Southwest Florida's Premier House-Call Veterinary Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Why use a housecall veterinarian?
Some pets become extremely distressed from a car ride or spending time in the waiting room of a busy veterinary hospital. Some pets are difficult to move due to size or illness, and for some owners, busy schedules make office visits a challenge. Senior citizens and multi-pet owners can also benefit from a house-call service.
What should I expect during my veterinary housecall?
Our team will meet with you and your pet at your home to perform a comprehensive wellness exam and any necessary diagnostic tests. After reviewing information about your petʼs lifestyle and any of your concerns, we will perform the exam and then discuss the findings and our recommendations.
We are happy to discuss or forward any medical information to other veterinarians, including specialists if necessary.
How should I prepare for my housecall appointment?
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Gather any veterinary records for you pet, including vaccination dates and prescription medication info.
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Keep your pet's schedule as routine as possible prior to our visit.
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Have your pet's collar and leash available.
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Contact your community's guard gate to allow our team to access to your community, if gated.
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Please notify us in advance of any special circumstances, ie., shy/aggressive pet, gate access codes, etc.
What is the best way to get in touch with your team?
Our contact email address is : royalvetcare@gmail.com
Please provide as much details as you can when contacting us, including your full name, address, contact phone number and best time to contact you. List the reason you are contacting us ( routine wellness visit, in-home euthanasia, treatments, vaccinations or medication refills) and the name, age, sex, breed, weight,color of your pet that you are requesting our services.
Calls can be made to 239-331-0976. If we are unable to answer to your call, please leave a detailed voicemail with your name, phone number and the reason why are you contacting us. Callbacks will be made as soon as possible for urgent concerns of Royal Veterinary Care clientele.
For after-hours emergencies, please contact the closest emergency veterinary hospital immediately and notify them about your arrival :
Emergency Pet Hospital Of Collier County
6530 Dudley Drive, Naples, FL, 34105
(239)-263-8010
www.naplesemergencypet.com
Southwest Florida Veterinary Specialists - Open 24 Hours
28400 Old 41 Road, Suite 1, Bonita Springs, FL, 34135
(239)-992-8387
www.swfvs.com
Specialized Veterinary Services - Open 24 Hours
9500 Marketplace Road, Fort Myers, FL, 33912
(239)-947-0588
www.svsfl.com
Animal Specialty Hospital of Florida - Open 24 Hours
10130 Market St #1, Naples, FL 34102
(239) 263-0480
Florida Veterinary Referral Center & 24-Hour Emergency and Critical Care
What if my pet needs an x-ray or surgery?
If your pet will need an x-ray, ultrasound, any type of surgical or diagnostic procedure that we are not able to perform, we will refer you to a specialty hospital.