Mobile Veterinary Services in Houston, TX
Mobile vet care means better vet care. BetterVet is a full-service veterinary practice on wheels supported by a powerful digital platform. Whether you need a quick video consultation or an in-home visit, it's simple. Just open our BetterVet app or website, book an appointment, and we will come to you.

How BetterVet Care Works in Houston
Houston Mobile Vet Coverage Map

We provide mobile veterinary services in the Houston area, including:
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Bacliff
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Dickinson
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Friendswood
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Houston
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Kemah
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League City
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Pasadena
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Pearland
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Seabrook
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South Houston
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Webster
In-Home Vet Services in Houston
Our Houston Mobile Veterinarians
Less Stress, Happier Pets
BetterVet is a mobile veterinary practice that offers comprehensive Fear Free® vet care in the comfort of home.
Mobile Vet Care Is Great For
- Pet parents with busy schedules a lack of transportation
- Anxious, fragile, and senior pets
- Pets who need in-home end-of-life care
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Experience the BetterVet Difference at Home
Avoid traffic on the freeway with your pet in tow, and schedule a mobile vet visit instead! We come to you so you and your pet can stay calm and comfortable at home.Frequently Asked Questions
The City of Houston Municipal Code requires that anyone who owns, keeps, possesses, or has control of a dog or cat four months of age or older must have his or her pet licensed, vaccinated against rabies every year, and also have a registered microchip. This helps identify and protect pets in case they get lost. Licensing your pet is the law.
Houston Animal Control deems it unlawful for any person to simultaneously have or keep more than three dogs over the age of six months if within 150 feet of any residential dwelling other than the dwelling of the owner of such dogs.
Apes
Bears
Binturongs
Bobcats
Cheetahs
Chimps
Cougars
Coyotes
Elephants
Hyenas
Jackals
Leopards
Lesser Pandas
Lions
Lynxes
Ocelots
Rhinoceros
Servals
Tigers
Wolves
There is no statewide “leash law” in Texas and in general Texas code does allow owners and handlers to let dogs roam without a leash in off-leash areas and dog parks. However, it does depend from city to city. Houston and other cities do have laws that require dog owners to either leash, muzzle, or restrain dogs when in certain areas.