At Vet On Wheels, we aim to provide a caring environment to support you and your pet’s physical and emotional needs, especially in the face of terminal and chronic illnesses. We focus on improving quality of life through improving the comfort of your pet at the end of life.
Read MoreChinese Herbal Therapy is an important part of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM). Herbal formulas consisting of a combination of single-herbs been passed down through thousands of years, and are used to correct imbalances underlying a disease pattern and to promote the body’s ability to heal itself.
Read MoreOur mobile veterinary clinic is well-equipped to carry out annual examinations and diagnostic checks that most conventional clinics do. We treat all breeds of dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters and guinea pigs.
Read MoreAcupuncture is one of the 4 main components of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM). It involves the stimulation of specific points on the body, usually by insertion of thin sterile needles but sometimes with electro-stimulation or a laser device. These acupuncture points help trigger a healing response when stimulated, as they are linked to various parts of the body and organs by channels called meridiens.
Read MoreOur mobile service allows your pet to be provided with oxygen in a modified oxygen cage, so that your pet in respiratory distress may be transported to a 24 hour hospital for monitoring and further diagnostics.
Read MoreUsing our knowledge and understanding of TCM properties of food, we are able to help recommend foods that will work hand in hand with the medical treatment your pet is receiving, to bring your pet’s health into balance in the long-term. For pet parents who want to get involved in cooking, we have resources that help formulate a balanced recipe to feed your pet.
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