Services include nail trims, subcutaneous fluids, intramuscular and subcutaneous injections, Doppler blood pressure monitoring, anal gland expression, ear cleaning, blood glucose checks, medication administration, sanitary clips, mat removal, and pet sitting.
Yes. The OC Vet Tech is a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) licensed since 2008 with multi-specialty and emergency hospital experience, and is Fear Free Certified.
The OC Vet Tech provides in-home care for dogs and cats of all ages, sizes, and temperaments, with special attention to anxious pets and those with mobility challenges.
Contact us by phone or through our website to discuss your pet’s needs and schedule an appointment at a time that works for you.
We accept Zelle, Venmo, cash, and checks. Payment is due at the time of service for your convenience.
Yes, an adult must be present for the appointment and able to assist, if needed. Most animals are more relaxed with their pet-parent there to give treats and words of encouragement. Special needs should be discussed with the technician prior to the first visit.
Cats should be placed in a room where they can not hide under or behind furniture. This is very important because pulling them from these places, where they feel safe, can be very stressful and greatly increases fear and anxiety. Good options are a bathroom, laundry room, or office.
Dogs should have a leash handy in case it should be needed.
If your pet has previously been prescribed medications for stressful events, please include that in the patient history.
We are Fear Free Certified. The comfort of our patients is most important. Nervous animals require time, patience, and occasionally a “meet and greet” to make the introduction process easier. We offer treats to make friends, and carry a variety of options to find what they love. If your veterinarian has prescribed medication for anxiety/ sedation, these may be beneficial until the pet becomes comfortable with the technician.
While rare, there may be instances when the pet is too fearful to move forward with the treatment. A minimum of the travel fee would still be applied.
Aggressive animals have specific requirements that will need to be discussed with the pet parent to ensure the safety of both the pet and the technician.
Confirm your credentials and any relevant state licensing.
Explain what you can and cannot prescribe or administer legally.
Mention how records are stored and shared with the pet’s vet.
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