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Bringing mobile advanced surgery to Philadelphia & surrounding areas.

02/27/2023

We've moved pages! 📦

https://www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

Head over to the MOVES page and give us a follow to stay updated! Can’t wait to see you there! ❤🐾

02/13/2023

We’re excited to announce that we are moving pages! 📦

As of February 24, 2023, we will no longer be posting on this account and you will be able to see all of our updates, patient cases and news on our main MOVES page:
https://www.facebook.com/MobileVeterinarySpecialists

Head over to the MOVES page and give us a follow to stay updated! Can’t wait to see you there! ❤🐾

02/10/2023

Board-Certified Surgeon, Dr. Michaela Gruenheid and Veterinary Assistant, Shelley, recently visited Main St. Veterinary Hospital to perform a mass removal on this handsome boy, Saylor, who suffered from multiple masses.

Saylor’s surgery went great and he was such a brave boy! We’re wishing him a quick recovery so he can get back to living his best life!

It was such a pleasure to help this sweet boy, and we loved collaborating with the talented team at Main St. Veterinary. 🎉❤️

02/07/2023

Lily was the absolute sweetest patient! 🥰

Dr. Michaela Gruenheid, Board-Certified Surgeon, and Shelley, Veterinary Assistant, met with Lily for the first time recently at Colmar Veterinary Hospital.

Lily had been experiencing swelling and discomfort in her front paw for quite awhile. After diagnostics, it was determined that a digit (toe) amputation would be the best course of action to help her. ❤️

Her surgery couldn’t have gone better, and we’re wishing her a fast and smooth recovery. She should be feeling so much better soon!

We’re beyond thankful to have taken care of sweet Lily! 💖🐕

02/02/2023

Dr. Michaela Gruenheid, Board-Certified Surgeon, and Shelley, her Veterinary Assistant, visited East Bradford Veterinary Hospital to perform a Bi-lateral MPL surgery on Henry. 🐾🐕

📚VetMed Fact: This surgery stabilizes the kneecap when patients like Henry suffer from a patellar luxation; a condition where the kneecap moves out of its natural position. If left untreated, the movement from the kneecap could predispose to the development of arthritis and can lead to mobility issues.

We are very happy with the outcome of his surgery! This sweet boy will feel so much better now, and we appreciate having the opportunity to participate in his care. Thank you to our friends at East Bradford! We hope to visit again very soon.

Happy healing, Henry! ❤️

01/31/2023

Can we show some love in the comments for Riley? 😍👏

His owner, Dr. Osborn of East Bradford Veterinary Hospital, recently invited board-certified surgeon, Dr. Michaela Gruenheid and her assistant, Shelley, to perform a procedure for Riley.

He was diagnosed with a bladder mass and required a partial Cystectomy. His surgery went very well and Dr. Gruenheid was able to successfully remove the mass. Although this mass will most likely come back, Riley now has a better chance at a higher quality of life.

It was such a pleasure and we’re so thankful for the team at East Bradford for allowing us to participate in the care of such a precious and well-loved patient! ❤️

We love Riley and we’re wishing him a speedy recovery! 🐶

01/27/2023

This pretty, lively girl wasn’t happy with a torn cruciate slowing her down, so we stepped in to help! ❤️🐶

Maycee came to see our Board-Certified Surgeon, Dr. Michaela Gruenheid and her Veterinary Assistant, Shelley, at the always wonderful Ark Animal Hospital of Chalfont for a TPLO.

📚VetMed Fact: Very similar to humans, dogs commonly suffer from injuries to the ligaments (Cranial Cruciate Ligament) and the cartilage (Meniscus) within the knee. Once these tissues are damaged, the knee becomes unstable and this leads to the development of swelling (effusion) within the joint.

Maycee was an amazing patient and her surgery couldn’t have gone better! We’ll be happy to see her getting back to her energetic self very soon. We want to extend a huge thank you to the incredible doctors and staff at Ark Animal Hospital for trusting us with your patient’s needs. 👏🎉

01/24/2023

This beautiful Vizsla (with a frosted face!) is Remi. We had a lot of snuggles and kisses! 🥰🐾

Dr. Gruenheid, a Board-Certified Surgeon, and Shelley, a Fear Free Certified Veterinary Assistant visited Steinbach Veterinary Hospital to see Remi. He needed a TPLO procedure to help stabilize his knee joint.

