Frequently Asked Questions

Please make sure your pets are present and ready to meet Dr. Anna. If your pet tends to hide when visitors come over, please keep the in a place where they are comfortable but not hiding under a bed.

If you pet is on a special diet, please have treats available for the appointment.

Exams, chronic disease monitoring, evaluations of lumps, wound care, minor procedures, non-critical bloodwork, urinalysis, anal gland expression, ear cleaning, nail trimming, and more. If you have a specific question, feel free to reach out and ask!

Significant emergencies, dentals, major procedures, x-rays and ultrasounds need to be done in a brick and mortar facility. Dr. Anna will refer you to trusted clinics for these procedures.

Emergencies are when you pet is experiencing a potentially life-threatening episode. Due to the time-sensitive nature of these events, I recommend calling your closest emergency vet hospital.

Not necessarily. Since Dr. Anna will drive to your home, there is a flat rate travel fee per visit. If you have multiple pets, consider booking them back-to-back appointments.

Dr. Anna works hard to offer comparable pricing to other local clinics. In-home veterinary care should be accessible to everyone who needs it.