Is it difficult to get your exotic pet in the car for a trip to the veterinarian’s office? Do you have multiple exotic pets? Are your pets hard to handle around other animals? Does a veterinary visit stress your pet out? If you answered yes to any of those questions, this service is for you!

On top of making veterinary care more accessible to your pet, when working with exotic species, observing them in their enclosure and evaluating their husbandry is of extreme importance to their overall health. During your visit we will give you gold standard husbandry advice in order to improve their quality of life and increase their longevity. 

Also, there are multiple species that can be challenging to take to a regular stationary veterinary clinic for a basic wellness exam, preventative care or even geriatric visit. The mobile veterinary service takes the inconvenience away! We have two mobile units to help you! One we can do regular appointments, wellness, the big one, will be available when needed for surgeries and more elaborated procedures.

We currently serve from Broward County up to St. Lucie County, but we may also do accept appointments in our extended service area (contact us directly if you would like to know if we can travel to your location).

Our prices are comparable to your local stationary clinic. The only difference is that we charge a house call fee that ranges from $65.00 to $255.00, depending on your location. There is always just ONE house call fee per visit. That means you pay just one house call fee for 1 pet or 10 pets.

We do require a deposit of $100 at the time the visit is scheduled. This deposit will be used towards your visit charges.

House-call fee prices: (calculated from Arden Lk Wy Florida 33470)

• Zone 1 – up to 10 miles $65
• Zone 2 – up tp 20miles $85
• Zone 3 – up to 30 miles $115
• Zone 4 – up to 40 miles $155
• Zone 5 – up to 50 miles $185
• Zone 6 – up to 60 miles $215
• Zone 7 – up to 70 miles $255

Cancellation policy:

• 24h in advance cancellation –  you get 100% of your deposit refunded.
• Less than 24h prior to your visit cancellation – there is no refund.

During your visit a written estimate will be given and a deposit is required before we move forward with any diagnostics, procedures or treatments. The balance of the bill is due upon completion of your pet’s treatment. 

Please note you must be 18 years or older to make medical and financial decisions for your pet.

• Preventative care exams (this is your pet’s “yearly exam”)
• Rechecks (scheduled within 1 month of the initial sick pet visit. New problems/illnesses/injuries cannot be scheduled as recheck exams)
• General exams (This type of exam is appropriate for a pet that is exhibiting minor signs of illness, but is not urgently ill)

**Emergency visits may or may not be able to be fit in, we are not a primary emergency service.  

Most animals cooperate well during the visit, we are also highly trained to handle many different species with many different personalities. But if a situation is unsafe for the patient, owner or staff during the at-home visit, the doctor may request to sedate the pet, or she may ask for you to schedule a visit  in one of our partner stationary clinics.

Just like in any other clinic, a limited time slot is given to each visit, which is usually about 30-45minutes. 

To make the most of our time together please read below:

1. We know some pets are hard to catch, so if that is the case, we request that you place your pet in a small cage or travel carrier prior to our arrival. 
2. Please provide us with veterinary records at least 24h prior to our visit, you may ask your previous veterinarian to email the records to contact@wildsidevet.com
3. Fill out all needed forms, including the history form, and send it to contact@wildsidevet.com at least 24h prior to your visit.
4. If you need any medications refilled please let us know 3 business days prior to your visit.
5. Ensure that you have provided us with the correct address, gate code or any other information that can help us navigate to your home

• Pigs
• Venomous reptiles
• Small ruminants and Camelids

Do you have any more questions?