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Have your animals treated in or around the comfort of your home. Whether you require a consult for a health check or have a sick animal, Dr Rosan will perform a thorough physical exam and assessment followed by a treatment or diagnostic plan if required.
Less stress and a better experience for you and your animal(s).
Your questions answered:
How do I prepare for a home visit?
Choose the best suitable environment for you and your pet. Whether it is inside or outside, it is best done in a fairly confined space. Cats should be kept indoors for a vet visit, but if your dog loves an open space, you may want to put a harness/collar/lead on in order for the vet to examine him/her. A table or elevated top may be beneficial in some cases. Don’t forget to have their current medications and relevant medical information available!
What is expected from you while your animal is being examined?
While the Dr Rosan examines your animal, it is encouraged to help holding your pet and to give positive rewards (either verbal or by giving treats). If your pet is anxious or aggressive, please let us know so that we can modify our approach and keep everyone safe!
What can be treated during a home visit?
Home visits can be suitable for a range of concerns, including general health checks, vaccinations, minor illness, triage, supportive care, wound care, skin and ear problems, mobility issues and quality of life conversations. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you are unsure if your pet’s condition is suitable for a home visit.
Have your animals treated in or around the comfort of your home. Whether you require a consult for a health check or have a sick animal, Dr Rosan will perform a thorough physical exam and assessment followed by a treatment or diagnostic plan if required.
Less stress and a better experience for you and your animal(s).
Your questions answered:
How do I prepare for a home visit?
Choose the best suitable environment for you and your pet. Whether it is inside or outside, it is best done in a fairly confined space. Cats should be kept indoors for a vet visit, but if your dog loves an open space, you may want to put a harness/collar/lead on in order for the vet to examine him/her. A table or elevated top may be beneficial in some cases. Don’t forget to have their current medications and relevant medical information available!
What is expected from you while your animal is being examined?
While the Dr Rosan examines your animal, it is encouraged to help holding your pet and to give positive rewards (either verbal or by giving treats). If your pet is anxious or aggressive, please let us know so that we can modify our approach and keep everyone safe!
What can be treated during a home visit?
Home visits can be suitable for a range of concerns, including general health checks, vaccinations, minor illness, triage, supportive care, wound care, skin and ear problems, mobility issues and quality of life conversations. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you are unsure if your pet’s condition is suitable for a home visit.