Dr Peter Kirkpatrick is your local, experienced mobile vet, offering a range of specialist care for your pet in the comfort of your home. Open Mon-Sat.
My Pet's Mobile Vet is a local, mobile veterinary team led by Dr Peter Kirkpatrick. Dr Kirkpatrick is an experienced vet and can provide a range of specialist care in the convenience of your home.
Convenient and professional in-home vet care is their priority - to ensure stress free consultations for both you and your pet, in the comfort of your own home.
Dr Peter Kirkpatrick and his Associates have been offering experienced and professional home visit consultations for over a decade, making their clients and patients happy, healthy and stress free!
They are also able to offer clinical procedures and surgeries that may be necessary for home-visit patients. If you need the team to pick up or drop off your little one, they can also make arrangements when you make your appointment.
Making an appointment is easy – simply call or email the team and they will organise a mutually agreeable time to come out to your house and provide whatever service, treatment, check over that your pet needs.
Call the team on 0438 900 480 to discuss your needs.
Monday to Friday
8am - 6pm
Saturday
9am - 4pm
Sunday
CLOSED
Services Include:
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As with most things, prevention is better than cure, so here are 5 ways you can keep your cat healthy and happy.
The soft, warm fur of dogs and cats is like a 5-star hotel for ticks and fleas. These insects feed on your pets blood and can cause a range of health problems, some of them serious.
Dogs need their teeth so that they can eat and chew properly, but 3 out of 4 dogs over the age of 3 years have some degree of periodontal disease.
