Mission Mobile Veterinary Services

08/04/2024

Adult heartworms removed from a deceased pet during necropsy. These parasites reach up to 12 inches in length and clog up the major arteries of the heart. Heartworm disease is easily preventable, and cost effective. Treating Heartworm disease is a long process, costly and requires extensive medications. Ask us today about the many options you have for heartworm preventative and lets take care of those pets!
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15/02/2024

15/02/2024

06/02/2024

Since 2022, Dr. Green and her husband Alec Green have had the privilege of traveling to Guatemala to volunteer their time, skills, and services with a small group of veterinarians, technicians, family, and locals to serve the working horses, donkeys, and mules in the small villages that surround Antigua.

This team was founded by and is supported by numerous organizations such as the AAEP’s , , and many industry sponsors. We could not do these trips without their help!

They will be out of the office 2/7-2/14, but the team will be periodically checking phone calls, voicemails, email and texts while they are there.

By making these trips, we remain grounded, are held accountable, and renew our faith in humanity. We look forward to coming back more full of purpose and meaning that when we left!

24/12/2023

Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with warmth, laughter, and the spirit of giving. May your holiday be filled with cozy cuddles, joyful moments, and the love that animals bring. From all of us at Mission Mobile Vet Services, may your season be merry and your pets be extra jolly!

23/11/2023

🍂🐾 Gratitude and Paw-sitivity at Mission Mobile Vet🐾🍁

This Thanksgiving, we're counting our blessings and celebrating the furry friends that make our lives whole! 🐶🐱 Join us in giving thanks for the unconditional love, wet nose kisses, and playful purrs that brighten our days.

🌟 Our team at MMission Mobile Veterinary Servicesis thankful for the opportunity to care for your cherished pets.

🦃 Wishing you and your four-legged family members a Thanksgiving filled with joy, love, and lots of tail wags! 🍁 Don't forget to share your pet's thankful moments with us using 🐾

12/11/2023

The term "fat leg" is pretty self-explanatory, but do you know the difference between stocking up and cellulitis?

Many horses will "stock up" with subcutaneous edema (fluid swelling) in two or more legs (usually the hind limbs). Stocking up generally results from a significant decrease in exercise and usually resolves as the horse starts exercising again.

Lymphangitis (or vasculitis, big leg disease, staph infection, or cellulitis), however, is a bacterial infection and a dramatically different condition. While its causes may vary, it’s easy to spot once it sets in: the swelling will be extreme, hot and very painful to the touch, and the horse will be depressed due to the fever and discomfort.

If you think your equine friend has cellulitis or even if you're not sure, we encourage you to seek professional help promptly. Your horse doctor will make the best treatment recommendations, both to reduce swelling and to address any sort of bacterial infection that might be active or that could occur due to the edema in the soft tissue.

Read more on our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/lymphangitis-frustrating-condition