Seattle Mobile Veterinary Specialists (2024)

27/02/2023

We've moved pages! 📦

https://www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

Head over to the MOVES page and give us a follow to stay updated! Can’t wait to see you there! ❤🐾

13/02/2023

We’re excited to announce that we are moving pages! 📦

As of February 24, 2023, we will no longer be posting on this account and you will be able to see all of our updates, patient cases and news on our main MOVES page:
https://www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

Head over to the MOVES page and give us a follow to stay updated! Can’t wait to see you there! ❤🐾

09/01/2023

Looking for a new career path as a veterinary assistant? 🐾🩺

Mobile Veterinary Specialists (MOVES) is seeking a full-time Veterinary Assistant to support our Surgeon in the Seattle area. Interested in hearing more about a one-of-a-kind career with MOVES?

Review the job description below!

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Mobile-Veterinary-Specialists-(moves)/jobs?jk=74594f332644e116&start=0&clearPrefilter=1

23/12/2022

From our family here at MOVES, we are wishing all of you a wonderful Holiday Season and a very Happy New Year! ❤️

We are thankful for all of our partners and appreciate the incredible support from each one of you. Looking forward to an exciting new year together! ✨

15/12/2022

Looking for a new career path as a veterinary assistant? 🐾🩺

Mobile Veterinary Specialists (MOVES) is seeking a full-time Veterinary Assistant to support our Surgeon in the Seattle area. Interested in hearing more about a one-of-a-kind career with MOVES?

Review the job description below!

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Mobile-Veterinary-Specialists-(moves)/jobs?jk=74594f332644e116&start=0&clearPrefilter=1

24/11/2022

From all of us at MOVES, we want to thank you for your support and partnership in helping our communities. We appreciate each and every one of you! 🧡

We wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with gratitude, love and laughter! 🍁🦃

16/11/2022

**We appreciate everyone's interest in the position. Due to the overwhelming response we received in less than twenty-four hours, we have closed the requisition to new candidates. We are currently evaluating candidates and will work as quickly as possible to respond applicants. If for any reason we decide to reopen the position, we will certainly keep everyone posted.**

Looking for a completely remote position in the veterinary field?

MOVES (Mobile Veterinary Specialists) is seeking a full-time Technician Team Manager. Click the link below to learn more about this one-of-a-kind position with our innovative & growing company!

https://www.indeed.com/job/technician-team-manager-e32bb3433d1db851?_ga=2.117570633.115390451.1668614923-781376464.1652969817

03/11/2022

Looking for a new career path as a veterinary assistant? 🐾🩺

Mobile Veterinary Specialists (MOVES) is seeking a full-time Veterinary Assistant to support our Surgeon in the Seattle area. Interested in hearing more about a one-of-a-kind career with MOVES?

Review the job description below!
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Mobile-Veterinary-Specialists-(moves)/jobs?jk=74594f332644e116&start=0&clearPrefilter=1

24/10/2022

It's time for our 3rd annual Employee Pet Costume Contest!
Our MOVES employees have submitted their pet's entries, now it's your turn to VOTE for the most eerie-sistible costume!! 🏆

We're on the haunt for the winner, each "Like" or "Share" on Facebook counts as 1 vote each! Voting ends October 31st. Click the link below to visit our Main MOVES page to vote!
www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

18/10/2022

Humphrey needed a TPLO procedure to help stabilize his knee joint. Very similar to humans, dogs commonly suffer from injuries to the ligaments (Cranial Cruciate Ligament) and the cartilage (Meniscus) within the knee. Once these tissues are damaged, the knee becomes unstable and this leads to the development of swelling (effusion) within the joint. Overtime, arthritis will form, so not only will mobility be affected but the condition is painful.

