our team is here to help. Call 541-647-6810 to talk to your veterinarian.

02/19/2026

🦟 Lyme disease prevention starts with tick prevention. The best way to keep your furry friend safe is to use tick preventives year-round, including the winter months.

Most veterinarian-prescribed preventives kill ticks only a few hours after the initial bite, preventing disease transmission, which requires 24 to 48 hours of attachment.

Contact us at 541-647-6810 to learn about tick prevention measures that will work best for your pet. Don't wait until it's too late! 🐾

02/17/2026

Keep your furry friend's mouth clean and healthy! The majority of pets suffer from dental disease by age 3, which can lead to significant health problems. Our team is here to raise awareness about the importance of pet dental care.

Call us, today, to book a dental check-up for your pet! 541-647-6810

02/13/2026

Navigating end-of-life care for your aging dog or cat is difficult. We’re here to help you understand how to approach this time with love and support. Learn how our expert mobile vet team supports peaceful, in-home palliative care and euthanasia.

A Gentle Goodbye: How to Avoid the Emergency Ending Nobody wants to think about their pet's final days. But if you've watched your senior dog take longer to stand up, or noticed your cat sleeping through meals they used to yell about, you already know something is shifting. Those quiet changes can p...

02/12/2026

👉🌺 Pet owners, beware of lilies! These plants can be deadly to cats and can cause kidney failure. While less toxic to dogs, they can still cause stomach upset.

👀 All parts of the plant are considered poisonous if ingested, so if you suspect your pet has eaten lilies, seek veterinary care immediately.

👩‍⚕️ Protect your pets by being aware of potential toxins and keeping dangerous plants out of reach.

02/10/2026

Did you know that your cat might be trying to find a safe place for his favorite toys? It's not uncommon for cats to drop their toys in their water or food bowl. In the wild, cats hide their prey from predators, and indoor cats consider their food and water dishes as the safest areas in their territory.