Everyday care, and surgery when it’s needed
Veterinary care that comes to your door, right where your pets feel comfortable.
Services
01 – General Health Checks & Vaccinations
Annual wellness checks for healthy pets: heart and lungs, body condition, eyes, ears, skin and coat, plus abdominal palpation, with core vaccinations given at the same visit where appropriate.
02 – Surgery
When your pet needs surgery, Dr. Cooper Wahl handles it himself, from the first exam through recovery. We’ll explain the options, what to expect, and how to care for your pet at home afterward.
03 – Palliative And End Of Life Care
Care plans for pets with long-term or terminal illness, focused on comfort, pain control and quality of life, with guidance for owners on home care and on saying goodbye gently at home.
04 – Blood Collection & Testing
Blood tests for routine screening or when organ function or common diseases are a concern, such as chemistry panels, blood counts, electrolytes and thyroid checks.
05 – Laboratory Testing
Samples collected at home and sent to the lab, for example bacterial or fungal cultures, lump aspirates and urine tests.
06 – Ultrasound FAST Scan
Portable point-of-care ultrasound for quick checks such as fluid in the abdomen, pyometra or skin masses, as a first look before referral for full imaging.
07 – Blood Pressure Measurement
Regular blood pressure monitoring for pets with heart or kidney conditions, measured calmly at home where readings are not raised by clinic stress.
08 – Unsuitable For House Calls
Emergencies, and conditions likely to need hospitalisation or advanced imaging, are better seen at a brick-and-mortar clinic.
- List of services here may not be comprehensive, do contact us via the request appointment form if there is something you need that is not mentioned here.
- All immediate emergencies should go to a physical clinic/hospital ASAP
Fees
Price starts at $200, location charges may apply, not including medications or tests if needed.
Why House Calls?
House call visits from the veterinarian are most suited for certain types of patients and clients
Anxious / Stressed Pets
Pets that find clinic visits frightening stay calmer at home, which makes handling easier and readings more accurate.
Geriatric / Disabled Pets
Older or less mobile pets are spared the trip; the vet assesses them at home and arranges medication or tests as needed.
Large or Multiple Pets
Big dogs or multi-pet households can be seen in one visit, which is less stressful and often more economical than several clinic trips.
Home Assessment
Seeing where a pet lives gives a fuller picture of its wellbeing, and allows practical suggestions for improving its space.