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Bringing mobile advanced surgery to Kansas City & surrounding areas.

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! ❤🐾

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! ✨

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

11/11/2022

Jack is back at Camelot Court Animal Clinic! 🐶💜

Dr. DeLuke first met Jack a few months ago, and performed a parathyroidrectomy (removal of his parathyroid gland). More recently, however, Jack was diagnosed with stones in his urinary bladder and two masses within his liver. Fortunately, Dr. DeLuke was able to address both issues during this most recent surgery.

We are wishing this adorably cuddly boy a speedy recovery, and appreciate having the opportunity to participate in his care once again! 🐾🎉

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

22/10/2022

MOVES wouldn't be the company we are today without our amazing Veterinary Assistants and Veterinary Technicians.

They are instrumental in our ability to provide a positive patient experience, supporting our phenomenal partner hospitals, and assisting our talented specialists. Going above and beyond each day, we are grateful for their hard work, dedication, and devotion. Focused on making a difference, we hope they know just how much of a difference they make here at MOVES. ❤️🐾🩺🎉🥰🐶😽

21/10/2022

Team KC never passes on an opportunity to cuddle some kittens ❤️🐾😻

Anyone else have some cute kitties they want to share? Let's see them below!

19/10/2022

Team KC had a busy day, completing five orthopedic procedures all before 4pm. Dr. DeLuke, Shay and Becky make a fantastic team, and we appreciate their amazing partner hospitals who make this possible!

Allow us to introduce Gunner, who was recovering from his TPLO procedure performed at Brisbane Veterinary Services. Don't worry, this sweet boy had plenty of pain meds on board to keep him comfortable and he was none-the-wiser about his procedure. Weighing in at over 100 pounds, he was a gentle giant and full of love! ❤️🐾🐶

We are wishing this sweet boy a speedy recovery and thank the team at Brisbane Veterinary Services for the opportunity to participate in the care of their patients.

17/10/2022

Happy Veterinary Technician Week ❤️🐾🎉

Thank you for all you do each day for MOVES, our partner clinics, and their patients! We couldn't do this without you!

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14/10/2022

Doesn't that face just say it all? ❤️🐾🐶

Team Kansas City visited Thompson Hills Animal Clinic to perform an MPL repair on Mr. Waffles. This surgery stabilizes the kneecap when patients like Mr. Waffles suffer from a patellar luxation; 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 boy will feel so much better now, and we appreciate having the opportunity to participate in his care!

30/09/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Shay, and Becky visited North Oak Animal Hospital and met this sweet boy, McGuire.

Unfortunately, McGuire suffered a fracture to one of his front legs, but do not fear! Dr. DeLuke came to the rescue and was able to repair his injuries. While he was under anesthesia, the team went ahead and performed his neuter; this will avoid a second surgery in the near future!

We are wishing this adorably cuddly boy a speedy recovery, and appreciate having the opportunity to participate in his care! 🐶💜🐾

22/09/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Becky and Shay met Maya at Picture Hills Pet Hospital.

Dr. DeLuke was able to successfully perform surgery to address her BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome). This will ensure that Maya can breathe easier!

We were able to steal a few snuggles with a very snoozy post-op Maya! 🐾❤️🎉

06/09/2022

Who can resist a group of adorable kittens? 🥰💜🐾😽

Thank you Lifetime Animal Center for letting us love on these little ones between orthodontic procedures!

01/09/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Becky and Shay visited Veterinary Center of Liberty to perform an MPL surgery on Pearl.

This surgery stabilizes the kneecap when patients like Pearl suffer from a patellar luxation; 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 appreciate having the opportunity to participate in her care! Can you tell Dr. DeLuke fell instantly in love? ❤️🐾🥰

25/08/2022

Poor Annie ~ Currently regretting her recent choice of eating something she shouldn't have 🤢

Annie belongs to a staff member at Veterinary Center of Liberty, and she ingested a makeup sponge (for the second time 😳). Fortunately, the team was able to induce vomiting which produced the sponge.

