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10/30/2026

Happy Halloween Weekend from Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services!

Wishing all our furry friends and their families a Halloween filled with treats, tail wags, and just the right amount of spooky fun!

Keep these Halloween pet safety tips in mind this Halloween weekend:
🐾 Keep candy out of reach of curious paws
🐾 Make sure costumes are comfortable and pets are supervised while in costume
🐾 Keep pets secure during the Halloween hustle and bustle

Should a medical emergency occur outside of our business hours [Monday-Thursday 9am-5pm] please contact or go to an urgent or ER veterinarian like:

Tracy Veterinary hospital and Urgent Care open Thursdays-Tuesdays (closed wed)

VCA Sacramento open 24/7.

Have a spooktacular Halloween weekend from all of us at Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services

10/06/2026

Our team will be out of office October 14th - October 19th

Our phones will remain open for calls and messages during this time.
Our online pharmacy will also remain available for you pets medication needs.
Please note that in-person appointments and services will be unavailable while we are out of the office.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We will be back and ready to see your four-legged family members on October 20th

-Dr. Marchiondo and Staff at Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services

09/04/2026

Happy Labor Day weekend from all of us at Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services!
This weekend we celebrate the dedication and hard work of everyone who keeps our community running. We hope you have a safe and relaxing holiday.
If you are planning to fire up the grill this Labor Day, remember that many barbecue favorites can be dangerous for our furry family members.
Keep these safety tips in mind:
- Never leave pets unattended near a hot grill
- Never share cooked bones with your pets as they can splinter and cause choking and intestinal injuries.
- Corn cobs are a common cause of intestinal blockages and should always be kept out of reach.
- Foods containing onions, garlic, chives should not be shared with pets as can they can be toxic.
- Grapes and raisins like we typically put in our fruit salads can cause kidney failure in dogs.
- Sugar-free desserts containing xylitol can be extremely toxic. Keep these items out of reach of pets.
- Alcohol can quickly become dangerous for pets, even in small amounts.
- Secure your trash. Greasy leftovers, skewers, foil, and food wrappers can all lead to emergency veterinary visits.
The safest “BBQ treat” for your pet is one prepared just for them, or simply sticking to their regular diet.

Have a fun and safe Labor Day
As a reminder Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services will be closed 9/7/26 in honor of Labor Day.

09/03/2026

About 1 year ago, Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services officially hit the road, and somehow we are already celebrating our first anniversary!
When Alpine first started, we knew we wanted to provide high quality veterinary care in the comfort of our patients homes. What we didn’t know was just how many wonderful families would open their doors to us and how much a mobile veterinarian was needed in our community.
This first year has brought wellness visits, sick pets, dentals, surgeries, diagnostics, feral cat spay and neuter days, new puppies and kittens, senior pets, happy endings, and some of the hardest goodbyes. Every visit has been a little different, and every patient has left an impression on us.
We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has trusted Alpine over this past year. Thank you for welcoming us into your homes, trusting us with your pets, recommending us to friends and family, and allowing us to do what we love every day.
Here’s to one year at Alpine Veterinary Services, and hopefully many more!
Thank you for coming along for the ride!

08/18/2026

Vaccines do more than protect your pet. They can help protect other animals, your family, and our community too!
Dogs and cats don’t all have the same vaccine needs. Their vaccine recommendations can depend on their age, lifestyle, and potential exposure risks.
For dogs, vaccines like DA2PP, Rabies, and Leptospirosis provide important core protection. Vaccines like Bordetella and Canine Influenza may be recommended based on your pet’s individual risk.
For cats FVRCP and Rabies are important core vaccines. FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) is important for kittens and young cats. FeLV is recommended to adult cats depending of their exposure risk.

Is your pet due for vaccines or have questions on your pet’s vaccine needs?
Call Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services
(209)855-3647

07/02/2026

Happy Fourth of July Weekend from all of us at Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services!

We hope you and your family have a fun, safe, and memorable holiday.

As you celebrate, don’t forget that fireworks can be frightening and even dangerous for our furry family members.

Here are a few ways to keep them safe:
-Keep pets indoors during fireworks
-Create a quiet, comfortable space with the TV or music on to help mask loud noises
-Make sure collars, ID tags, and microchip information are up-to-date in case your pet becomes frightened and escapes
-Keep holiday foods, alcohol, fireworks, and glow sticks out of reach

From our family to yours, have a safe and Happy Fourth of July Weekend!

06/30/2026

Heat stroke is a life threatening emergency that happens much faster than many pet owners realize.
As temperatures rise here in Northern California it’s important to recognize warning signs before it’s too late. Excessive panting, heavy drooling, weakness, vomiting, stumbling, or collapse are all signs that your pet needs immediate veterinary attention.

All pets can suffer from heat stroke but some pets that are at higher risk for heat stroke are:
- Brachycephalic breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, and Frenchies
- Puppies and senior pets
- Overweight pets
- Pets with heart or respiratory disease

Here are some tips to help keep your pet safe this summer:
- Always provide access to fresh water and shade
- Check the pavement before walks, it should be comfortable enough to hold the back of your hand on for 7 seconds
- Never leave your pet in a parked vehicle, even for just a few minutes

If you suspect your pet is suffering from heat stroke:
- Move them to a cool area (air conditioning or shade)
- Begin cooling your pet cool (not ice cold) water, never cover your pet with a wet towel as this traps the heat.
- Contact a veterinarian immediately and transport to the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.
- Even if your pet appears to recover they should still be examined; as heat stroke can cause serious damage to your pet’s internal organs.

Stay safe, cool, and never hesitate to reach out if you have concerns about your pet this summer!
Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services
(209)855-3647

06/02/2026

📣🐾Friendly Reminder from Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services!🐾📣

Dr. Marchiondo will be out of office from June 21st through July 7th.

If your pet has a medical concern don’t wait schedule your appointment today.
With Fourth of July approaching, now is also a great time to request noise anxiety medications or calming support for pets sensitive to fireworks.

During Dr. M´s vacation our phone line will be checked regularly to schedule future appointments and our online pharmacy will remain available for prescription requests and home delivery.
Please note: some medications require an up to date exam prior to approval.

Should your pet have a medical emergency during this leave please call
Tracy Veterinary hospital and Urgent Care at (209)831-8387
Open Thursdays-Tuesdays(closed Wed.)
or
VCA Sacramento at (916)362-3111
Open 24/7.

Thank you for planning ahead with us and helping keep your pets happy, healthy, and stress free this summer!

05/21/2026

This weekend we want to pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service of our country. From all of us at Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services, we thank those who made the ultimate sacrifice and hold their families in our thoughts this Memorial Day.

05/11/2026

🐾🌸🌼May is Allergy Awareness Month!🌼🌸🐾
Just like people, pets can struggle with seasonal allergies too; especially in the Central Valley.
Keep an eye out for signs like:
-Excessive scratching or licking
-Paw chewing
-Ear infections, smelly ears or head shaking
-Red or irritated skin
-Hair loss or hot spots

Allergies can make pets uncomfortable, and symptoms can worsen overtime if left untreated.
Our team at Alpine Mobile Veterinary Services can evaluate your pet from the comfort of your home and help create a treatment plan tailored to your pet’s needs.
Contact us at (209)855-3647 to schedule your at-home appointment today!🐶🐱

Address

793 S Tracy Boulevard #176
Tracy, CA
95376

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12098553647

Website

http://alpinemobilevetservices.com/

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