Dr. Robinson visited North Bend Animal Clinic to complete this procedure, and we are grateful for having the opportunity to participate in his care. We are wishing Humphrey a speedy recovery! 🐾❤️🎉

$Dr. Robinson visited Everett Animal Shelter to perform a fracture repair on this cutie, Enrique. This giant teddy bear i...$

14/10/2022

Dr. Robinson visited Everett Animal Shelter to perform a fracture repair on this cutie, Enrique. This giant teddy bear is only four-months-old, and already weighs 37lbs!! 😲❤️🐾🐶😲

We are wishing this adorable boy a speedy recovery, and appreciate having the opportunity to participate in his care!

11/10/2022

Dr. Robinson met Lola at Ally Pet Medical Center, and performed a surgical revision of her previous declaw procedure. Lola's owners adopted her a few years ago and found that she was developing infections in her toes. Her veterinarian took some x-rays to investigate things further and it was determined that a revision of her declaw procedure was needed. Dr. Robinson was happy to assist to reduce the risk of continued infections and to alleviate her discomfort.

**Please note, we understand declawing is a controversial procedure. Ally Pet Medical Center did not perform the original surgery, and we appreciate the opportunity to participate in Lola's care. We want to focus our positive energy on Lola's recovery! 💜🐾😽🥰

07/10/2022

Sometimes, you just happen to be at the right place at the right time, and that was the case for Jac! While Dr. Robinson & Molly were at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital, Jac came in for evaluation and was diagnosed with a fracture of the right hind leg.

Team Seattle returned the very next day to repair the injury; just look at that beautiful transformation! We are wishing Jac a smooth and speedy recovery 💜🐾😽

Thank you for the team at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital. We always appreciate the opportunity to participate in the care of your patients!

06/10/2022

🚨 NEW PARTNER ALERT! 🚨

Dr. Robinson & Molly were invited into Cats Exclusive Veterinary Center for the first time recently, and they were grateful for the opportunity to assist this handsome kitty. Yuri picked the perfect house to wander up too, because his rescuers realized he had a bump on his back right leg and sought veterinary care.

An x-ray revealed Yuri had actually suffered a fracture to his right femur 😯, and surgery was needed to repair the injury. This was the first surgery Team Seattle performed at Cats Exclusive Veterinary Center, and Dr. Elliot, Dr. Mahoney, Andi (LVT), Christine (LVT) and Jessica (CSR) were amazing!! We are wishing Yuri a smooth and speedy recovery 💜🐾😽

Thank you for inviting MOVES into your hospital, and for giving Dr. Robinson the opportunity to participate in the care of your patients! We look forward to collaborating again in the near future!

05/10/2022

We always enjoy having the opportunity to partner with the Seattle Animal Shelter, and this time was no different. Walter was not only a handsome face, but he was super sweet and purred throughout his entire ordeal.

Unfortunately, Walter suffered a fracture to his right hind leg and needed a Femoral Head & Neck Osteotomy (FHO). Dr. Robinson and Molly were happy to help 💜🐾😽 This procedure will allow Walter to be pain-free, so he can focus on enjoying his new home!

Thank you for allowing MOVES the opportunity to participate in the care of your patients. We are wishing Walter and smooth and speedy recovery!

04/10/2022

Ladies & Gentlemen, allow us to introduce this beautiful girl, Islay 🐶💜🐾🥰

Very similar to humans, dogs commonly suffer from injuries to the ligaments (Cranial Cruciate Ligament) and the cartilage (Meniscus) within the knee. Once these tissues are damaged, the knee becomes unstable and this leads to the development of swelling (effusion) within the joint. Overtime, arthritis will form, so not only will mobility be affected but the condition is painful. Unfortunately, this happened to Islay and she needed a TPLO procedure to help stabilize her knee.

