In-Home Sick Pet Visit
When your pet isn’t feeling well or you have concerns about your pet’s health, we can help. It’s natural to worry when you have a sick dog or cat , but you can relax knowing that our expert mobile veterinarians will bring best-in-class care right to your doorstep.


Reasons to Book In-Home Sick Pet Visit
As a pet parent, you know your pet better than anyone and can usually sense when something’s not right. Below is a list of common reasons to book a vet visit for a sick pet:
- Changes in your pet’s appetite or thirst
- Changes to the appearance of your pet’s eyes
- Vomiting or diarrhea Lethargy (low energy)
- Sudden weight gain or weight loss
- Excessive whining, pacing, or shaking
- Any time you are worried about your pet's health or behavior

What to Expect From Your Pet’s Sick Visit
Each in-home sick pet visit includes a nose-to-tail examination of your pet by a licensed veterinarian and vet tech. You’ll be able to stay with your pet through the entire process to help them stay calm and relaxed.
What to Expect From Your Pet’s Sick Visit
If lab testing is required for your pet, your doctor will follow up with a phone call or email to talk through the results.
What to Expect From Your Pet’s Sick Visit
If your pet requires medication, your doctor will provide a prescription during your visit.Should My Pet Be Seen By a Veterinarian?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Any changes to your dog’s behavior could indicate that they are not feeling well. These include:
- Changes in your dog’s appetite or thirst
- Changes to the appearance of your dog’s eyes
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Lethargy (low energy)
- Sudden weight gain or weight loss
- Excessive whining, pacing, or shaking
- Other behavioral changes or health concerns
Similar to dogs, cats often demonstrate changes in behavior when they are feeling ill. These include:
- Changes in your cat’s appetite or thirst
- Changes to the appearance of your cat’s eyes
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Lethargy (low energy)
- Sudden weight gain or weight loss
- Pacing or shaking
- Hiding
- Resistance to being pet
- Meowing or other vocalizing
- Other behavioral changes or health concerns
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