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Arizona Mobile Vet

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Arizona Mobile Vet

Livestock and equine veterinary services, both routine and emergency, for San Tan Valley and beyond.
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We are based in Queen Creek and regularly service Coolidge, Casa Grande, Apache Junction, Chandler, and Gilbert. We are a mobile veterinary practice providing high quality routine, preventative, and emergency services for livestock throughout Arizona. Our 100% ambulatory clinic regularly services Queen Creek, Coolidge, New River, Apache Junction and Buckeye.

08/30/2025

🥳 Arizona Mobile Vet is here for all your flock’s needs! We offer a variety of services from Wellness Exams to Fertility Testing and Lap AI surgery. Best part? We come to YOU!

💬 Let’s talk about your flock, book your farm call today!

☎️480-707-2214
💻www.arizonamobilevet.com

08/26/2025

🐩 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐃𝐨𝐠 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🐕

Post a picture of your furry friend in the comments 🐶

Arizona Mobile Veterinary Practice
☎️ 480-707-2214
Serving the Queen Creek area & beyond
🔗 arizonamobilevet.com

08/25/2025

🐐 𝙒𝙃𝙔 𝘼𝙍𝙀 𝙂𝙊𝘼𝙏𝙎 𝘿𝙄𝙎𝘽𝙐𝘿𝘿𝙀𝘿? 🐐

Horns are beneficial for protection from predators and heat dissipation. However, horns can cause problems for producers when they are handling goats, and horned goats can injure other goats in shared housing.

During the first week of life is the best time to disbud your goat kid or calf. We provide pain management for each animal. The animal is sedated and the area is blocked with a local anesthetic. We shave and prep the area. A disbudding iron and scalpel is used to surgically remove the horn bud. The area is sprayed with aluminum bandage and the anesthesia is reversed.

Ready for an appointment? Call or fill out a “contact us” form on our website!
☎️ 480-707-2214
🔗 arizonamobilevet.com

08/22/2025

Did you know…? 🤔

Our mobile surgery unit is a fully equipped surgical suite! The trailer is set up with gas anesthesia, temperature control, monitoring, and surgical lighting. We routinely perform mini pig spay/neuter and utilize it for c-section in pigs and small ruminants.

Need to have your pig spayed or neutered?
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗰𝘁 𝘂𝘀 𝗮𝘁:
☎ 480-707-2214
📧Or, fill out an inquiry form at arizonamobilevet.com/contact-us

08/21/2025

🚑 Need a vet? Arizona Mobile Vet is proud to serve the East Valley and beyond. We can be your vet for all your livestock needs! 🐮🐐🐷🦙🐴🐏

Large herd? We can help.
Small herd? We can help.
Production livestock? We can help.
Backyard livestock? We can help.
Pet livestock? We can help.
Showstock? We can help!

Give us a call at 480-707-2214 or submit an appointment request at www.arizonamobilevet.com

08/18/2025

Got Camelids? AZMVP has you covered 😎

🐪 Arizona Mobile Vet is proud to be one of the few veterinary practices in the state of Arizona who treats these cute long-necked critters.

🦙 From surgical castration/neutering services, laceration repair, wellness exams, vaccinations, and health certificates, we cover all the bases to help keep your beloved Camelids in their best health! 🩺 💉

☎️480-707-2214
💻Arizonamobilevet.com

08/17/2025

Have you scheduled your horse’s yearly dental with AZMVP?? 🦷🐴

Let’s get your horses on the books! ⬇️
Arizona Mobile Veterinary Practice
☎️ 480-707-2214
Serving the Queen Creek area & beyond
🔗 arizonamobilevet.com

08/14/2025

🪱Parasites can significantly harm your animal’s health. To ensure your animal is not affected by a high parasite burden, we suggest the following steps:

1. Annual individual f***l screenings are recommended.

2. Be proactive! If your livestock shows signs such as lethargy, pale mucous membranes(gums), loose stools, or have a rough coat, it’s time for a test..

3. Our first line of screening is a McMaster’s f***l test. This test will tell us what type of gastrointestinal parasites your animal has and the number of each.

4. Based on these findings, we will customize treatment plans.

This approach helps us avoid general treatments that might not be necessary or effective against specific parasites.

Contact us or visit our website to schedule an appointment today.

☎️480-707-2214
💻arizonamobilevet.com

08/14/2025

As silly as it sounds, the "carrot test" can be used to help diagnose tooth aches in our equine companions.

Equine odontoclastic tooth resorption and hypercementosis (EORTH) is a dental condition that affects the incisors of middle-aged horses and older. As the name suggests, it acts by both resorbing the teeth and then producing large amounts of cementum (a hard substance that anchors the teeth into place).

Clinical signs such as difficulty chewing, teeth discoloration and painful gums are highly suspicious for this disease, but you can also offer your horse a carrot to assess how comfortable they are biting down. If it seems painful for them while biting the carrot, they could have EORTH!

Your veterinarian can do an oral examination and take dental radiographs to confirm the diagnosis. This is a progressive disease so there is no cure, but there are management strategies that can improve their comfort.

If you are concerned that your horse may have EORTH or is experiencing oral pain, contact your veterinarian so that they may further evaluate and suggest treatment options.

Thank you to the Horse Owner Education Committee for providing this information.

08/11/2025

🐂 Our mobile vet practice is dedicated to keeping your livestock healthy and happy. Thank you for the review, Candice!

☎️ 480-707-2214
🔗 arizonamobilevet.com

08/09/2025

We know that hoof health is everything!

Dr. Marricle has nearly 20 years of experience shoeing horses, hoof care is more than part of what we do—it’s part of who we are. As a podiatry-focused clinic, we work closely with farriers to keep your horses (and other species!🐄🐏🐐🐖), sound and comfortable from the ground up. Whether it’s routine hoof care, corrective shoeing, or more advanced lameness cases, we’re here to collaborate and support your farrier with diagnostics, treatment plans, and ongoing care.

🔨 Struggling to find a reliable farrier? You’re not alone—good farriers are in high demand and hard to come by. We’re happy to make recommendations and help you connect with someone we trust.

📸 Swipe to see some of the diagnostic tools we use to support our farrier partners—including radiographs that help us guide trimming and shoeing decisions.

𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗰𝘁 𝘂𝘀 𝗮𝘁:
☎ 480-707-2214
📧Or, fill out an inquiry form at arizonamobilevet.com/contact-us

Address

Hunt Highway
Queen Creek, AZ
85142

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14807072214

Website

http://www.arizonamobilevet.com/

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