Vaccinations & Pet Health Care -- Mobile Veterinary Clinic in Globe

Rabies, Bordatella, Micro-Chipping?

Mobile Pet Clinic Sundays Aug. 7 & 21

Gila County Animal Care & Control reminds dog owners that an up-to-date rabies vaccine is required for your dog to be licensed - and that annual license is required by law. A license is essential to prove ownership if your stray dog ends up at the shelter. Are your pets microchipped? If they aren’t, be aware that only 22-percent of lost dogs without a microchip get reunited with the anxious owners who love them, and that number drops to just two percent for stray cats. Low-cost vaccines, preventative care, microchipping as low as $15 and even nail trimming are all available when the PetVet mobile clinic revisits the Tractor Supply store in Claypool two Sundays each month from 2:30-4:00 p.m.; upcoming dates are Aug. 7 and 21 – also Sept. 4 and 18. No appointments are needed, but call PetVet Mobile Clinic staff 800-427-7973 if you have questions about specific services -- or visit petvet.vippetcare.com/services-pricing. Keep your dogs and cats protected and up-to-date on vaccines essential to guard against rabies, feline leukemia, bordatella, and distemper. Did you know there's even a snakebite vaccine that can help dogs survive being bitten by a rattler? Pre-treatment with the snakebite vaccine also reduces your pet’s pain and suffering - and the overall cost of treatment if bitten, too. Call mobile clinic staff 800-427-7973 if you have questions about specific services -- or visit petvet.vippetcare.com prior to the visit to verify veterinary services available such as microchips (with lifetime registration), urinary tract care and Lyme disease vaccine (check for $15 vaccination discount coupons online, too!)