Expert Advice from Your Phoenix Area Mobile Vet

Recently, our practice and the broader local veterinary community, has seen an increase in cases of Canine Parvovirus (CPV). This is a critical time for awareness and proactive prevention. As a mobile, in-home service, we are dedicated to keeping your pets safe and want to ensure every family knows the facts about Parvo.

At MVS, we are dedicated to providing compassionate, in-home care for wellness, chronic conditions, and sensitive procedures like euthanasia. However, as a mobile practice, we do not have the facilities, equipment, or staff to handle true veterinary emergencies or provide hospitalization.

As the beautiful Arizona weather cools down and the holiday season begins, the entire team at Mobile Veterinary Service (MVS) wants to pause and share our deep gratitude. This year, we are especially thankful for the privilege of serving you and your cherished dogs and cats right in the comfort of your own home.

Rabies is a fatal viral disease in mammals, including pets and humans, once symptoms appear. There is no cure for rabies. The virus attacks the nervous system and is primarily spread through the bite or saliva of an infected animal.

Just like humans, dogs and cats can experience boredom, anxiety, and stress. Providing them with opportunities to engage their brains is just as important as physical exercise for a long, happy life.