Frequently Asked Questions

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A mobile preventive veterinary clinic is a vet service that comes to your home, focusing on routine and preventive care like exams, vaccines, parasite prevention, and wellness screenings.

We focus on preventive care, which may include:

• Physical exams and wellness checks
• Vaccinations for dogs and cats
• Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention
• Fecal exams and parasite testing
• Basic lab work (blood and urine tests)
• Microchipping
• Nutrition and lifestyle counseling

We do not perform emergency, surgical, hospitalization or euthanasia services—but we can refer you to a full-service clinic, urgent care clinic, emergency clinic or mobile euthanasia veterinarian team if needed.

We see dogs and cats, from puppies and kittens to seniors.

Appointments can be booked via:

• Online form on our website - Under "Contact Us"
• Phone call to 402-979-3068
• Email to drkatz@katzdogsmobileveterinaryclinic.com

Appointments must be made 2 business days in advance.

• Ensure your dog is in a secure, safe area when we arrive
• A short leash or harness for your dogs is helpful
• For cats, a secure carrier is highly recommended - especially if fearful or aggressive.
• Complete all requested preliminary forms at least 1 business day in advance of appt. 
• Have any medical records or vaccine history nearby

• Convenience – We come to you!
• Reduced stress – Pets stay comfortable at home
• Lower exposure risk – Avoids contact with sick animals in waiting rooms
• Personalized attention – One-on-one time with the vet

Our pricing is comparable to traditional vet clinics, with an added convenience fee for travel. Exact costs depend on services needed. See Cost Information section of our website. 

No. We focus on preventive and wellness care only. If your pet has an emergency, please contact a 24-hour veterinary hospital.

No. We focus on preventive and wellness care only. If your pet's health has deteriorated to the point euthanasia services are imminent, please contact a full service veterinary clinic or an at home euthanasia specialty veterianary practice.

  Yes, we can prescribe preventive and routine medications, like:

• Flea, tick, and heartworm preventives
• Certain routine antibiotics if indicated
• Nutritional supplements

We do not provide controlled substances or emergency medications in most cases.

• Puppies and kittens: Every 3–4 weeks until 16–18 weeks old
• Adult pets: Once per year
• Senior pets: Every 6 months for early disease detection