GoFletch Mobile Vet

04/29/2026

Let’s hear it for Go Fletch Mobile, back as a Top Dog Sponsor for Breakfast at Sniffany’s 2026 🐾

Led by Dr. Fletcher, Go Fletch Mobile brings compassionate, high quality veterinary care directly to pets in the comfort of their own home. With years of experience and a lifelong dedication to animal care, Dr. Fletcher is known throughout Southern Maryland for her professionalism, kindness, and commitment to both pets and their families.

Beyond her practice, she is a strong advocate for local rescue groups and an active supporter of the animal community, always showing up where it matters most 🐶

Learn more: gofletchmobilevet.com

11/06/2025

CALVERT COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ISSUES RABIES ALERT FOR SOLOMONS, LUSBY, AND ST. LEONARD.
Calvert County Health Department is issuing a rabies alert for Solomons, Lusby, and St. Leonard due to three additional confirmed cases of rabies in wild animals. Rabies is a viral disease that is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear, but it is 100% preventable if treated immediately after exposure. The positive cases were identified at these locations and dates:
October 30: A raccoon captured at Dowell Road in Solomons.
November 3: A raccoon captured at Patuxent Drive in Lusby.
November 3: A skunk captured at Toms Lane, St. Leonard.
To protect yourself, your family, and your pets, the Health Department strongly advises the community to take the following precautions:
● Avoid contact with wild animals or stray domestic animals. Do not approach, handle, or feed any wild or stray animals. Teach children to never touch unfamiliar animals.
● Vaccinate your pets. Ensure all cats, dogs, and ferrets have current rabies vaccinations. This is one of the most effective ways to prevent rabies.
● Report strange-acting animals. If you observe a wild or stray animal behaving strangely—such as showing aggression, unusual tameness, or staggering—report it immediately to Animal Control at 410-535-1600, ext 2526. For non-business hour reports, please call 410-535-3491.
● Secure your property. Do not leave pet food or unsecured trash cans outside, as they can attract wildlife to your property.
● Confine pets to your home or yard. Allowing pets to roam freely may increase their risk of being exposed to rabies.
● If you are exposed, act quickly.
- Immediately wash any bites or scratches with soap and running water for 15 minutes.
- Seek medical attention from a healthcare provider.
- Report the exposure to Calvert County Health Department (410-535-5400) and the Calvert County Animal Control (410-535-1600, ext 2526).
For more information about rabies, please visit the Health Department's website at https://www.calverthealth.org/healthupdates/rabies.htm.

10/29/2025

HEALTH OFFICIALS ISSUE RABIES ALERT FOR THE ST. LEONARD AREA:

St. Leonard, MD. Calvert County Health Department is issuing a rabies alert for St. Leonard following confirmed cases of rabies. On October 24, one skunk in the area of St. Leonard Road tested positive for the rabies virus. October 25, another skunk found on the southern end of Mackall Road of St. Leonard tested positive for the rabies virus.
To protect yourself, your family, and your pets, the Health Department advises the community to take the following precautions:
• Vaccinate your pets. Ensure all cats, dogs, and ferrets are up-to-date on their rabies vaccinations. This is one of the most effective protections against rabies.
• Avoid contact with wild animals or stray domestic animals. Do not approach, handle, or feed any wild or stray animals. Teach children to never touch unfamiliar animals.
• Report strange-acting animals. If you see a wild or stray animal acting strangely—such as showing aggression, unusual tameness, or staggering—report it immediately to Animal Control at 410-535-1600, ext 2526.
• Secure your property. Do not leave pet food or unsecured trash cans outside, as they can attract wildlife to your property.
• Confine pets to your home or yard. Allowing pets to roam freely may increase their risk of being exposed to rabies.

If you are exposed, act quickly.
o Immediately wash any bites or scratches with soap and running water for 15 minutes.
o Seek medical attention from a healthcare provider.
o Report the exposure to Calvert County Health Department (410-535-5400) and the Calvert County Animal Control (410-535-1600, ext 2526).
Rabies is a viral disease that is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear, but it is 100% preventable if treated immediately after exposure.
For more information about rabies, please visit the Health Department's website at: https://www.calverthealth.org/healthupdates/rabies.htm

10/23/2025

It’s time to get your pups ready to parade the North Beach Maryland Boardwalk for the annual “Hound of the Town” supporting Calvert Animal Welfare League! 🐾

Dr. Fletcher is on the panel of judges again this year, so come dressed to impress!

