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Creature Comfort’s house call vet services are designed to provide our clients with a convenient, personable, and professional experience brought right to your door. This is for pet owners who find it difficult to travel with pets or have a busy schedule that does not work well with traditional veterinary hours

You know your furry family member needs regular check ups to stay healthy, but how often should they get them? Creature Comfort Veterinary House Call Services is here to answer the question many owners ask at least once, “How often does my pet really need to see the vet?”

If you’re interested in a more comfortable and convenient veterinary experience for you and your pet, Creature Comfort, the premier mobile veterinarian in Kalamazoo can help. As a full-service mobile veterinary practice, we are able to provide many of the services offered by a traditional, brick and mortar veterinary practice, with added convenience comfort. In this post, we will look at five of the main reasons choosing a mobile veterinarian in Kalamazoo may be right for you!

If you’re excited about a new addition to your family, it’s critical that you pursue pet vaccinations to maintain their health. Ignoring vaccines is incredibly dangerous for your pet and puts them at risk of contracting dangerous – even deadly – diseases, including rabies, distemper, parvovirus, Lyme disease, and feline leukemia virus. Even if your pet is largely kept indoors, it’s not possible to completely eliminate exposure to these diseases, so vaccination is highly recommended. In today’s post, we are going to discuss a few of the major reasons why it is important that you get your new pet vaccinated.

For some people, being at home a lot more often has been made easier because they get to spend more time with their pet(s). This can especially be true for people who live alone or are home alone during the day. In this post, your Kalamazoo mobile vet will look at four of the advantages of having a pet with you while you spend most of your time at home.

For most people, their pets are a member of their family. Pet owners want to do everything they can to ensure that their pets are happy and healthy. Like people, as pets age, they can begin to experience more health problems and even begin to have chronic pain. The problem is, it’s not always easy to tell if your cat or dog is in pain. There are a number of things you should look for to determine if your pet’s habits are just changing because they’re aging, or if there is a more serious problem that needs to be addressed. 

At Creature Comfort, the premier mobile vet in Kalamazoo, we do everything we can to provide the highest quality service and care to our patients. In this post, we share some of our recent reviews and testimonials. Thank you to everyone for all of your kind words!

As any dog owners know, dogs love to chew on things (some more than others, of course). Unfortunately, this innate habit can be dangerous and destructive. Providing your dog with safe and desirable chew toys is your best option to protect your pet and your belongings. And, in this post, your Kalamazoo mobile vet will share information about how to choose safe chew toys for your dog.

Creature Comfort mobile vet in Kalamazoo is not seeing patients while there is a stay at home order in place. The current stay at home order is set to end on 5/28, however, we all know that it may be extended. 

While vaccinations for people has been a hot topic in the news lately, we’re going to talk about pet vaccinations and why they’re important. Whether you have a cat or dog, it’s absolutely critical you ensure they’re properly vaccinated in order to maintain their good health. Choosing to forgo vaccination for your pet can have disastrous – and even deadly – consequences. Regardless if your pet is kept indoors, they can still contract a number of vaccine preventable diseases, including distemper, rabies, parvovirus, feline leukemia, and Lyme disease. In today’s post, we will discuss two of the major reasons you should have your pet vaccinated by Creature Comfort, your mobile veterinarian in Kalamazoo.