Annie was feeling much better after vomiting, but we certainly hope she's learned her lesson!! 👏🎉🐾

23/08/2022

Meet Sparrow!
She's one of our favorite clinic supervisors, the perfect blend of s***k & spice. Currently overseeing Mariposa Veterinary Wellness Center where she is very well loved, we always enjoy seeing her! 🐱❤️

27/07/2022

Virgil needed a TPLO procedure to help stabilize his knee joint. Dr. DeLuke, Shay, & Becky visited Kennedy's Animal Clinic to complete this procedure.

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.

We are grateful for having the opportunity to participate in his care. We wish Virgil a speedy recovery!

20/07/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Shay, and Becky visited Camelot Court Animal Clinic to perform an MPL surgery on Divet. A walking example that you can be twice as cute with one less eye! 😉

This surgery stabilizes the kneecap(s) when patients like Divet suffer from a patellar luxation; 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 appreciate having the opportunity to participate in her care!

14/07/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Shay, & Becky visited the Veterinary Center of Liberty to meet Squiggy. After suffering from recurrent urethral obstructions (a life-threatening condition preventing urination), Squiggy had a PU (Perineal Urethrostomy) procedure performed.

📚VetMed Fact: A perineal urethrostomy is a surgical procedure that is most commonly performed on male cats with urinary obstructions. This procedure shortens and widens the urethra (the tube that transports the urine from the bladder to the exterior of the body), allowing for easier urination with a lower risk of obstruction.

We are so grateful to be given the opportunity to participate in Squiggy's care! He is in great hands with the team at Veterinary Center of Liberty, and as you can see from the photos, is feeling much better already!

12/07/2022

Roxy, the sweetest tripod, had a TPLO procedure 8 weeks ago with Team Kansas City to help stabilize her knee joint.

📚VetMed Fact: 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. DeLuke, Shay, & Becky were reunited with Roxy at Fox Hill Veterinary Clinic during her post-op radiographs. We are grateful for having the opportunity to participate in her care. We are wishing Roxy a speedy recovery!

05/07/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Becky & Shay visited Mariposa Veterinary Wellness Center to perform a mass removal on Walter. With the mass now removed, Walter will be much more comfortable during his daily activities.

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

04/07/2022

Happy 4th of July!
As a reminder, MOVES HQ offices are closed today. 🎇

28/06/2022

Elly Mae needed a TPLO procedure to help stabilize her knee joint.

Very similar to humans, dogs commonly suffer from injuries to the ligaments within the knee (Cranial Cruciate Ligament) and the cartilage (Meniscus). 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. DeLuke, Becky, and Shay visited Amity Woods Animal Hospital to complete this procedure, and we are grateful for having the opportunity to participate in her care. We are wishing Elly Mae a speedy recovery!

23/06/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Shay, & Becky visited Blue Valley Animal Hospital to perform a bilateral MPL surgery on Gonzo.

This surgery stabilizes the kneecaps when patients like Gonzo suffer from a patellar luxation; 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 boy will feel so much relief now, and we appreciate having the opportunity to participate in his care!

21/06/2022

Dr. DeLuke, Shay & Becky met Harley at North Oak Animal Hospital.

Dr. DeLuke was able to address his BAOS (Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome) by addressing his stenotic nares (or narrowed nostrils).

Look at the amazing before & after photos!!

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Andrea Nowak, DVM

Dr. Nowak earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University in 2004. She completed her clinical training at the University of Missouri and then pursued a small animal rotating internship at Southern Arizona Veterinary Specialty Center in Tucson, AZ. Dr. Nowak continued working as an Emergency Doctor in Tucson for several years, and during this time she discovered her passion for surgery. Dr. Nowak returned to the Midwest and completed a small animal surgery residency at Mission MedVet in Mission, KS. Prior to joining MOVES in the spring of 2019, she performed countless surgeries to save or improve the lives of animals at referral hospitals in Saint Louis and Kansas City. Dr. Nowak is trained in soft tissue, orthopedic and neurologic surgery, with special interests in oncologic surgery and cranial cruciate ligament surgery.