Phoenix Veterinary Service: Mobile Vet Nashville, TN

08/26/2025

🐾 Happy National Dog Day, Nashville! 🐾

Today we celebrate our loyal, goofy, snuggly, and tail-wagging best friends — the ones who fill our lives with unconditional love (and a little fur on everything we own). 🐶💛

At Phoenix Veterinary Service, we know your dogs aren’t just pets — they’re family. That’s why our mobile veterinary service comes right to your doorstep, making their care as stress-free and comfortable as possible.

Whether it’s a wellness exam, vaccinations, or senior pet care, we’re here to keep tails wagging all year long.

📸 Drop your favorite dog photo in the comments so we can celebrate your pup today!

✨ Here’s to belly rubs, park adventures, and many more years with our four-legged besties.

🐾 Happy National Dog Day!
— Dr. Mokhtari & the Phoenix Veterinary Service Team

08/22/2025

🐾 It’s Take Your Cat to the Vet Day! 🐾

Let’s be honest… most cats think the carrier is a trap, the car is a torture device, and the vet’s waiting room is the end of the world.

That’s where Phoenix Veterinary Service comes in — we bring the vet to your cat right here in Nashville!
✨ No stressful car rides
✨ No noisy waiting rooms
✨ Your cat stays in their favorite spot (yes, even the windowsill)

Preventive care is key to keeping your feline friend healthy and happy — and with mobile vet care, it’s easier than ever.

📅 Schedule your housecall online today and let us make vet visits a low stress experience for both you and your cat.

🐈💙 Your cat will thank you… in their own, subtle, cat-like way.

https://phoenixveterinaryservice.com/schedule-an-appointment

08/16/2025

🐾 August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month! 🐾

Does your dog or cat seem extra scratchy lately? 🐶🐱
While an occasional itch is normal, constant scratching, licking, or chewing can be a sign of something more serious—like allergies, skin infections, or parasites.

The good news?
There are excellent medical options available to help your pet feel more comfortable—whether it’s parasite prevention, allergy management, or targeted treatments for skin issues. Preventing fleas, ticks, and mites year-round is one of the easiest ways to keep your pet itch-free and healthy.

💡 As a mobile veterinarian in Nashville, TN, Phoenix Veterinary Service can examine your pet in the comfort of your own home, keeping stress low and care convenient.

If your furry friend is feeling extra scratchy, don’t wait—schedule an appointment online today so we can get them back to feeling their best.
📅 https://phoenixveterinaryservice.com/schedule-an-appointment

✨ Because every tail wag (or purr) should be itch-free!

08/13/2025

🌟 We’re feeling the love! 🌟

A huge thank-you to Melissa Edwards for sharing their kind words on Google:

"Even during a very difficult time for us Phoenix Veterinary was kind, compassionate, and understanding. I was so glad to be able to be in our home as we helped our sweet Bailey cross the rainbow bridge. I would definitely recommend for in home vet services."

It’s always our goal to make visits as low stress and compassionate as possible for both pets and their people. 💛

If we’ve had the privilege of caring for your furry family, we’d love for you to share your experience too! Your reviews help other pet parents find us and help us continue doing what we love. 🐾

📍 Phoenix Veterinary Service – Mobile Vet Serving Nashville, TN
📝 Leave a review here: https://g.page/r/CWsOR9WBqcZLEBM/review

08/13/2025

Remember Tennessee has more than double the national average of heartworm infection. This is one of those things that is cheap and easy to prevent and difficult and expensive to treat.

Do you know the signs of heartworm disease in your pet?

08/12/2025

🌟 We’re feeling the love! 🌟

A huge thank-you to Kim Hopper for sharing their kind words on Google:

"This is always hard but they make it so much easier. So compassionate and professional. I can only do it at home now. It is so worth it."