🏥 VetMed Fact: Very similar to humans, dogs commonly suffer from injuries to the ligaments (Cranial Cruciate Ligament) and the cartilage (Meniscus) within the knee. Once these tissues are damaged, the knee becomes unstable and this leads to the development of swelling (effusion) within the joint. Overtime, arthritis will form, so not only will mobility be affected but the condition is painful.

Remi was the most handsome and sweet guy who did great for his procedure. We are grateful for having the opportunity to participate in his care and are wishing Remi a speedy recovery! 🐾❤️🎉

01/19/2023

Dr. Gruenheid and Shelley visited Steinbach Veterinary Hospital to perform a Bilateral MPL surgery on Shadow.

🏥 VetMed Fact: MPL surgery stabilizes the kneecaps when patients like Shadow suffer from a patellar luxation; a condition where the kneecap moves out of its natural position. If left untreated, the movement from the kneecap could predispose to the development of arthritis and can lead to mobility issues.

Shadow was the most wonderful patient and the surgery was a success! This sweet boy will feel so much better now, and we appreciate having the opportunity to participate in his care! 💜🐶

01/17/2023

How cute is Miss Lola?

Dr. Gruenheid and her veterinary Assistant, Shelley visited this sweetie pie at Brandywine Valley Veterinary Hospital. It’s always such a pleasure going to Brandywine Valley, because the team is amazing and their hospital is beautiful! 😍

Sweet Lola had an injury to the ligament within her knee and needed a TPLO procedure to help stabilize her knee joint.

🏥 VetMed Fact: Very similar to humans, dogs commonly suffer from injuries to the ligaments (Cranial Cruciate Ligament) and the cartilage (Meniscus) within the knee. Once these tissues are damaged, the knee becomes unstable and this leads to the development of swelling (effusion) within the joint. Overtime, arthritis will form, so not only will mobility be affected but the condition is painful.

Dr. Gruenheid successfully completed this procedure, and we are grateful for having the opportunity to participate in her care. We are wishing Lola a speedy recovery! 🐾❤️🎉

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Charlotte, NC

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Monday	7am - 8pm
Tuesday	7am - 8pm
Wednesday	7am - 8pm
Thursday	7am - 8pm
Friday	7am - 8pm

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https://www.vetmoves.com/philadelphia/

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Dr. Mundy grew up in Zambia and was educated in England. She received her Masters in Geography and Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Cambridge University, England in 2005. She then went on to complete a rotating small animal internship at The Royal Veterinary College in London, England in 2006. As well as academic pursuits she presented several syndicated animal TV shows for the BBC. Dr. Mundy pursued her interest in ophthalmology by completing a prestigious Fellowship in Comparative Ophthalmic Pathology (COPLOW) at the University of Wisconsin Veterinary / Medical School in Madison, Wisconsin in 2008. She is one of 22 people worldwide who have been awarded a COPLOW fellowship.

Dr. Mundy completed a Comparative Ophthalmology Residency at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY in July 2012. She has experience working in private practice in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. She was lead ophthalmologist for the NYPD (police dogs and bomb squad dogs), Animal Care and Control of NYC, A.S.P.C.A. and Yorkie 911 rescue group. Dr. Mundy has been involved in basic sciences as a consultant for viewpoint therapeutics. Dr. Mundy joined University of Philadelphia, Ryan Veterinary School in September 2016.

Dr. Mundy’s interests include clinical, surgical & comparative ophthalmology as well as ocular neoplastic and inflammatory processes. She has been awarded research grants both from the European Society of Veterinary Ophthalmologists and American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists to pursue these interests. Dr. Mundy is proficient in procedures such as lens surgery (including cataract surgery), eyelid surgery, cornea / conjunctival surgery as well as medical management of various ophthalmic diseases.

Dr. Mundy joined MOVES in early 2020.