Chamisa Mobile Veterinary Services

02/05/2026

Hi Friends! Nominations are open for the Best of Santa Fe! We would so much love it if you can nominate your favorite veterinarians!

Nominations are open from Feb. 2nd ~ Feb. 18th. You can vote in each section or category once per day, so come back often! (See more rules here) The top 6 nominees in each category advance to the Best of Santa Fe final voting in March and winners are announced in May. Businesses: Get nominee pro [....

08/18/2024

These beautiful humans of Chamisa Vet are proud to support our new Animal ER at Mosaic Animal Emergency Hospital! We are so excited to have an excellent professional partner for the care of our beloved patients.

05/03/2024

Max is not excited about his nail trim with Maura. 🤪

04/25/2024

An update on the grain free diets and heart disease in dogs. Please do not feed your dog a food containing lentils, chick peas or peas.

A new FDA update provides more information on diet-associated dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). While the specific cause is not yet known, the problem hasn’t gone away

01/31/2024

We are taking new clients and patients over 2 years of age. Housecalls and in office appointments available. Call today! 505-795-2300.

01/23/2024

Tales from the road: wildlife edition: Western Screech Owl resting on a porch. Been visiting this family for over 2 months now. Sleeps all day, leaves to hunt at 5:30pm. Home in the morning before dawn.

11/30/2023

Good morning friends! We are open for business! Call if you need an appointment.

11/29/2023

We have openings for same day appointments for new adult patients as well as home euthanasia. Please call to schedule. 505-795-2300.

11/07/2023

Dr. Amanda is accepting new dog and cat patients older than 10 years in Los Alamos and White Rock. Housecalls scheduled on Fridays! Call today: 505-795-2300!

11/07/2023

Good news! Dr Carolyn and Dr Sabina are accepting new adult dog and cat patients. Call today! 505-795-2300.

10/06/2023

https://www.snakebitefoundation.org/blog/2023/6/13/veterinary-experts-do-not-recommend-the-rattlesnake-vaccine?fbclid=IwAR279Hl6flkIMoLlnTSyT7hxyOdNvMXoFNaB5FX_TiVp6-ZkZb5lWCwLOK!

Every spring, as the weather warms up, we want to shed our winter coats and get out with the dogs onto trails and into open spaces. Unfortunately, as our pooches explore the environment with their noses, they may encounter snakes coming out of brumation. This can cause concerns for dog owners.