We can’t wait to see all the silly, spooky and creative costumes hit the NB boardwalk! 👻🎃🐶

10/17/2025

It’s Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week, and we couldn’t let it pass without celebrating the incredible Audrey! 🥳

If you’ve met Audrey, you’ve experienced her calm, gentle presence and the way your pet instantly feels at ease in her care. She plays an essential role in making each GoFletch house call smooth, thorough and compassionate.

In addition to her work with GoFletch, Audrey is the owner of Aud’s & Ends Pet Services, LLC . She’s known for providing the most professional nail trims and her patience helps every animal feel safe and comfortable from start to finish.🐾 Be sure to check out her page & schedule for no more tip-taps on the floor!

Audrey’s dedication, empathy, and fear free approach embody everything GoFletch stands for. We’re so grateful for her partnership, professionalism, and the love she pours into every patient she meets. 🩷

Help us celebrate Audrey! Drop a ❤️ or a kind word below to show your appreciation for all she does!

10/14/2025

🎉 GoFletch Turns ONE!🎉
& Dr. Fletcher is BACK from Maternity Leave 🩷

One year, over 550 patients, and countless wagging tails - what an incredible journey it’s been. 🐾🩵

From wellness visits to end-of-life care, we’re endlessly grateful for the families who have welcomed us into their homes and trusted us with their beloved pets.

We’re now:
🌈Accepting new patients for in-home end-of-life care only
🐶 Maintaining a WAITLIST for wellness appointments
*Calvert County & Southern Anne Arundel County Only*

📩 Inquiries & Waitlist by Email: [email protected]
Please include your address, pet information, and type of service needed.

🌐 Note: Our website is currently being updated - during this time, all communication will be by email.

We’re especially grateful for your kindness, patience, and support during Dr. Fletcher’s maternity leave. 💟

Thank you for making this first year so meaningful.
We are looking forward to many more miles and providing comfort care along the way. 🐾🩺

With Gratitude,
Dr. Fletcher & Audrey

07/15/2025

✨Welcome to the world, baby Kenni!✨

Dr. Fletcher and her husband Kevin are overjoyed to announce the birth of their daughter,
💗 Kenni Raye Schmidt 💗
Born July 2nd at 4:09 AM
7 lbs 14 oz · 21 inches long

Both mom and baby are doing great and soaking in all the snuggles.
We appreciate your kindness and support as Dr. Fletcher takes time to enjoy these precious early days with her family.

🐾 With love from the GoFletch team

05/25/2025

Doodle Day! 21 fluffy, snuggly Goldendoodle pups? Yes please! 🐾💕 GoFletch Mobile Vet had the best day doing in-home health examinations, microchipping & starting their DA2PP vaccines for this adorable crew from C&C Goldendoodles, LLC. Thank you for trusting us to help get these sweet babies off to a healthy start! 🩺🐶🏡

04/26/2025

🤩A Special Announcement from Mobile Vet

We are excited to share that Dr. Fletcher will be welcoming a new addition to her family and will begin maternity leave starting July 2025!
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To ensure we continue providing the highest level of care to our patients, we are currently accepting a limited number of new clients — servicing ⭐️Northern Calvert County only⭐️.
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If you are interested in becoming part of the GoFletch Mobile Vet family, we encourage you to reach out soon to reserve your spot! 📆

Established clients: Please check your email for more detailed information about care during maternity leave.
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Thank you for your trust, support, and understanding during this joyful time. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to care for your pets and to be part of this wonderful community. 💖🐾

- Dr. Fletcher and the GoFletch Mobile Vet Team

04/11/2025

We’re honored to be part of the Sniffany’s family as a Man’s Best Friend Sponsor for this year’s Breakfast at Sniffany's! 🐾💗🩺

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible team behind this event for welcoming GoFletch Mobile Vet. Supporting local rescues and advocating for compassionate, accessible care is what we’re all about—and we couldn’t be more excited to join this paws-itively wonderful cause! 🐕🥳🧁

Make sure to grab your tickets—this is one event you and your pup won’t want to miss!
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Breakfast at Sniffany's Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/breakfast-at-sniffanys-tickets-1280875736809?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=wsa&aff=ebdsshwebmobile

A huge thank you to Go Fletch Mobile Vet for joining the Sniffany's family as a Man’s Best Friend Sponsor! 🐶💙

Dr. Laura Fletcher, DVM, has dedicated her life to compassionate veterinary care, bringing her expertise right to your doorstep. From her early days volunteering at just 8 years old to serving Southern Maryland with top-notch mobile vet services, Dr. Fletcher continues to be a champion for pets and their families.

Her love for animals extends beyond her practice—she’s a proud board member of Friends of the Linda L. Kelley Animal Shelter and a strong advocate for local rescues.

Learn more about her incredible work at www.gofletchmobilevet.com!