Pawsitively Pets In-Home Vet Care

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Pawsitively Pets In-Home Vet Care

Customized veterinary services for your pet from the comfort of their own home!
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Dr. Glenboski (aka Dr. "G") is dedicated to providing personalized veterinary visits tailored to each pet, and their family’s, unique needs. As a Fear Free Certified professional, she offers a low-stress and comfortable alternative to the traditional veterinary experience. Driven by a passion for her community and a deep love for animals, she aspires to redefine your expectations of what a veterin

ary visit can be. Services Offered Include:
- Annual Vaccines and Wellness Care
- New Puppy or Kitten visits
- Minor Illness (i.e. ear or skin infection, minor injury, minor GI upset...etc.)
- Hospice and Palliative Care
- End of Life and In-Home Euthanasia

06/01/2026

June is National Microchipping Month — the perfect reminder to make sure your pet has permanent identification that stays with them for life. 💙🐾

Collars and tags can fall off, but a microchip provides an extra layer of protection if your pet ever becomes lost.

✔️ Quick and simple placement
✔️ Permanent identification
✔️ Helps shelters and clinics contact you faster
✔️ Increases the chances of being reunited with your pet

At Pawsitively Pets In-Home Veterinary Care, we are able to place microchips during your pet’s in-home visit — making the process easy and low-stress from the comfort of home. 🏡

Pets with microchips are significantly more likely to make it back home to their families. Is your pet already microchipped? This month is also a great time to double-check that your registration and contact information are up to date! 📱

05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, our office is closed today as we take time to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We wish everyone a safe and peaceful holiday.

05/18/2026

Muzzles are not a punishment — they’re a safety tool. 💙🐾

At Pawsitively Pets In-Home Veterinary Care, we highly encourage positive muzzle training for dogs of all personalities and sizes, but especially for our fearful or reactive patients.

A properly introduced muzzle can help:
✔️ Reduce stress during medical care
✔️ Keep pets, owners, and veterinary staff safe
✔️ Prevent bites caused by fear or pain
✔️ Make emergencies less overwhelming
✔️ Build confidence through positive training

The key is training before a stressful situation happens. A muzzle should be introduced slowly, positively, and paired with rewards like treats and praise. 🧀👏

Many loving, well-behaved dogs may still react when they’re scared, injured, or uncomfortable — and that’s okay. Muzzle training helps prepare everyone for those moments safely and compassionately.

Our goal is always low-stress, fear-free handling and helping pets feel as comfortable as possible during care. 🏡🐶

Let us know if you have any questions about how to best introduce muzzle training to your dog!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to ALL moms 💙🐾

Whether you’re caring for children, caring for pets, or both, today is about celebrating the love, dedication, and comfort you give every single day.

From early mornings to late-night snuggles, from vet visits to everyday care — the role of a mom comes in many forms, and each one is so important.

At Pawsitively Pets In-Home Veterinary Care, we’re honored to support the incredible bond you share with your pets — because being a pet mom is a special kind of motherhood, too. 🏡💐

Wishing all the amazing moms out there a day filled with love (and extra cuddles).

05/04/2026

It’s Dog Anxiety Awareness Week — and it’s a reminder that anxiety in pets is real, common, and treatable. 🐾

Dogs can experience stress and anxiety just like we do. Some common signs include:
• Pacing or restlessness
• Hiding or withdrawal
• Excessive barking or whining
• Destructive behavior

The good news? There are ways to help. 💙

✔️ Consistent routines
✔️ Safe, comfortable spaces
✔️ Behavior support and training
✔️ Medications

As an in-home veterinary practice, we’re able to evaluate your pet in their natural environment — where anxiety often shows up the most — and help create a plan that works for them. 🏡

If you’ve noticed signs of anxiety in your dog, you’re not alone — and we’re here to help.

04/29/2026

🎉 Meet our Pet of the Month — Kyro! 🎉

Kyro may have been a little unsure of us at first… 🫣

But with a little patience, a lot of kindness, and (most importantly) a few rounds of spray cheese 🧀… we quickly became friends!

Now? Total sweetheart. Certified good boy. 💙🐾

We love watching our patients grow more comfortable and confident during our visits — sometimes all it takes is a gentle approach (and snacks 😉).

04/27/2026

Our texting service has been restored. We apologize for any inconvenience the outage may have caused and appreciate your understanding.

04/25/2026

Today we celebrate World Veterinary Day — a day dedicated to the professionals who work tirelessly to protect the health and well-being of animals everywhere. 🐾

At Pawsitively Pets In-Home Veterinary Care, we’re especially grateful for Dr. G and the compassionate, personalized care she brings into the homes of pets across our community every day. 💙

Veterinary medicine is more than exams and treatments — it’s about building trust, supporting families, and caring for pets through every stage of life.

Thank you to all veterinary professionals for the dedication, empathy, and heart you bring to this field.

04/24/2026

We are currently experiencing an outage with our texting system. We are unable to receive any texts at this time. If you have sent any texts to us since 5:30pm on Thursday 4/23/26, we have not received them. Please call us at (386)689-6697 or email us at [email protected] if you need to reach us for any reason, and we will send out an update once the issue has been resolved. We apologize for any inconvenience.

04/21/2026

April is Heartworm Awareness Month — and here in Florida, even strictly indoor pets require prevention year-round. 🐾

Heartworms are spread by mosquitoes and can cause serious — even life-threatening — disease in both dogs and cats.

The truth is:
Just one mosquito bite can transmit heartworm disease. That's all it takes to potentially alter the course of your pet's life.

Once your pet tests positive for Heartworm Disease, treatment can be expensive, often takes months, and requires strict rest. In short, it's a difficult path to take.

The good news? Heartworm disease is preventable. 💙

✔️ Monthly prevention is key (even for indoor pets!)
✔️ Annual testing is recommended for dogs

As an in-home veterinary practice, we make testing and prevention easy and stress-free — right from your home. 🏡

Not sure if your pet is up to date? We’re happy to help you review their prevention plan.

Protecting your pet starts with prevention! 🐶🐱

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Edgewater, FL
32141

Telephone

+13866896697

Website

https://pawsitivelyhomevet.com/

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