It’s always our goal to make visits as low stress and compassionate as possible for both pets and their people. 💛

If we’ve had the privilege of caring for your furry family, we’d love for you to share your experience too! Your reviews help other pet parents find us and help us continue doing what we love. 🐾

📍 Phoenix Veterinary Service – Mobile Vet Serving Nashville, TN
📝 Leave a review here: https://g.page/r/CWsOR9WBqcZLEBM/review

07/07/2025

🚨 GRAPHIC MEDICAL IMAGE WARNING BELOW 🚨
📣 Client story shared with permission

We want to give a huge shoutout to our colleagues at Elm Hill Vet Clinic, where we performed this emergency surgery on a truly lucky pup.

This beautiful 7-year-old, 40lb hound mix was brought in feeling terrible. The owners thought she might’ve gotten into the trash. But the morning of her appointment, she developed a concerning vaginal discharge. She had seemed “off” for a few days, but that morning marked a sharp decline.

This sweet girl was, unfortunately, a textbook case of pyometra—a life-threatening uterine infection that affects intact (unspayed) female dogs, typically 7–9 years old and often a few weeks post-heat cycle.

🩺 Symptoms can be subtle—not eating, low energy, just seeming “off.” But under the surface, the infection is building.
📊 Diagnostics usually show:
• Very high white blood cell count
• Fever
• Dehydration
• And a dog that just looks and feels awful

Our schedule was full, so we tried to get her into urgent care for immediate surgery, but no clinics were available. We gave her fluids and an injectable antibiotic and had her return the next morning.

Miraculously, even one round of antibiotics helped—she was up and walking again the next day.

🩻 During surgery, we found that her uterus was filled with 2.5 pounds of pus. For comparison, we’ve included an image showing what a normal uterus looks like in a dog her size—and the shocking contrast with her infected uterus.

⚠️ If her treatment had been delayed even a few more hours, she would not have survived.

We are so happy to report that she is now doing great, and her family says she’s completely back to her old self.

🌟 This story is a powerful reminder of the importance of spaying your pets.

Spaying a young, healthy animal—or even an older one who isn’t sick—is far safer than performing emergency surgery on a dog who’s knocking on death’s door.

These loving owners had no idea pyometra was even a risk. Let this be a reminder: knowledge saves lives.

07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day from Phoenix Veterinary Service! 🎆🐾

As you gear up for fireworks and festive cookouts, don’t forget your four-legged family members!

🔥 Fireworks can be terrifying for pets. The loud noises and flashing lights can trigger fear, anxiety, and even panic.
🥩 Cookout foods can also be harmful—bones, fatty meats, onions, grapes, and alcohol are all unsafe for pets.

✅ Tips to keep your pets safe today:

Keep them indoors in a quiet, secure area

Use white noise or calming music to help mask firework sounds

Never leave food or alcohol unattended outside

Double-check ID tags and microchip info just in case

🐕‍🦺 Concerned about your pet’s stress levels or need help managing anxiety? We’re here to help—right at your doorstep. Our mobile veterinary service makes care convenient and less stressful for you and your pet.

📅 Book online any time at your convenience:
https://phoenixveterinaryservice.com/

Wishing you and your pets a safe and peaceful 4th of July! ❤️🤍💙

06/03/2025

Great information

I still have fantastic results with Librela.

We always have to remember that any drug that is focused on an older age group of patients is always going to have more side effects due to concurrent issues (known and unknown)

06/03/2025

I have a sad update, since I know many of you are invested in the story. She actually did great throughout her surgery. However, she went into sudden cardiac arrest and died while in recovery (CPR was attempted but was unsuccessful). the surgeon she was suspicious of cancer in the oviduct and said she was just about to call me and tell me she did well. It was so weirdly quiet yesterday without her talking to me. I have had her 23 years.

A big thank you to Dr. Jennifer Graham and Huntsville Veterinary Specialists and Emergency for all their effort

06/01/2025

A reminder that kitties need flea and tick prevention too. This is a really crappy disease because it is rarely caught in time to treat.

A Williamson County veterinary clinic is warning cat owners about the dangers of a deadly, tick-borne disease after seeing a surge in cases over the last two weeks.

05/23/2025

We said goodbye to our sweet longtime patient, Stella, today.

Run free over the rainbow bridge, precious girl. You were so loved.

Please keep Stella’s family in your thoughts as they grieve this heartbreaking loss.