Harmony Mobile Veterinary Clinic, PLLC

08/09/2026

🐶Your Harmony team loves caring for your pets!  We were glad to have Morgan join us again this summer and wish her well as she returns to school at Alma College next week! 😺

07/01/2026

07/01/2026

Dogs loving a spin in the Mustang 😎☀️🐶
Photo credit: Molly Bonacci

05/12/2026

Annie, Piper and Gus hanging out in the clinic 🐶🐾😻

04/29/2026

Annie is feeling fabulous after her chemo and cancer vaccine yesterday at University of Wisconsin. Annie is part of a cutting edge clinical trial to help dogs fight cancer as she also fights her own cancer battle. Please send positive vibes her way and to her people, Molly and Joe who love her dearly! More information to follow ❤️

04/08/2026

🌿 SPRING REMINDER! 🌿
Blastomycosis (Blastos) is a fungal infection that easily infects dogs and humans in the Upper Peninsula, but most people don't even know it exists. Or that Drummond, along with many areas across the EUP are considered “hot spots” for Blastomycosis.
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How can you protect yourself from contracting Blastomycosis?
* Wear a disposable NIOSH H100 approved hepa filter dust mask (available at your local home improvement store), gloves, proper footwear, long pants and a long sleeve shirt when working in moist areas, or digging in soil were fungus may grow such as crawl spaces, under porches, sheds etc.
* If you have an organ transplant, cancer, HIV/AIDS, or are otherwise immune-suppressed, discuss with your physician regarding the advisability of avoiding activities that involve close contact with the soil in areas suspected to have Blastomycosis present.
* Avoid allowing piles of rotten wood to accumulate under, or in close proximity to, your home or camp.
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How can you protect your dog(s)?
* Since it's impossible to keep a dog inside at all times the best thing to do is just be aware that blasto is out there and try to avoid cedar swamps, newly tilled soil and/or rotten wood.
* If you see signs of respiratory trouble or any kind of skin lesion, it's best to get to the veterinarian's office as soon as possible — symptoms can take anywhere from 3 to 15 weeks to show up in your dog.
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Infographic credit: Marshfield Clinic and the Center for Disease Control

04/06/2026

It’s still looking like Christmas here rather than Easter! 🐣 🌷❄️

04/03/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/175BpzN9T6/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Oakland County health officials are encouraging residents to vaccinate their pets after a skunk bit someone late last week and eventually tested positive for rabies.

More information at the link in the comments.