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DrG Mobile Veterinary Services is a business that delivers veterinary care at the comfort of your home.

Professionalism with more than 20 years of experience combined with a gentle approach is the characteristics of our care with your loved pet.

11/12/2025

You know when your dog looks at you and it feels like they already know what’s going on?
That’s not your imagination. They really do feel you.
Dogs are incredible at reading our emotions. If you come home stressed, they pick it up. If you slow down, breathe and speak softly, they feel safe again.
Their nervous system mirrors ours, and that connection goes far beyond what we can explain.
So when I talk about balance and wellbeing, it’s not just about food or supplements. It’s about energy, presence and the calm we create at home.
When you take care of yourself, your dog benefits too. That’s what true connection looks like. 💚

09/12/2025

You have probably heard me say that the gut is your pet’s second brain.
And it truly is.
Inside the gut lives a complex network of bacteria and nerve cells that talk directly to the brain.
This connection affects your dog’s emotions, immune system, skin and even behaviour.
When the gut is in balance, the whole body works better. When it is not, everything feels off.
Food, stress and lifestyle all play a big role in keeping that balance.
That is why I always say that good health starts from the inside out.
If you are not sure where to start, I am here to help you understand your pet’s needs and guide you through the right steps.
Because prevention, care and connection are always better together.

01/12/2025

The Integrate Conference in Brisbane was an incredible experience and I am truly grateful for the opportunity to be part of it.
Last year I attended as a participant and left deeply inspired.
This year I returned as a speaker and had the chance to share my journey as a veterinarian and business owner, and how Integrative Medicine continues to shape the way I work and live.
The Integrate community is a place of growth, purpose and genuine connection.
It reminds me that caring for animals goes far beyond clinical practice. It is also about building something meaningful, with integrity, presence and intention.
Thank you to everyone who was there, listened, connected and shared their own stories.
I left feeling inspired, supported and even more committed to transforming how we care for our pets. 💚

06/11/2025

One of the most common myths I hear is: “Fresh food is not safe for pets.”
The truth is that it can absolutely be safe and very beneficial, but only when done properly.
Fresh food does not mean giving table scraps. It means providing balanced meals designed for your pet’s specific needs. To achieve that, some key practices are essential:
Use high-quality ingredients suitable for dogs and cats
Wash fruit and vegetables properly
Store correctly in the freezer or fridge
Follow proper proportions and, when needed, add supplementation
Always seek professional guidance to design the meal plan
When these practices are followed, fresh feeding becomes one of the most effective ways to improve skin, energy, digestion, and even behaviour.
Whenever someone asks me, I always say: fresh food can be safe, as long as it is done responsibly and with the right guidance.
And if you would like to understand how to apply this to your pet’s routine, I am here to help.
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31/10/2025

I want to sincerely thank everyone who joined my Inside the Gut Masterclass.
It was truly special to be with pet parents who believe in prevention and are willing to learn so they can give their animals more health and quality of life.

Every time I see carers preparing themselves to look after their pets in a conscious way, it reinforces my belief that we are on the right path.
It is a privilege to share knowledge with people who trust my work and, above all, love their four-legged companions.

Thank you so much for your trust and for being part of this session.

28/10/2025

Did you know that more than 70% of immunity is linked to the gut?
That’s where the body decides whether to respond in a balanced way or to trigger inflammation and disease.
When the gut is healthy, pets have much stronger natural defences against viruses, bacteria, and even allergies.
But when balance is lost, immunity drops and problems begin to show up throughout the body.
On 30 October at 7pm (Adelaide Time, Australia) I’ll be diving deeper into this topic in my Inside the Gut Masterclass.
I’ll explain how natural nutrition, the microbiome, and gut balance are the foundation of strong immunity and a healthier, longer life.
Online
The registration link is in the bio
If you believe that prevention is always better than cure, this session is for you.
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26/10/2025

Many pet parents believe gut health only shows up when there is diarrhoea or vomiting. But the truth is that the body speaks much earlier, in subtle signs that are often overlooked in daily life.

Some examples I often notice are:
🐾 Persistent bad breath
🐾 Changes in appetite or energy without clear reason
🐾 Skin or coat losing vitality
🐾 Recurring soft stools or mucus
🐾 Higher than usual anxiety

On their own, these signs do not always mean a serious problem, but when they repeat, they may indicate an imbalance in the gut. And the gut is far more than digestion. It absorbs nutrients, supports immunity, balances hormones, and even influences behaviour.

That is why on 30 October at 7pm (Adelaide Time) I will be hosting my new Masterclass Inside the Gut. An online session where I will explain how to identify these subtle signs and, more importantly, what to do to support pets’ wellbeing from the inside out.
Prevention is always the best path. And I want to show you how to begin.
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06/10/2025

With spring and warmer days, snakes are much more active. This increases the risk for dogs and cats, especially the curious ones. I know it sounds worrying, but the good news is that with prevention and awareness, we can keep our pets safe.

Here are the key points I always share with pet parents: 🐾 Avoid walking your pet in tall grass or bushy areas
🐾 Keep dogs on the lead in places where snakes may be around
🐾 Watch for signs such as sudden weakness, tremors, dilated pupils, or breathing difficulties
🐾 If you suspect a bite, go straight to the vet. Every minute matters.

Please share this message with other pet parents. The more people know, the safer our pets will be this season.
Knowledge saves lives. And if you have any questions about prevention or what to do in an emergency, I am here to guide you.
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Tuesday	09:00 - 18:00
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http://www.drgmobilevet.com.au/

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Why We Do This

After spending my childhood with a vet father, then working in the small animal veterinary field for about 19 years, I came to the conclusion that a great number of clients have somehow difficulties in transporting their pets to and from a veterinary practice. This seemed be related to time management in this busy world we live in nowadays, physical limitations in lifting a heavy aged dog into a car, or a vet scared dog or cat, and so on.

Those thoughts kept clicking in my mind inviting myself to find a solution to help people out. The idea came and it sounded very simple. By reversing the directions of this transportation, client would not have to struggle with any particular limitation. Instead, the vet would move to the client’s preferred address!!! That was it, a mobile veterinary services.

Since March 2019, DrG Mobile Vet has been assisting so many people by delivering veterinary care to client’s home or work address. The human and animal bond has been strengthened by reducing stress and anxiety generated with transportation to and from veterinary practice visits.