Paw Pros Mobile Vet Nursing

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Paw Pros Mobile Vet Nursing

Paw Pros is a mobile service that provides in-home vet tech services for pets.
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My goal is to partner with you and your veterinarian as a healthcare team for your pet!

11/13/2024

Check out Chris and his major style!! Loved meeting this little sweetie and his fly jacket 😍

08/10/2024

Olivia is one of my nail trim clients. Every time I come to her house she is more and more comfortable. She has stolen my heart! 💜

04/12/2024

Happy National Pet Day! 😻 having the responsibility and privilege to care for an animal brings so much joy into my life ❤️

02/20/2024

Check out a day in the life of a travelling pet nurse! Story up on Instagram ——— PawPros.ca

02/20/2024

Mingee has kidney disease and I give her fluids at home twice a week to help her stay hydrated. Isn’t she the cutest!!?! 💜💜💜

02/15/2024

Curious about a day in the life of a mobile animal nurse? Follow Paw Pros to see the furry adventure! 😻👀 link in comments 👀

01/28/2024

It’s Tika’s 15th birthday!! Bring on the special treats and lots of loving ❤️

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Vancouver, BC

Telephone

+14164203040

Website

http://www.pawpros.ca/

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It’s a Tika! Bags and bag straps are her absolute fav 😻😻

Peanut butter is a huge game changer for dogs that need distraction for nail trims or ear cleanings. Smear on plate or lick mat and go! Low fat peanut butter sometimes contains xylitol which is extremely dangerous for dogs. Make sure they’re getting the good full fat yummy stuff!! 🥜

I have the best patients! Olivia is so sweet and LOVES her cat tree 🌴 #homevettech #homevetcare #catsathome

Artemis was such a good girl for her home blood pressure appointment! 💕💜💕💜 Blood pressure can often be elevated in a vet clinic setting just from stress or excitement. Doing it at home is a great way to know if an animal is truly hypertensive and needs medication or perhaps was just feeling freaked out!