mobile pet vet

When it comes to your pet’s health, it’s critical that you choose a health provider that is suited to fit their needs. 

Just like us, pets have their own health issues that come with time. While Fido makes his wrinkles look more flattering than most of us do, however, his own health issues can be just as serious for him as ours are for us.

Creature Comfort offers clients throughout Kalamazoo County with dependable mobile pet veterinarian services with a personal touch. We know that finding the right vet can be difficult, especially during the winter months when it can be difficult to get out to the vet’s office, or if you have a pet who gets extreme anxiety while riding in cars. 

Creature Comfort’s mobile pet vet is designed to provide our clients with a convenient, personable, and professional service. Finding the right type of vet for your pet is important, especially in today’s busy world were finding the time to take them can be hard. 

Did you know that February is National Pet Dental Health Month? That, of course, doesn’t mean you should only worry about your pet’s dental health one month out of the year, but it serves a good reminder to make sure you’re doing everything you can to keep your pets happy and healthy. Although dogs’ teeth are generally less prone to cavities and other dental issues than humans’, they still experience problems such as plaque and tartar build up and even gingivitis. In this post, we will look at how you can extend your dog’s life by taking proper care of their teeth and gums. 

As many of our Creature Comfort Veterinary House Call Services clients have probably noticed, our website has been completely redone! We wanted to have a website where we could share useful information and resources with our current and potential clients in a user-friendly way. We also came up with a new logo and branding, which we feel conveys our deep love and passion for our patients.