Vaccinations are a critical part of your pet’s preventative health care program. Rather than vaccinating every pet every year for every vaccine, we now strive to minimize the number of vaccines given while ensuring your pet remains protected against deadly viruses and diseases. Vaccines are categorized into core and non-core vaccines.

Core Vaccinations are essential for protecting your pet from common, communicable viruses and diseases. These illnesses often have high mortality rates, can pose risks to humans, and are life-threatening to your pet.

Non-Core Vaccinations are administered based on your pet’s lifestyle and exposure to risk factors. As a mobile veterinarian serving Broward and Miami-Dade Counties, we are familiar with the unique exposure risks in these areas. This expertise allows us to recommend the most appropriate non-core vaccinations to suit your pet's specific needs.

Please give us a call to speak with a member of our staff about which core vaccinations your pet requires and whether additional non-core vaccinations might be beneficial based on your location.

At All Pet’s Care, we provide your pet with the most comprehensive physical exam possible. From ears to tail, we meticulously examine every aspect of your pet’s health. Each exam includes a thorough review of all organ systems.

We begin with an assessment of your pet’s skin and coat, ensuring they are free from signs of infections or parasites such as fleas, ticks, or mites. We also carefully inspect for lumps or bumps that could indicate underlying health issues.

Next, we examine the external and internal anatomy of the eyes, ears, and nose. This includes evaluating the retinas, anterior chambers, lenses, corneas, and sclera to verify that all structures and functions are normal.

Our oral exams focus on your pet’s mouth cavities, checking for healthy teeth, fractures, gingivitis, tartar, infections, or abscesses.

Finally, we continue this meticulous approach all the way to the tail, ensuring every area is thoroughly evaluated.

To learn more about how we perform a preventative care exam for your pet or to schedule an appointment, please call us today!

A microchip is an RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) transponder that carries a unique tracking number and is approximately the size of a grain of rice. When a vet or shelter scans the microchip, it transmits the ID number associated with your pet.

The microchip requires no battery, no power, and has no moving parts. It is safely injected under the loose skin between your pet’s shoulder blades.

If your pet has a tendency to wander or run away, microchipping is an essential solution. It allows anyone who finds your pet to scan the RFID transponder and access contact information, making it easier to reunite you with your beloved companion quickly.

We see a wide variety of skin conditions in pets, ranging from environmental allergies in cats and dogs to fungal infections. Our goal is to provide diagnostic and treatment services directly to you, ensuring your pet gets the care they need.

We treat a range of conditions affecting the skin, nails, hair, paw pads, and mouth, addressing both general and geographically specific issues.

Common Skin Conditions in Dogs and Cats:

Allergies to Seasonal Pollen
Allergies to Flea Bites (Flea Dermatitis)
Allergies to Parasites (Lice, Mites)
Ringworm or Other Fungal Infections
Metabolic Disorders (Hyperthyroidism, Liver Disease, Diabetes)
Sensitivities to Commercial Pet Food (e.g., wheat, corn, fillers)
Systemic Infections (Bacteremia, Septicemia)
Is your pet scratching or behaving differently? Call us today to find out how we can help!

All Pets Care is proud to offer the finest mobile veterinary ophthalmology services in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties.

Pets can sometimes find themselves in emergency situations, and we understand how stressful this can be for both you and your furry companion. As a mobile veterinary service, we bring expert care directly to you when you need it most.

Signs of an Eye Emergency in Pets:

A very red eye
Bleeding in the eye
Sudden trauma to the eye
A cloudy or blue-tinged eye
Blood coming from the eye
Foreign body in the eye
Severe squinting
Swelling of the eye or eyelids
Bulging of the eye itself

If your pet is showing any of these symptoms, please contact us immediately. Prompt attention can make a significant difference in preserving your pet's vision and overall health.

Our doctor will discuss your concerns and questions regarding euthanasia with care and compassion.

Once you decide to proceed with euthanasia, an IV catheter will be gently placed. A sedative will then be administered to allow your pet to fall asleep peacefully before the euthanasia medication is given.

You will have the opportunity to spend some private time saying goodbye. The final step involves administering the euthanasia solution, enabling your pet to pass on peacefully. Euthanasia is a deeply selfless act of love that helps end suffering when your pet no longer has a good quality of life.

After the procedure, our doctor can assist with transporting your pet for cremation (if desired), or you may choose to keep your pet for home burial. We understand this is an incredibly difficult time for your family, and we are here to support you through it. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call us.

Taking blood from your pet allows us to perform essential laboratory tests that provide valuable insights into their health. These tests typically include a CBC (complete blood count) and blood chemistries, which evaluate the function of major organs and overall well-being.

Blood tests can also help identify abnormalities in glucose levels, proteins, electrolytes, cholesterol, endocrine function, and more.

Pet blood tests are a vital diagnostic tool, enabling veterinarians to detect, diagnose, and treat illnesses effectively, ensuring your pet receives the best care possible.