Say What? All About Ear Problems in Pets

Say What? All About Ear Problems in Pets

One of the more common calls we receive at Mobile Pet M.D. is about ears. Most pets will experience some type of issue involving this important sensory organ in their lifetime, and if left untreated, it can be quite serious. If your pet is shaking, flapping, scratching, or whining about their ears, it is time […]

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A Fun Guide To Choosing The Right Dog Breed

A Fun Guide To Choosing The Right Dog Breed

You’ve done your research, talked with your family, and have decided to adopt a new dog. Congrats! Now the fun begins! Choosing the right dog breed for you is the next step… But where to begin?  Dogs were bred for special abilities and to perform specific work, and each breed reflects this. Given this, it […]

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Senior Pet Health & The Golden Years

Senior Pet Health & The Golden Years

Have you noticed a little grey on the muzzle of your fur “baby”? Aging in pets sometimes happens before we know it! And, with access to better veterinary care, our understanding of what pets need to thrive, coupled with better nutrition, pets are living longer than ever.  Of course, aging comes with certain conditions and […]

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Lumps and Bumps in Pets: What’s Normal and When to Worry

Lumps and Bumps in Pets: What’s Normal and When to Worry

Discovering a lump or bump on your pet can be extremely disconcerting. Thoughts jump to the worst – is it cancer? An infection? Some other type of pet emergency?  Lumps and bumps in pets can be frightening, but the majority of these masses are benign. If you discover a lump or bump on your pet […]

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The Importance of Indoor Cat Vaccinations and Parasite Prevention

The Importance of Indoor Cat Vaccinations and Parasite Prevention

When it comes to keeping pets healthy, vaccines and parasite prevention are critical. Unfortunately, many owners of indoor-only cats are under the impression there’s no need for this type of care since their cat is “never” exposed to anything. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Cats don’t need to go outdoors to come […]

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When Potty-Trained Pets Start Peeing Inside

When Potty-Trained Pets Start Peeing Inside

If your previously house trained dog or cat is suddenly peeing where they aren’t supposed to, it could be a sign of something more troubling. The team at Mobile Vet M.D. wants to take a moment to discuss house soiling in pets and what you can do to manage the issue. House Soiling in Cats […]

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Understanding Anxiety in Pets

Understanding Anxiety in Pets

Everyone has dealt with fear and anxiety. In small doses, these emotions can help keep us safe and protect us from danger, but when these feelings overtake our lives, it can be problematic. Unfortunately, our pets are no different. Anxiety in pets manifests differently than in humans, but the physiological effects are the same – […]

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What to Do in a Pet Poisoning Emergency

What to Do in a Pet Poisoning Emergency

March is National Poison Prevention Awareness Month, and here at Mobile Vet M.D., we couldn’t ask for a better time to go over the basics of pet poisoning with our readers. If you know or suspect your pet has ingested or been exposed to a potential toxin (medications, rodenticide, antifreeze, household chemicals, etc.), time is […]

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Should You Spay or Neuter Your Pet?

Should You Spay or Neuter Your Pet?

If given the opportunity to ensure their pet’s lifelong health and wellness and support the welfare of other animals in need, the average pet owner would gladly jump at the chance. When you decide to spay or neuter your pet, that’s exactly what happens! These routine surgical procedures greatly reduce health problems down the road […]

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Cold Weather Standard: When Winter Pet Safety Must Take Precedent

Cold Weather Standard: When Winter Pet Safety Must Take Precedent

Pet owners are particularly astute when it comes to the many dangers associated with heat and hot weather. Would it surprise you to know that pets face similar risks when it’s cold, wet, and freezing outside? Frostbite, hypothermia, and paw injuries tend to top the list, but other seasonal dangers make it absolutely critical to […]

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