Our service areas include much of Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas North, East, and South of the city. Please view our service map for more details.

You can request an appointment by calling or texting the number or sending us an email. Please note that we do not have staff to answer the phone during all business hours, but please leave a voicemail and we will generally return your call same or next business day.

Each appointment is unique in its length, and we are happy to take as long as necessary to fully help each patient. Our injection-only visits may take less than 15 minutes, while sick visits may take up to 1 hour or more.

You will be given a 2 hour arrival window on your appointment day, and updated when we are on our way to you. We are happy to examine your pet in any reasonable location in your home that is best for you! For anxious kitties, it is best to have them in a small room such as a bathroom before we arrive to facilitate gentle restraint with minimal stress. In the event your pet is too stressed for us to proceed with the appointment, we will prescribe oral calming medications and schedule a recheck. Your pet's mental well-being and safety, as well as the safety of all people involved, are extremely important to us.

For in-house testing such as cytology, they are read same-day. For most routine lab work, you will receive results on the next business day.

Due to appointment demand, if an appointment is cancelled less than 24 hours in advance, including an owner no-show, a cancellation fee of $75 will apply. This is subject to veterinarian discretion and may be waived in certain circumstances.

Yes, we offer a 10% discount to both senior citizens over 65 years old, as well as military.

If your pet is displaying any of the below symptoms, please seek more emergent care. For their safety, do NOT schedule a house-call appointment.

• Cats who are panting/open-mouth breathing

• Pale, white, or yellow gum color

• Significant limping, including not putting any weight on the limb

• Sudden inability to stand on hindlimbs 

• Male cat who is unable to produce urine or straining to urinate

• Multiple episodes of vomiting within 24 hours

• Severe, bloody diarrhea

• Severe lethargy

• No eating for >48 hours

Due to the nature of mobile medicine, costs will generally be higher than a brick-and-mortar clinic. The main reason for this is that the average caseload in a physical clinic is anywhere from 15-30 patients daily, while mobile veterinarians see on average 6-8 patients daily. Considerations include drive times, the requirement that each case must be fully complete before moving on to another pet (cases cannot be "juggled" while staff works on treatments), and the company's goal of providing relaxed, non-rushed care to each home.

Payment is expected at the time of the appointment. We accept cash, card including most credit cards, Venmo, or Zelle. There is an option when booking an appointment to sign up for a payment plan for an additional fee.