Kitten Vaccination Guidelines

Congratulations on adopting your new kitten! We’ve compiled a summary of our vaccination recommendations for you based on the 2013 AAFP Feline Vaccination Guidelines for Cats so you can best protect your new furry family member against preventable diseases. Also, feel...

Holiday Pet Hazards

We at Pets Premier Mobile Veterinary Clinic wish all our fellow pet lovers a happy holiday season! The Holidays can unknowingly present some health hazards to your furry loved ones. Here are a few tips to ensure your family pets are protected. 1. Cats especially are...

Thunderstorms and fireworks

Is your dog terrified of thunderstorms or fireworks? For some dogs, thunderstorm phobia can be serious, and even result in panicking that is severe enough to cause self-injury. Please talk to your veterinarian about medications and techniques to calm your dog and...
Senior Pet Care

Senior Pet Care

Senior pets have health care needs that differ from younger animals. If your large dog is 6 years old or older, your cat or small dog is 8 years or older, your pet should be seen more regularly than a younger pet would. If you notice an increase in water consumption...

Keeping Your Pets Safe this Halloween

  With Halloween approaching, Pets Premier Mobile Veterinary Clinic would like to remind all pet owners to be very careful not to let your pets eat any chocolate and also candies/gum containing artificial sweeteners such as Xylitol. Chocolate toxicity is mainly due to...