Vaccinations are a critical part of your pet’s preventative health care program. Rather than vaccinate every pet, every year for every vaccine, we now seek to minimize the number of vaccines given while ensuring your pet is protected against deadly viruses and disease. Vaccines are broken down into core vs non-core vaccines.

Core Vaccinations are considered vital to protecting your pet from common communicable viruses & diseases. These viruses have high mortality rates, can be dangerous to humans, and are life threatening to your pet.

Non-Core vaccinations are given to your pet based on their lifestyle & are dependent on their exposure to risk factors. As a mobile veterinarian servicing Broward & Miami-Dade County we are well aware of the exposure factors in these areas so that we can adequately suggest the proper non-core vaccinations to suit your pet.

Please give us a call and speak with a member of our staff to discuss what core vaccinations your pet needs as well as potential non-core vaccinations based on your geographical location.

At All Pet’s Care, we provide your pet with the best comprehensive physical exam possible. We will examine every aspect of your pet from ears to tail. Every exam will include a thorough review of all organ systems.

We start with the skin & coat of your pet, ensuring that your pet is free from signs of infections and parasites such as fleas, ticks, or mites. We carefully inspect your pet for any lumps and bumps to check for any signs of underlying health issues.

We will examine the external & internal anatomy of the eyes, ears, and nose to verify normal functions of the retinas, anterior chambers of the eyes, lenses, corneas, and sclera. We also check other aspects of the eye to confirm normal structures & functions.

Our oral exams include checking the mouth cavities for healthy teeth, fractures, gingivitis, tartar, infections and abscesses.

We continue with this level of focus all the way to the tail of your pet, looking at every area carefully. To learn more about how we perform a preventative care exam for your pet, please call us today!

A microchip is an RFID (Radio-Frequency IDentification) transponder that carries a unique tracking number, and is roughly the size of a grain of rice. When the microchip is scanned by a vet or shelter, it transmits the ID number.

There’s no battery, no power required, and no moving parts. The microchip is injected under the loose skin between your pet’s shoulder blades. If your pet loves to wander off or run away, microchipping is for you. It allows for those who find your pet to scan their RFID transponder and get contact information to return your loved one to you quickly.

We see a great deal of skin conditions in pets, ranging from environmental cat & dog allergies to fungal conditions. Our goal is to come to you and provide diagnostic and treatment services for your pet.

We are able to treat skin, nail, hair, hood, and mouth disorders for general issues and geographically specific issues.

Common Skin Conditions in Dogs & 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)
Commercial Pet Food (Containing Wheat, Corn, Fillers)
Systemic Infections (Bacteremia, Septicemia)

Is your pet scratching or acting differently? Call us today to find out how we can help.

All Pets Care is dedicated to providing the finest in mobile veterinary ophthalmology services Broward & Miami-Dade County has to offer.

Pets sometimes get themselves into emergency situations. All Pets Care understands and as a mobile veterinary service we are able to come to you in your time of need.

Below are some symptoms of emergencies:
A very red eye
Bleeding in the eye
Sudden trauma to the eye
A cloudy/blue eye
Blood coming from the eye
Foreign body in the eye
Severe squinting
Swelling of the eye or lids
Bulging of the eye itself
 
If your pet is exhibiting any of these signs please contact us right away.

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Taking blood from your pet allows us to run laboratory tests that provide information about an animal’s health. Typically, these tests will include a CBC (complete blood count) and blood chemistries. Blood tests can also help us identify issues with glucose, proteins, electrolytes, cholesterol, endocrine levels, and more.  

Pet blood tests are an incredibly valuable tool for veterinarians that help us to diagnose and treat illnesses in our patients.

Are you curious about when the right time to spay or neuter your pet is? This is a great question and there is not a one-size-fits-all answer. Knowledge of your pet’s estimated adult size, your pet’s individual personality, behavior traits, as well as their breed, are all things that your pet’s care team at All Pets Care, we will take into consideration when determining optimum age for their spay or neuter procedure.  

Spay/neuter is when we surgically removes certain reproductive organs

Ovariohysterectomy, or the typical “spay”: the ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus are removed from a female dog or cat. This makes her unable to reproduce and eliminates her heat cycle and breeding instinct-related behavior.

Orchiectomy, or the typical “neuter”: the testes are removed from a male dog or cat. This makes him unable to reproduce and reduces or eliminates male breeding behaviors.

Our doctor will talk with you about your concerns and/ or  questions surrounding euthanasia.

Once your decision is made to move forward with euthanasia an IV catheter will be placed. A sedative will then be given that allows your pet to go to sleep peacefully prior to the euthanasia medication.

You can spend some time saying goodbye. The final part will be to administer the euthanasia solution to let your pet pass on. This is the most selfless gift we can provide our pets when they are suffering and no longer have quality of life.

After the euthanasia, our doctor will be able to transport your pet for cremation (if desired), or you may choose to keep your pet for home burial. We understand this is a hard time for your family and we want to help you through this difficulty. For any questions or concerns, please call us today.

People are told that yearly dental cleanings & check-ups are essential for proper dental care. What we forget is that dental care for our pets is just as important. We provide thorough dental cleanings to your pet because we know how important it is to their health.

Our focus is the removal of visible plaque and tartar from their teeth. We eliminate plaque and tartar from under the gumline. Our team also probes dental sockets to assess potential dental diseases. As a continuing member of our pack we are able to chart dental diseases to track and monitor their progression/regression over time.

We would love to discuss how we can help you service your pets dental needs. Please feel free to call us today!