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Mobile Vets in Florida

Compare 31 mobile vets in Florida across 26 cities, including Coral Springs, Fort Lauderdale and Oviedo. Providers here average 4.6 stars across 1,736 Google reviews. Pick your city to see every local mobile vet on a map with hours and contact details.

Providers
31
Cities
26
Average rating
4.6

Mobile Veterinary Care by city in Florida

Highly rated mobile vets in Florida

  • 207 W Plant St # 771062, Winter Garden, FL

    Mobile

    “Obviously no one wants to need this type of service, but with that in mind, I will say they make the entire process as easy as they can for you…”

  • 25 N Market St, Jacksonville, FL

    MobileOpen weekends

    “Wonderful experience for my nervous kitty! Going to the vet, while necessary at times, I honestly think would make him worse because he would get…”

  • 1314 Thomasville Rd, Tallahassee, FL

    Mobile

    “I was a little concerned when my long time Veterinarian decided to retire. Any concerns that I might have were laid to rest by Dr. Vides She saw my…”

  • 4613 N University Dr #563, Coral Springs, FL

    MobileOpen weekends

    “Trips to the vet with our three anxious cats have been extremely stressful experiences! We were referred to Home Vet Care and from scheduling the…”

  • 500 NW 60th St Suite D, Gainesville, FL

    Mobile

    “All the staff here were very friendly and professional. I had a chicken get attacked by a dog. They gave very good care for a reasonable price. They…”

Mobile Veterinary Care in Florida: FAQ

How much does a mobile vet cost in Florida?

A house-call exam in Florida 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.

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