The Mobile Animal Clinic of Eastern Connecticut Dr. Laurie Brown

The Mobile Animal Clinic of Eastern Connecticut Dr. Laurie Brown Dr. Laurie Brown provides mobile veterinary services to homes in Tolland County and some areas of Wi
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The Mobile Animal Clinic of Eastern Connecticut Provides Mobile Veterinary Wellness and Vaccinations, Surgery, Laser Therapy, and an Online Pet Pharmacy to Windham and Tolland Counties in Connecticut.

08/29/2024

This dog has been Found!

As the news routinely reminds us that Mother Nature rules and we can become victim at any moment, I wanted to share a re...
08/20/2024

As the news routinely reminds us that Mother Nature rules and we can become victim at any moment, I wanted to share a reminder that there are many ways you can make preparations for your pets. As with the recent flooding in CT, you never know when you may have to evacuate your home or camper abruptly. I am providing a link here with information on how to best to prepare for your pets.

Be prepared to take care of pets and other animals, especially during disasters such as fire, flood, or other emergencies.

We will be closed July 3rd - July 5th and will re-open on Monday, July 8th. Please plan ahead for prescription refills....
06/26/2024

We will be closed July 3rd - July 5th and will re-open on Monday, July 8th. Please plan ahead for prescription refills. Have a great Fourth of July holiday!

06/13/2024
05/06/2024
03/14/2024

We seem to be having some technical difficulties with our email today. If you need anything addressed today, feel free to send us a text at (860) 933-9119 or a chat through the app.

DEA has announced its next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. On Saturday, April 27, 2024, communities across the...
03/06/2024

DEA has announced its next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. On Saturday, April 27, 2024, communities across the country can drop off unneeded, unwanted, and old medications at locations in their area. Stay tuned for the latest information on https://www.dea.gov/takebackday on locations near you and ways you can make a difference to prevent drug misuse before it starts.

The drug overdose epidemic in the United States is a clear and present public health, public safety, and national security threat. DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day reflects DEA’s commitment to Americans’ safety and health, encouraging the public to remove unneeded medications fro...

We will be closed from December 25th to January 1st and will reopen on January 2nd . Appointment requests can be made th...
12/18/2023

We will be closed from December 25th to January 1st and will reopen on January 2nd . Appointment requests can be made through our App. Messages will be returned on January 2nd. Please plan ahead for prescription refills.

For urgent or emergency care options, please visit our website:
https://www.themobileanimalclinic.com/emergency-contact-and-poison-control

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We hope you all have a great holiday!

860-933-9119 - Get emergency contact and poison control details at The Mobile Animal Clinic of Eastern Connecticut.

11/28/2023

Tips to Better Manage Your Online Pharmacy Account

How your prescriptions work on our end: When we see your pets on a yearly basis, their prescriptions, including preventatives, become eligible for renewal. We can only authorize one year's worth of preventatives for each pet. If you have multiple pets and/or wish to put preventatives on auto ship, please make sure you are ordering under each pet and setting up separate auto ships. Otherwise, we have to decline orders and set up new orders, which can take extra time. The prescription records for your pets, in your online pharmacy account have to match up with our medical records system.

We are happy to help in any way we can and would also like to know what hang ups you might have with managing your online pharmacy account, so we can address those concerns.

We have been getting some questions about the canine infectious respiratory disease that has been in the news. Pieper M...
11/21/2023

We have been getting some questions about the canine infectious respiratory disease that has been in the news. Pieper Memorial Veterinary Hosptial posted some information that I thought I would share. The reality is, there are still a lot of questions and there haven't been any confirmed cases in CT thus far.

DOG OWNERS – Reports have been made of an as-of-yet unidentified respiratory illness that’s causing serious symptoms in dogs in several states, especially the west coast. This illness appears to be resistant to traditional treatments and has reportedly been fatal in some cases. Veterinarians are still working to learn more. While we don’t believe it’s cause for panic at this time, we recommend being cautious and taking the follow steps to keep your pets safe:

WHAT WE RECOMMEND:
• Ask your veterinarian for advice on which vaccinations your dog should have and ensure they are current on them
• Your dog should avoid groups of dogs from outside your household and high-traffic areas such as doggy daycares, boarding kennels, dog parks, and communal water bowls
• Contact your veterinarian if your dog displays symptom of respiratory diseases such as coughing, sneezing, nose and eye discharge, and lethargy. Avoid dogs with these symptoms, and if your dog is showing symptoms keep them quarantined at home until a doctor can see them. If your dog does become sick, a PCR test can help determine if the illness is viral or bacterial.

WHAT WE KNOW:
• The illness has primarily been reported from Oregon and surrounding northwest states, but potential cases have also been reported from other areas including New Hampshire and Massachusetts
• The illness appears to be minimally/non-responsive to most treatment methods and may progress quickly to severe pneumonia

WHAT WE DON’T KNOW:
• At this time there is no known way to identify what’s causing the illness – veterinarians are hard at work to determine where it’s coming from and how to treat it
• Because it can’t be definitively identified, it’s difficult to say which reported cases are cause for alarm and which ones are not. Until we know more, it’s best to be careful.

For now, we recommend an abundance of caution and keeping your dog away from groups of dogs from outside your household where disease is more likely to spread. When it comes to the health and safety of our pets, it’s always better to not take any risks. We are following the story closely and will keep you informed of any updates or new discoveries. Spread the word, and stay safe!

We will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
11/21/2023

We will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday.

11/09/2023

This time of year always reminds me of the awful "Snowtober" we had back in 2011. It was a harsh reminder of how important it is to plan for worst and make sure we have all of our pet's necessities readily available. You never know what emergency will require you to leave your home with your pets and its always a good idea to be prepared. Check out this list to help you prepare.

11/09/2023

Lost Dog in ELLINGTON!
AROUND #140 Crystal Lake Rd.
Owner Marissa 860-878-2456

Hope everyone had a great Halloween! Thanks for sharing your Halloween pet photos! 😊
11/01/2023

Hope everyone had a great Halloween! Thanks for sharing your Halloween pet photos! 😊

10/31/2023

Promo Codes for online pharmacy 10/24 to 11/9
Use code: REVEAL
for 17% on entire order

10/25/2023

This is great resource I came across today.

Promo Codes for Online Pharmacy 10/10/23 to 10/23/23Save 16% on entire order: 16SCARECROW
10/12/2023

Promo Codes for Online Pharmacy 10/10/23 to 10/23/23
Save 16% on entire order: 16SCARECROW

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08/28/2023

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