Mobile Vets near you
Mobile veterinarians examine your pet at home or in a fully equipped clinic van parked outside. House calls cut out the stressful car ride and waiting room, which matters most for cats, senior pets, multi-pet homes and in-home euthanasia. Mobile Pet Hub lists 355 mobile vets in 290 cities across 51 states, with ratings, reviews and hours for each.
Top cities for mobile veterinary care
Find a mobile vet by state
- Alabama5 providers
- Alaska3 providers
- Arizona4 providers
- Arkansas5 providers
- California30 providers
- Colorado4 providers
- Connecticut4 providers
- Delaware3 providers
- District of Columbia4 providers
- Florida31 providers
- Georgia7 providers
- Hawaii3 providers
- Idaho3 providers
- Illinois3 providers
- Indiana5 providers
- Iowa3 providers
- Kansas3 providers
- Kentucky4 providers
- Louisiana7 providers
- Maine3 providers
- Maryland16 providers
- Massachusetts16 providers
- Michigan8 providers
- Minnesota3 providers
- Mississippi3 providers
- Missouri5 providers
- Montana5 providers
- Nebraska4 providers
- Nevada3 providers
- New Hampshire6 providers
- New Jersey6 providers
- New Mexico5 providers
- New York16 providers
- North Carolina30 providers
- North Dakota3 providers
- Ohio4 providers
- Oklahoma3 providers
- Oregon4 providers
- Pennsylvania4 providers
- Rhode Island3 providers
- South Carolina10 providers
- South Dakota2 providers
- Tennessee4 providers
- Texas23 providers
- Utah4 providers
- Vermont4 providers
- Virginia4 providers
- Washington8 providers
- West Virginia3 providers
- Wisconsin9 providers
- Wyoming3 providers
What mobile vets offer
Services vary by provider, so check each listing’s website or call to confirm. These are the services most mobile vets offer at home.
- Wellness exams
- Vaccinations
- Microchipping
- Blood work and lab tests
- Senior pet care
- Dental checks
- Sick visits
- In-home euthanasia
How to book mobile veterinary care
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Search your city
Pick grooming or vet care and enter your city. We list every mobile provider we know of that works there.
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Compare the details
Check ratings, recent reviews, hours and weekend availability side by side, with every provider on one map.
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Book them directly
Call or visit the provider’s website to book. No middleman fees, and the van comes to your door.
Mobile Veterinary Care FAQ
How much does a mobile vet cost in your area?
A house-call exam in your area typically costs $100 to $200 for the visit, plus the cost of any vaccines, tests or treatment. Many mobile vets charge one house-call fee per household, so additional pets cost less.
What can a mobile vet do at home?
Most mobile vets handle wellness exams, vaccines, microchips, blood draws, minor illnesses, senior care and in-home euthanasia. Surgery, X-rays and emergencies usually still need a full-service clinic, and a good mobile vet will refer you when that is the case.
Is a mobile vet good for cats?
Yes. Many cats hide or become stressed in carriers and clinics, which can raise heart rate and even blood sugar readings. An exam at home is calmer and often gives a more accurate picture of their health.
Do mobile vets offer in-home euthanasia?
Many do. Saying goodbye at home lets your pet stay somewhere familiar with family nearby. Call ahead, because these appointments are often scheduled with extra time and aftercare options.