Dogs
Rabies, DHPP, Bordetella and other lifestyle-based vaccines may be recommended after the veterinarian reviews travel, boarding, grooming and outdoor exposure.
Vaccines selected for your pet—not a one-size-fits-all list
Vaccination decisions should reflect your pet’s age, medical history, lifestyle and exposure risk. Valet Vet follows current canine and feline vaccination guidance while avoiding unnecessary stress and unnecessary treatment.
Cats
FVRCP, rabies and FeLV recommendations consider age, indoor or outdoor lifestyle, household exposure and prior vaccine history.
Wellness Club
Core vaccinations are included in Valet Vet’s Annual Wellness Club, along with scheduled preventive care and included services based on the selected plan.
What happens during an in-home vaccination visit?
- Records and history: We review previous vaccines, medications, reactions and current concerns.
- Veterinary examination: Your doctor performs a head-to-tail assessment before recommending vaccination.
- Personalized plan: We explain which vaccines are recommended, optional or not currently needed.
- Low-stress administration: The team works at your pet’s pace in a familiar environment.
- Aftercare guidance: You receive clear instructions about common mild effects and when to call us.
A mobile appointment is not a substitute for emergency care. If your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, use our emergency hospital guide.
Who benefits from mobile vaccinations?
Anxious pets
A familiar room can reduce car-ride, carrier and waiting-room stress.
Multi-pet families
Coordinating preventive care at home can simplify visits for several dogs or cats.
Senior pets and busy families
In-home care reduces travel while allowing an individualized health and vaccine review.
Mobile vaccination questions
Which vaccines can Valet Vet give at home?
Our veterinarians provide core and lifestyle-based vaccines for dogs and cats, including rabies, DHPP, Bordetella, FVRCP, and FeLV when medically appropriate. Your doctor recommends vaccines after reviewing age, health history, lifestyle, and exposure risk.
Does my pet need an examination before vaccination?
Yes. A veterinary examination helps confirm that vaccination is appropriate that day and gives your doctor an opportunity to review prior records, current medications, and any health changes.
Can anxious or senior pets receive vaccines at home?
Often, yes. In-home care avoids the car ride and waiting room and lets the veterinarian work at your pet’s pace. Senior pets receive an individualized risk-and-benefit review before vaccination.
How much does a mobile vaccination visit cost?
Cost depends on the examination, vaccines selected, travel area, and any additional care requested. Valet Vet confirms the visit details before your appointment, and Annual Wellness Club plans include core vaccinations.
When should my pet go to a hospital instead?
Trouble breathing, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, repeated seizures, severe trauma, or another rapidly worsening emergency needs an emergency hospital rather than a routine mobile vaccine appointment.
Ready for preventive care at home?
Valet Vet serves Phoenix and surrounding communities across our mapped service area. Visit our complete services page or book an in-home appointment.
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