Question 1

Wellness Exams & Vaccinations

Answer

At the Veterinary Mobility Center, our main focus is to increase a pets personal well-being. We can provide preventative care such as examinations, annual wellness exams and vaccinations. We focus on mobility and movement at our clinic so specific attention will be made to assess this as well. Your pet has individual needs and we will create a plan based on prevention and maintenance support. If you need help with any medical problem, we are here to help you.

Question 2

Medical Services

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We understand your pets health is your top priority - it is ours as well. Many movement and mobility issues have underlying internal causes. It is our job to examine your pets entire self to determine the best treatment plan. Our veterinarians will complete a complete medical examination to identify potential causes, and recommend further care.

Question 3

Diagnostic Services

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The Veterinary Mobility Center has the ability to do a variety of diagnostic testing to help with your pets care. Our doctors are experienced at interpreting these additional tests, to help solve your pets medical problem. We can perform many diagnostic procedures including urine tests, bloodwork, x-rays and finding out what type of lump is growing on your pet! We utilize nearby diagnostic and speciality facilities to provide additional services and options for your pet.

Question 4

Diagnostic Imaging/Xrays

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The Veterinary Mobility Center is equipped with a digital xray system, allowing for high resolution images to help diagnose conditions in your pet. This system allows xrays to be taken quickly and efficiently, decreasing the amount of xray exposure to your pet and also decreasing the amount they are restrained. If needed, we can send the xrays to a veterinary specialist in radiology for further evaluation. Coming soon!! Our diagnostic ultrasound has arrived and we are very excited to offer this tool in assessing musculoskeletal ailments and providing ultrasound guided injections of PRP or stem cells. Ultrasound is a safe way to assess pictures of body structures by using sound waves. Often lesions in muscles, ligaments or tendons are underdiagnosed and left untreated since lesions do not show up on radiographs. This new tool will allow us to not only find the lesion problem, but also assist in treating it as well!

Question 5

Nutrition

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At the Veterinary Mobility Center, we believe that your pets nutrition is one of the most important factors for their wellbeing. Your pets diet can help prevent or improve certain health conditions. In fact, high body fat content in overweight pets is pro-inflammatory and can increase the pressure and inflammation on their joints. Diet is not only the food your pet eats. We consider fatty acids, probotics and joint cartilage supplementation to be equally important. Our veterinarians and veterinary technicians are well trained to work with you and your pets dietary needs for optimal health and mobility.

Question 6

Dentistry

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A healthy mouth is vital for your pets health and welfare. A mouth that is chronically inflamed with painful teeth, bone loss and swollen gums creates chronic pain that can affect the entire body. A pet with infected teeth is painful and will not move well or eat well and this chronic state of inflammation affects the entire body. Our veterinarians can help assess your pets dental health and create customized recommendations on how to improve or maintain their dental hygiene. Our dental unit is fully equipped to perform dental procedures ranging from routine cleanings to tooth extractions. Our dental digital xray system allows for more precise evaluation during these procedures to help optimize your pets dental health. We also utilize additional pain modalities, such as laser light therapy, PEMF technology, local dental blocks and acupuncture throughout the dental procedure to increase healing rate and comfort in the healing phase.

Question 7

Microchipping

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You can provide your pet with permanent lifelong identification with a simple injection. A microchip - the size of a grain of rice - can be easily implanted under your pets skin by one of our trained staff members. This simple procedure can help maximize the chances of being reunited with your pet, in case they ever become lost!

Question 8

Surgical Procedures

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The Veterinary Mobility Center offers a wide range of surgical procedures, accomplished by our experienced veterinarians. From spaying/neutering your pet to removing a skin lump, our attentive veterinary staff will ensure your pet gets the best care possible. Every surgery patient is under constant supervision during their procedure by a trained veterinary technician. Our anesthesia monitoring equipment helps improve care for your pet by measuring their heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, blood pressure, fluid needs and much more. We offer an integrated approach to pain managment and post operative care to decrease pain, increase healing rate and get your pet back to feeling great! This involves traditional pain medications as well as laser therapy, PEMF technology and acupuncture.

Question 9

Pharmacy

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Our clinic is equipped with a variety of medications to provide convenience and comfort for yourself and your pet. Our pharmacy is stocked with medications from trusted suppliers and stored in optimal environmental conditions. We also carry preventative medications such as deworming medications and flea and tick preventatives.

Question 10

Joint Scoping

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Obtaining a diagnosis of intra-articular pathology or disease can be difficult since radiographs can often be limited in its ability to visualize the joint especially if accompanying inflammation and swelling is present. To visualize the osteochondral cartilage defect, often arthroscopy or MRI testing is required. At Veterinary Mobility Center, we utilize the INsight needle scope system that can provide direct visualization of the joint injury. It is the size of a 14 g needle. It is small, nimble and can examine the shoulder, elbow, hip and stifle joint for multiple conditions including: 1) Osteochondral defects (OCD lesions) 2) Cartilage lesions and injury 3) Ligament and tendon injury 4) Floating bone fragments 5) Meniscal injuries 6) Medial shoulder syndrome

Conventional Services