Robertson Mobile Vet

12/11/2024

The holidays are fast approaching, and you've got your travel plans ready. But what about your precious feathered companion? Whether you have a parrot, a cockatiel, or any other bird, choosing the right pet sitter or boarding facility is crucial for their well-being.
Click the link below for more tips on choosing care for your feathered friends.
https://lafeber.com/pet-birds/find-pet-bird-sitter/

12/10/2024

Join us in collecting items for Faithful Friends Pet Rescue this holiday season. We are collecting items for them such as: canned kitten food, pill pockets, clumping clay litter, towels, fleece blankets, capstan and disinfecting wipes.

Drop off all donations at the clinic during normal business hours (large donation box is in the lobby for all donations).

12/09/2024

12/07/2024

Happy Holidays!!! The Holidays are here! As a reminder we will be closed on Tuesday, December 24 thru Friday, December 27. This is a busy time of the year so if your pet needs to be seen, call us early to ensure you are able to get an appointment! You can always reach us at 352-373-6203.

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12/07/2024

So how did you do with your trivia answer?
Answer: Snakes! Larger pythons and anacondas can have upwards of 1800 bones!

12/06/2024

It's time for a little trivia! How is your knowledge of multispecies anatomy?
Leave your answer in the comments.

12/05/2024

Looking for the perfect present for your pet?
Shop our online store for all of your pet’s favorite treats, toys and more. Don't forget to spoil them this holiday season!
https://robertsonmobilevet.securevetsource.com/

12/01/2024

Q &A time. What question do you have about your pets health? Comment below today and we will answer your questions.

11/30/2024

Happy World Pet Day! Share with us your adorable pets today.

11/29/2024

As we enter into the season of giving, Robertson Mobile Vet is joining with the community to give back to a local rescue. We will have a donation box in our lobby all December long collecting items for the local rescue. The items that they are in need of most include:
- Canned kitten food - Capstar (small size)
- Pill pockets - Paper towels
- Clumping clay litter - Disinfecting wipes
- Towels - Hand sanitizer
- Fleece blankets - Hand soap
- Pet deodorizing wipes - Dish soap

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! We are so grateful for all of our clients and patients!

11/27/2024

We know that Thanksgiving means your kitchens are packed getting dinner ready for the family. Your pet might be begging or looking for dropped goodies that they can gobble down. Be sure to keep your pet away from the foods mentioned below. If they do happen to get into something they shouldn’t, please call UF College of Veterinary Medicine at 352-392-2235 or Community Care Veterinary Specialists at 352-225-3501 for advice on what you should do!

11/26/2024

With National Senior Pet Month, brining awareness to ailments associated with our elderly pets is important. Osteoarthritis pain affects over 40% of elderly pets. The good news is that there are multiple options available for pain control options, including medications, supplements and alternative therapies. Contact us today to schedule your pet's consultation.

11/25/2024

This season we are thankful for all of our amazing clients and their pets.

11/24/2024

Just like dogs and cats as they age, our non-traditional patients can also develop osteoarthritis that can be painful. While these patients don't show pain as easily as others, they do experience it. If you have an older reptile, avian or pocket pet animal, please give us a call to schedule their evaluations (352-373-6203).

11/24/2024

As the temperature drops, it's easy to assume that heartworm and flea prevention for your pets can take a back seat. However, these pesky parasites don't hibernate in the winter, and they can still pose a threat to your beloved fur babies. Here's why winter prevention is crucial:
1. Heartworms Don't Hibernate: Heartworm-carrying mosquitoes may be less active in the cold, but they're not gone. Heartworm disease can be devastating, and prevention is the best defense.
2. Fleas Find Warm Havens: Fleas can infest your home year-round. With the cozy warmth inside, your pets can still fall victim to fleas. Prevention is the key to keeping them itch-free.
Stay consistent, continue your pet's heartworm and flea prevention regimen throughout the winter. Consistency is key to keeping them safe.

11/22/2024

Veterinary laser therapy is an innovative treatment that has many benefits for pets. Just as acupuncture, massage therapy, and other alternative therapies, laser treatment can be used with, or instead of, medication to manage pain, inflammation, and wound healing. Contact us today to schedule a consultation for your pet.