Miller Mobile Veterinary Service

08/08/2019

Heads up: Dr. Miller will be traveling out of state for a continuing education conference from Monday 8/12/19 through Wednesday 8/14/19, and will be unavailable for appointments those dates.

01/23/2019

Here's an update on Diet-Associated Dilated Cardiomyopathy in dogs - we're finding it is NOT ONLY related to grain-free diets. There are still a lot of questions related to this disease process, but there are a lot of great people working on figuring it all out! If you have a dog that has been eating grain-free/boutique diets for some time and would like them evaluated, please let me know!

Dr. Freeman provides an update on diet-associated dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs

12/24/2018

Merry Christmas from MMVS! I'd like to thank all of my wonderful clients and patients, both new and old, that have made 2018 a busy and rewarding year - I've never been more proud to be a veterinarian, and that's thanks to all of you. Here's to continued greatness in 2019!

08/06/2018

August is National Immunization Awareness Month - do you have pets that need vaccinations? Has it been awhile since they've seen a vet, and you're just not sure what they need? Let's talk about it - I can tailor a vaccine plan for your pet(s) based on lifestyle and exposure risks - send me a PM if you have any questions or you'd like to set up an appointment!

05/09/2018

It's that time of year again - fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes are coming out in full force. Not only are they annoying, but they can also spread serious diseases to our pets. We have many ways to protect our pets from these pests and the diseases they carry. Are your pets protected? If not, I can help! Plus, there are some great new products available that are more effective than ever - to set up an appointment and get your pets the protection they need, give me a shout!

01/10/2018

Time for ANOTHER GIVEAWAY!! Enter for a FREE MICROCHIP IMPLANTATION! Do you have a pet dog or cat you'd like to get microchipped for easy, permanent identification? Do you like FREE stuff? All you have to do is LIKE my page, SHARE this post, and COMMENT on the original post with your pet's name. A random winner will be chosen on FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th at 5:00pm. Good luck!

01/05/2018

Do you have any pets that are due for veterinary care, but you'd rather not brave the deep freeze of winter to haul them to the clinic? Wouldn't you rather just hang out at home with your favorite beverage while your pets' veterinary needs are addressed for you in the comfort of your own home? Are you in Plainview/Elgin/Millville, Rochester, or surrounding areas? I can help! If you have a pet or pets that could benefit from a house-call veterinary visit, send a PM or call/text (507) 601-7476!

11/15/2017

November is National Pet Diabetes Month - Diabetes is a common condition we see, especially in pets that are overweight and older. It is a disease that affects the body's ability to use glucose to feed cells through lack of or resistance to insulin, making the pet burn up its fat and muscle stores for energy instead. The extra glucose in the bloodstream can't make its way into the cells, so it is filtered out through the kidneys into the urine. This makes pets extra thirsty, so they drink lots of water, diluting out their urine. More water drinking = more urine produced = more potty breaks (and sometimes accidents in the house). Glucose (sugar) in the urine is a great food source for bacteria, so urinary tract infections are common in diabetic patients. The good news? Diabetes CAN be managed! If you have a pet you're concerned may have diabetes (or any other condition for that matter), let me know!

11/04/2017

Thank you to everyone that participated in the Free Microchip contest, and congrats to our lucky winner, Mikayla Doane! No worries if you didn't win this time, as I'll be doing plenty more contests and giveaways just like this one. Stay tuned!

10/27/2017

With Halloween right around the corner, it's important to remember to keep the stash of candy and treats out of reach from our furry family members. Chocolate and the sweetener xylitol are toxic to dogs, but there are other dangers to be aware of - check out the Pet Poison Helpline site here for more info! https://tinyurl.com/y8wljrhj

10/24/2017

GIVEAWAY AHEAD: Enter for a FREE MICROCHIP IMPLANTATION! Do you have a pet dog or cat you'd like to get microchipped for easy, permanent identification? Do you like FREE stuff? All you have to do is LIKE my page, SHARE this post, and COMMENT on the original post with your pet's name. A random winner will be chosen on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd at 5:00pm. Good luck!