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January is Walk Your Dog Month, and it is the perfect time to reset routines for both you and your dog. Cold temperatures and shorter days can make it tempting to stay inside, but dogs need consistent movement year round to stay healthy, happy, and mentally engaged. Is getting your steps in part of your New Year resolution? If so, your dog is the ideal accountability partner. Even in winter, regular walks play an important role in maintaining joint health, managing weight, su

Cold weather can be especially tough on older pets and animals managing ongoing health conditions. A little extra care during the winter months goes a long way in keeping them comfortable, safe, and feeling their best. Time outdoors Senior pets and animals with arthritis, heart disease, or breathing issues are more sensitive to cold temperatures. Short, purposeful trips outside are easier on their bodies than extended time in the cold. Paw protection Snow, ice, and road salt

Holiday Joys and Hidden Risks for Pets The holiday season is full of warmth, traditions, and togetherness. For pets, it can be exciting but also overwhelming and sometimes dangerous. Decorations, food, guests, and routine changes all increase the chance of accidental illness or injury. A little awareness goes a long way in keeping your pets safe. Common Holiday Hazards for Pets Holiday Foods Many favorite holiday foods are unsafe for pets. Chocolate, alcohol, onions, garlic,

Winter and Holiday Emergency Veterinary Contacts to Keep on Hand Winter weather and the holiday season bring additional risks for pets and livestock. Ice, extreme cold, power outages, and travel delays can complicate access to care. At the same time, holiday gatherings increase the chances of pets getting into unsafe foods, decorations, medications, or other items they should not ingest. Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services provides in-home veterinary care across Northwest Ohio

Continuing education is a core part of how we provide high-quality, modern veterinary care. This month, Dr. Allison Oliver traveled to the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital to participate in an intensive, two-day equine dentistry course focused on advanced intraoral cheek tooth extraction techniques. This training brings new skills and updated best practices directly to the horses we care for across Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Why Advanced Equi

What Horse Owners Need to Know – From Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services Equine herpesvirus (EHV) is a common virus; most horses are exposed at some point in their lives. In many cases, they show only mild or no signs, but in others, EHV can lead to serious respiratory illness, abortion, or a neurologic condition called equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy (EHM). As a mobile equine practice serving northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services is c

Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips from Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services The Thanksgiving holiday is a time for family, gratitude, and good food but it can also pose serious risks for pets. Dr. Allison Oliver of Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services shares what pet owners should know to keep their animals safe and healthy this holiday season. 1. Watch What Your Pets Eat Holiday meals often include foods that can harm pets. Avoid giving turkey skin, bones, or fatty leftovers — they can

Caring for the Senior Horse: What Every Owner Should Know As horses age, their needs change—just like ours do. From dental care to nutrition and mobility, managing an older horse’s health requires attention, experience, and ongoing education. The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) is offering a free online webinar for horse owners who want to better understand how to care for their aging equine companions. Free Webinar: Care and Management of the Elderly Eq

As fall cools into winter in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, horse owners often wonder if it’s time to blanket their horses. While...

Why Fall Flea and Tick Prevention Matters As temperatures cool, many pet owners think it’s safe to skip parasite prevention until spring....

Why Hay Matters in Fall & Winter As pastures thin out in the fall, hay becomes the foundation of your horse’s diet. The quality of that...

Why Happy Cat Month Matters September is Happy Cat Month , a reminder that a truly happy cat is also a healthy one. Cats may seem...

Meet Dr. Alison Oliver Dr. Oliver’s love for veterinary medicine started young. Growing up in Adrian, Michigan, she tagged along on farm...

Recently, a bat in Fulton County, Ohio tested positive for rabies , raising concern for both humans and pets in our community. In this...

Celebrate National Dog Day with Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services. We provide in-home dog care, vaccines, and checkups across Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Call 419-345-1093.

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services – Northwest Ohio & Southeast Michigan As temperatures start to drop, it’s a good time to make sure your...

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services – Northwest Ohio & Southeast Michigan Labor Day weekend is a popular time for road trips, family...

Keep your pets healthy with Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services. We provide convenient, in-home pet vaccinations across Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Call 419-345-1093.

How to Prepare for a Mobile Vet Visit: Tips for a Smooth Appointment At Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services, we love working with clients...

Pet Dehydration Prevention in Summer: How to Keep Animals Safe in the Heat Just like people, animals are vulnerable to...