Green Mobile Veterinary Services

Green Mobile Veterinary Services As a mixed animal practice, GMVS provides on-farm, mobile veterinary medicine for current clients.

We also offer haul-in service for both large animals and companion pets. Green Mobile Veterinary Services is dedicated to providing the highest quality medical care. We provide mobile services to equine, bovine and small ruminant patients. Small animal services are limited to preventive care exams, vaccinations/deworming and 'at home' euthanasia. We provide clients with preventative care products: vaccines, dewormers and nutritional supplements.

Summer Breaks — Clinic Closure NoticeWe’re taking two short breaks this summer so our team can rest and recharge after a...
06/20/2026

Summer Breaks — Clinic Closure Notice

We’re taking two short breaks this summer so our team can rest and recharge after a busy spring.
Clinic closed: July 1 – July 7. Reopen: July 8.
Clinic closed: August 3 – August 7. Reopen: Monday, August 10.

Please plan routine appointments, medication refills, and non‑urgent care around these dates. If your pet/animal needs urgent care while we’re closed, call our telephone number and press 3. An RVT will triage your urgent matter and advise where you can seek emergency care.

Thank you for your understanding — we appreciate the chance to refresh so we can continue providing great care for your critters.

Today Dr Green performed a surgical correction for a calf with a re**al prolapse. The prolapse has been repaired, and th...
06/16/2026

Today Dr Green performed a surgical correction for a calf with a re**al prolapse. The prolapse has been repaired, and the calf is recovering under pain control and supportive care. Thanks to prompt veterinary attention, this calf has a much better chance for a full recovery and a comfortable life.

What is a re**al prolapse?

Re**al prolapse occurs when part of the re**al wall protrudes through the a**s. It can range from a small, easily replaced segment to a large, swollen mass of tissue. Causes include straining from diarrhea, coughing, difficult births, or irritants in the lower gastrointestinal tract. Left untreated, the exposed tissue can become swollen, damaged, or infected.

Why surgical correction is important:

Protects the tissue - exposed re**al mucosa is vulnerable to swelling, trauma, and infection; surgery restores normal anatomy and blood flow.

Prevents recurrence - surgical techniques (purse‑string, mucosal resection, or more advanced repairs) reduce the chance the prolapse will happen again.

Addresses underlying problems - surgery allows the veterinarian to evaluate and treat contributing causes such as severe diarrhea or tail injuries.

Improves long‑term outcome - timely surgical repair reduces complications and increases the likelihood the animal will return to normal function.

Today, Dr Green performed a cystotomy to remove a large number of bladder stones that were causing significant discomfor...
06/09/2026

Today, Dr Green performed a cystotomy to remove a large number of bladder stones that were causing significant discomfort for our patient. A cystotomy is a surgical procedure in which the veterinarian makes a controlled incision into the bladder to remove stones or other obstructions. The stones have been removed, the bladder repaired, and the patient is now recovering with appropriate pain control, antibiotics, and supportive care and he should feel much better as he heals.

We’ve attached a photo of the stones (content warning). If your pet is straining to urinate, producing blood in the urine, having frequent attempts to urinate, or showing signs of abdominal pain or lethargy, please contact your veterinarian promptly for assessment. Early diagnosis can prevent complications and improve outcomes.

Please join us in thanking Abigail, a 4th year DVM student from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, who has been...
06/04/2026

Please join us in thanking Abigail, a 4th year DVM student from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, who has been participating in a Primary Care Rotation with us for the past four weeks. She finishes up this Friday and we’ve enjoyed having her energy, curiosity, and hands‑on care in the clinic and out visiting farm clients as well.

Thank you, Abigail; good luck with the rest of your studies, and we hope you’ll visit us again next time you’re in Prince George!

05/29/2026

We are seeing an up-TICK in our area 🦠
Warm weather brings parasite risk: ticks can transmit Lyme and other diseases, and fleas reproduce rapidly — a single flea can lay many eggs and quickly infest a home. Regular, vet‑recommended preventives (topical or oral) are the best defense; we now recommend year‑round protection in areas with variable seasons. If you spot a tick, remove it promptly and contact us for advice.

🌿🐮 Heifer Highlights at Green Mobile Veterinary Services! 🐮We had not one but TWO lovely heifers visit the clinic yester...
05/27/2026

🌿🐮 Heifer Highlights at Green Mobile Veterinary Services! 🐮

We had not one but TWO lovely heifers visit the clinic yesterday for their Artificial Insemination prep.

Dr. Green gave them the full pre‑AI workup, and these girls handled it like absolute queens. A little exam, a little synchronization, a little pampering… all in preparation for meeting a very handsome bull, on paper, of course.

AI is a great way to bring top‑tier genetics into the herd without needing a 2,000‑lb boyfriend hanging around the farm. These two are officially ready for their big moment, and we’re already excited to meet their future calves.

Stay tuned; we’ll be watching for pregnancy glow updates.

If you’re curious about AI timing or breeding management, we’re always happy to chat.

Rosie is feeling much better after her overnight stay and is happily waiting for her ride home.A few tail wags, a couple...
05/23/2026

Rosie is feeling much better after her overnight stay and is happily waiting for her ride home.
A few tail wags, a couple of goodbye kisses, and she’ll be on her way.

🐮 We Have A Very Tiny Visitor at Green Mobile Veterinary Services 🐮We’ve got a super cute little guest staying in the cl...
05/15/2026

🐮 We Have A Very Tiny Visitor at Green Mobile Veterinary Services 🐮

We’ve got a super cute little guest staying in the clinic; a calf so small she’s practically **lamb‑sized**. She’s spending some time here to get stronger before she heads back home to her momma cow.
Undersized calves can happen for a few different reasons, including prematurity, poor placental development, twinning, or nutritional challenges during pregnancy. Sometimes, it’s simply a case of a calf needing a little extra time and support to catch up.
If you were to name a little babe like this, what would you choose for her?

🌟 Happy Veterinary Assistant Week! 🌟This week, we’re celebrating the incredible work our Veterinary Assistants and Veter...
05/14/2026

🌟 Happy Veterinary Assistant Week! 🌟

This week, we’re celebrating the incredible work our Veterinary Assistants and Veterinary Clinic Assistants do every single day at Green Mobile Veterinary Services. Our VAs and VCAs are an integral part of patient care; the calm hands, the steady support, and the compassionate presence that keeps our team moving smoothly.

A special shout‑out goes to Eugenie, who is truly April’s (RVT) wing man when it comes to caring for our patients. Her dedication, skill, and kindness make a difference for every animal we see and every client we support.

We’re grateful for the hard work, long hours, and unwavering commitment our VAs and VCAs bring to the field. Thank you for everything you do 💚🐾

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829-5th Avenue
Prince George, BC
V2L3K5

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+12506403784

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