Dr. Robinson and Molly visited Sunset Hill Veterinary and Rehabilitation Center to complete this procedure, and we are grateful for having the opportunity to participate in Islay's care. We are wishing her a speedy recovery! 🐾❤️🎉

03/10/2022

Don't let this face fool you, Brady was none the wiser as he recovered from surgery and we couldn't resist snapping this photo! This handsome boy recovered with delicious snacks and many pets.🐾❤️

Dr. Robinson and Molly visited Sunset Hill Veterinary and Rehabilitation Center to perform a toe amputation and lymph node removal on Brady. These samples will be submitted to a lab for further investigation, but we are sending him positive thoughts and a speedy recovery.

We appreciate having been given the opportunity to participate in Brady's care, and we are wishing him a speedy recovery!

30/09/2022

Dr. Robinson and Molly were back at Sunset Hill Veterinary and Rehabilitation Center to see this week girl, Roxy. 🐾❤️

Roxy suffered from a cancerous tumor on one of her a**l glands (Apocrine Gland A**l Sac Adenocarcinoma) and had an a**l sacculectomy performed to remove the entire gland and mass. With the mass now removed, Roxy will be much more comfortable during her daily activities.

We appreciate having been given the opportunity to participate in Roxy's care, and we are wishing her a speedy recovery!

28/09/2022

Dr. Robinson and Molly always enjoy visiting Martha Lake Veterinary Clinic, and this time they had the pleasure of meeting this cutie, Kimber. 🐾❤️

Kimber suffered from a Medial Patellar Luxation on her left knee. This is a condition where the kneecap moves out of its natural position. If left untreated, the movement from the kneecap could predispose to the development of arthritis and can lead to mobility issues. This sweet girl will feel so much better now, and we are wishing her a speedy recovery.

Martha Lake Veterinary Clinic was Team Seattle's very first partner clinic, and we are so grateful for their partnership! Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to care for your patients! 🎉

26/09/2022

Back at Ally Pet Medical Center, Dr. Robinson and Molly performed a mass removal on Rocket.

Rocket suffered from a cancerous (soft tissue sarcoma) tumor on his left forelimb. With the mass now removed, Rocket will be much more comfortable during his daily activities.

We appreciate having been given the opportunity to participate in Rocket's care, and we are wishing him a speedy recovery 🐾❤️🎉

22/09/2022

Olive needed a TPLO procedure to help stabilize her knee joint, and Dr. Robinson and Molly were happy to assist this sweet girl.

Very similar to humans, dogs suffer from injuries to the ligaments (Cranial Cruciate Ligament) within the knee. Once this tissue is damaged, the knee becomes unstable and this leads to the development of swelling (effusion) within the joint. Overtime, arthritis will form, so not only will mobility be affected but the condition is painful.

A tremendous thank you is in order for the team at Ally Pet Medical Center. We always appreciate having the opportunity to participate in the care of your patients, and we are wishing this cutie a speedy recovery! 🐾❤️🎉

14/09/2022

Allow us to introduce this sweet girl, India. You would never know it, but she is 17 years young ❤️🐾😻and belongs to a wonderful technician at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital.

India recently received I-131 treatment (radioactive iodine) for her hyperthyroidism, and during a routine recheck a bladder mass and thickened intestines were identified.

Dr. Robinson was contacted and was able to perform surgery to remove the bladder mass and biopsy her intestines. We are wishing this beautiful girl a speedy recovery, and appreciate having been giving the opportunity to participate in her care.

01/09/2022

Team Seattle got to meet this cutie at Atlantic Veterinary Hospital! He was enjoying his down time in between greeting all the patients! ❤️🐾😽

29/08/2022

Dr. Robinson and Molly met Bruce at the Seattle Humane Society. Bruce suffers from a condition called Pectus Excavatum.

VetMed Fact 📚: Pectus Excavatum causes a malformation of the sternum and costal cartilages (connecting tissues attaching the ribs to the sternum), which results in a narrowing, irregularly flat or misshapen chest.

Dr. Robinson was able to place an external splint to help correct the abnormality. The splint pulls the sternum into a more normal position, and as he grows, the bones of the rib cage become more rigid.

We are happy to report just a few days after surgery, Bruce is doing great! ❤️🐾

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