our Services
Much more than just a regular check-up
We understand that sometimes your pet’s health care options may be overwhelming, and they may be unexpected. Animobile will help guide you to make the decision that is best for you and your pet.
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Low Stress Veterinary Care
in Tryon, North Carolina
Preventive Care
From puppy vaccines to geriatric health screenings, we are strong advocates of preventing illness and discomfort. We want your pet to be as comfortable and healthy as possible, and are here to guide you through care at all stages of their life.
In-House Laboratory
Our in-house laboratory allows us to provide quick and accurate bloodwork, urinalysis, parasite screening, and cytology results. This allows us to diagnose your pet efficiently and accurately so we can get them feeling well as soon as possible.
Outside Laboratory Services
We work with multiple laboratories providing us a wide variety of diagnostic testing options such as histopathology, bacterial and fungal culture and sensitivity, specific kidney and liver function tests, and testing for various metabolic disorders.
Imaging
Diagnostic imaging is another method we use to visualize possible pet’s illness or discomfort. Digital x-rays provide detailed images of bone, and are also helpful in viewing the chest or abdomen. Ultrasounds provide a detailed look at individual structures within the abdomen.
Dentistry
Just like with people, pets’ dental health is critical to their overall health and happiness. We offer dental health evaluations and cleanings, as well as general dental procedures.
Surgery
Our clinic has a full surgery suite, where we perform most types of soft tissue surgery. All of our surgical patients are closely monitored throughout their procedures with advanced monitoring equipment including ECG, capnography, and pulse oximetry.
Anesthetic Monitoring and Support
Each anesthetic patient is monitored closely by the veterinarian and by an experienced veterinary assistant. All anesthetic patients are administered intravenous fluids, and body temperature is maintained using an IV fluid warmer and heated surgery table.
Hospice and End-of-Life Care
The end of a beloved pet’s life is difficult for everyone involved. We help you make this transition as peacefully as possible. We offer “Quality of Life” consultations to provide guidance regarding end-of-life decisions. We also offer hospice care for patients with terminal illness. When it is time to say goodbye, we provide home euthanasia so you and your pet can be as comfortable as possible.
Featured Services
Preventive Care
– Vaccines
– Thorough Nose-to-Tail Physical Examinations
Imaging
– Abdominal Ultrasound
– Same-Day Board-Certified Radiologist Consultations
In-House Laboratory
– Heartworm Testing
– Testing for Lyme and other Tick-Borne Diseases
– Complete Blood Count
– Chemistry and Electrolyte Panels
– Thyroid testing
– Coagulation Panels
– Urinalysis
– Cytology
Outside Laboratory Services
– Wide variety of blood and urine tests
Dentistry
– Dental Extractions
Hospice and End-of-Life Care
– Quality of Life Consultations
– Hospice Care
– In Home Euthanasia
– Cremation Services
– Pet Memorials
Surgery
– Mass Removals
– Gastrointestinal and Soft Tissue Surgery
Anesthetic Monitoring and Support
– Electrocardiography
– Capnography
– Blood pressure
– Temperature
– IV fluids
– Heated Surgery Table
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM
Your Appointment
1) History
A veterinary assistant will gather information regarding your pet’s health, including medical history, current medications, diet, and presenting problem (if any). The veterinarian will review this information prior to the examination.
2) Examination and Initial Assessment
The veterinarian will perform a thorough physical examination of your pet. This will allow her to provide an overall assessment of your pet’s health and will provide a basis for her recommendations. Sometimes, especially during preventive care visits on healthy pets, or for minor medical problems, a diagnosis may be reached based off the physical exam alone. However, for many medical problems, further diagnostic tests will be necessary before a definitive diagnosis can be made.
3) Discussion of Recommendations and Treatment Options
After the physical examination and assessment, the veterinarian will make recommendations regarding further diagnostic and/or treatment options. This may include vaccine and preventive care recommendations during wellness visits, or it may include further diagnostics such as bloodwork and/or x-rays to investigate medical problems. Often, multiple diagnostic and/or treatment options are available, and the veterinarian will discuss the benefits and risks of each so you may make the decision that is most appropriate for you and your pet.
4) Procedures
Once a treatment plan is agreed upon, any steps that can be completed the same day will be completed. In the case of preventive care visits, these will generally be performed during your visit. Many minor tests and procedures for sick pet visits can also be performed during your appointment. If extensive diagnostics or anesthetic procedures are required, we will discuss an expected time-frame for them, and work with you to schedule them accordingly.
5) Follow-Up
Once your visit is complete, a veterinary assistant will review the veterinarian’s recommendations and any medications that were prescribed. We will also let you know when the veterinarian recommends seeing your pet again, and answer any further questions that you may have about your appointment.
Is your pet severely under the weather?
In case of a Pet Emergency
Animobile offers mobile veterinary services, NOT emergency care. If you believe your pet might be experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please contact an emergency care facility near you.
FOR EMERGENCY CARE
Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital
(828) 697-7767
wcrah.com
FOR POISON CONTROL
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
(888) 426-4435
https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control