(707) 708 1773

We provide the highest quality in-home veterinary care.

How We Work

Give us either a call or text to schedule an appointment.

*At this time, we are accepting new patients only for end of life care.
We request records from your previous veterinarian if necessary
We call or text you prior to our arrival so you can have time to get your pets ready
We arrive within a scheduled time window to examine and treat your pets
Expect to receive an email summary of your visit within 24 hours
We send you reminders (email, text, or call) when vaccines and other care is due

What We Do

House Calls

Petaluma, Penngrove, Rohnert Park, Cotati
$40
Other Areas
$100-$200
After Hours Fee
$100

Examination

$75

Recheck
examination

$55

Vaccines for Dogs

DA2PP Distemper, parvo
$45
Rabies
$45
Lepto
$45
Bordetella
$45
Canine Influenza
$58

Vaccines for Cats

FVRCP
$48
Rabies
$48
FeLV
$48

Labwork for Dogs

Complete blood panelCBC, Chemistry, Electrolytes, Urinalysis, T4
$324
Mini blood panelCBC, Chemistry
$192
Heartworm test
$65
Heartworm with tick borne disease screening test
$90
Fecal test
$65
We will provide a quote for additional labwork when necessary.

Labwork for Cats

Complete blood panelCBC, Chemistry, Electrolytes, Urinalysis, T4
$324
Mini blood panelCBC, Chemistry
$192
FeLV/FIV test
$80
Fecal test
$65
We will provide a quote for additional labwork when necessary.

Procedures

Nail trim
$30
Ear cleaning
$30
Ear meds (leave-in)
$65
Cytopoint (anti-itch) injection
$100 and up depending on weight
Microchip
$75
We will provide a quote for additional procedures when necessary.

Preventatives

Heartgard
$65-$75 for 6 months
Bravecto for dogs
$73 for 3 months
Nexgard for dogs
$142 for 6 months
Bravecto for cats
$67 for 3 months
Cheristin for cats
$25 per month
Dewormer
$30 and updepending on weight and type

End of Life Care

Euthanasia
$290 under 90 pounds
$390 over 90 pounds
Communal cremation
$150 under 90 pounds
$200 over 90 pounds
Private cremation
$260-$420

Who We Are

Dr. Valerie Cantrell - The Veterinarian

My passion for veterinary medicine began when I was a child. I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to grow up working in my local veterinary hospital, where I spent afternoons, weekends, and summers helping treat sick dogs and cats. From those early years, I knew the rest of my life would be dedicated to caring for people and their beloved pets. I received my undergraduate degree in Animal Science from Cal Poly State University in SLO, then went on to earn my Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Western University of Health Sciences, graduating with Highest Honors.

I love all aspects of veterinary medicine but have a particular interest in preventative health, dermatology, dentistry, and surgery. I reside locally with my husband David, and our daughter Nadia.  We enjoy hiking, gardening, and visiting independent bookstores. We decided to launch VetMobile in order to offer my patients high quality veterinary care in the comfort of their own homes.

David - The Care Team

My first introduction to veterinary medicine occurred when I was reading All Creatures Great and Small by a British veterinarian, James Herriot. I was ten years old and absolutely fascinated. Of course, I dreamt of becoming a veterinarian. I did not, but I met one three decades later and she thought it would be a good idea to marry me.

My professional background is in Investment Management and I take care of all things business-related. My college education consists of an undergraduate degree from SFSU (Business and Economics) and an MBA from Saint Mary’s College of California (Finance).