Oliver Mobile Veterinary Service

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Service Comprehensive veterinary care for your cats, dogs and horses right in the comfort of your home or barn.
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Mobile Veterinary Service for your small animals and horses. We take a comprehensive approach to your pets health care. Examinations at home are less stressful and relaxed and allow an accurate picture of your pet in its typical environment. In addition, it allows Dr. Oliver to focus on excellent customer service for the client and their pets.

Animals are very good at hiding discomfort, illness, and subtle changes in their health.That is why wellness exams are i...
06/17/2026

Animals are very good at hiding discomfort, illness, and subtle changes in their health.

That is why wellness exams are important, even when your dog, cat, or horse seems completely fine. Regular checkups give your veterinarian a chance to catch small changes early, talk through any concerns, and help keep your animal feeling their best.

During a wellness visit, your veterinarian may review things like:
• Weight and body condition
• Skin, ears, eyes, and dental health
• Mobility and comfort
• Vaccination needs
• Parasite prevention
• Nutrition and behavior changes
• Seasonal concerns for horses and pets

Mobile veterinary care can also make appointments less stressful for animals who are more comfortable at home or in the barn.

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services provides care for dogs, cats, and horses throughout Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.

To schedule an appointment, call 419.345.1093.

Summer weather can be hard on animals, especially during hot, humid days.As temperatures rise, it is important to keep a...
06/10/2026

Summer weather can be hard on animals, especially during hot, humid days.

As temperatures rise, it is important to keep a close eye on dogs, cats, and horses. Heat stress can happen quickly, especially for senior animals, young animals, overweight pets, animals with breathing issues, and horses working or turned out in full sun.

A few summer safety reminders:
• Provide fresh water at all times
• Make sure animals have access to shade
• Avoid walking dogs on hot pavement
• Exercise pets and horses during the cooler parts of the day
• Never leave pets in a parked vehicle
• Watch for heavy panting, weakness, drooling, confusion, or distress

If something seems off, it is always better to ask early instead of waiting.

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services provides mobile veterinary care for dogs, cats, and horses throughout Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.

To schedule an appointment, call 419.345.1093.

Our hearts are with everyone impacted by the tragic events at the Old West End Festival this past weekend. We have many ...
06/09/2026

Our hearts are with everyone impacted by the tragic events at the Old West End Festival this past weekend. We have many clients, friends, and families we work with in the Old West End community, and we are thinking of you during this difficult time. Please take care of one another. ❤️

The Fourth of July can be a stressful time for many pets between the fireworks, loud noises, visitors, travel, and chang...
06/04/2026

The Fourth of July can be a stressful time for many pets between the fireworks, loud noises, visitors, travel, and changes in routine. This can be overwhelming, especially for pets who already struggle with anxiety during storms or celebrations.

If your pet may need medication or support before the holiday, now is the time to schedule an appointment. Planning ahead gives your veterinarian time to evaluate your pet, discuss safe options, and make sure you have what you need before the fireworks begin.

A few pet safety tips to keep in mind:
• Keep pets indoors during fireworks
• Make sure collars and ID tags are secure and up to date
• Create a quiet, comfortable space away from windows and loud noise
• Do not bring pets to fireworks displays
• Keep doors, gates, and windows secured when guests are coming and going
• Watch for dropped food, alcohol, sparklers, glow sticks, and other holiday hazards
• Take dogs out for potty breaks before fireworks begin
• Never give human medication to your pet unless directed by your veterinarian

To schedule an appointment, call 419.345.1093.

Losing a beloved animal is one of the hardest parts of loving them.For many families, pets and horses are part of daily ...
06/03/2026

Losing a beloved animal is one of the hardest parts of loving them.

For many families, pets and horses are part of daily life, routines, memories, and family stories. When that bond changes or comes to an end, the grief can feel very real and very heavy.
The American Association of Equine Practitioners has shared a helpful list of pet loss and grief support resources, including hotlines, support groups, and online resources for those who need someone to talk to.

These resources are not emergency mental health services, but they may be a helpful place to start for anyone navigating the loss of a pet or horse.

You can view the full list here: https://aaep.org/resource/pet-loss-and-grief-management-resources/

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services is here to support families through every stage of care, including the difficult moments.

Spring is a great time for horse owners to review their vaccination plan.The American Association of Equine Practitioner...
05/27/2026

Spring is a great time for horse owners to review their vaccination plan.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners, also known as AAEP, provides an Adult Horse Vaccination Chart that separates vaccines into two main categories: core vaccinations and risk-based vaccinations.

Core vaccinations are recommended for all horses because they protect against diseases that may be widespread, severe, contagious, legally required, or have public health importance. Risk-based vaccines depend on the individual horse, travel schedule, exposure risk, age, use, region, and overall health.

This is why horse vaccine plans should be developed with a veterinarian. A pasture companion, broodmare, show horse, trail horse, and frequently traveling performance horse may not all need the same exact vaccine plan.

The AAEP chart is a helpful resource for horse owners, but it is not a replacement for a veterinary recommendation based on your horse’s specific needs.

View the AAEP Adult Horse Vaccination Chart here:
https://aaep.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Revised-Adult-Horse-Vaccine-Chart-FINAL-2026.pdf

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services provides equine care throughout Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.

To schedule, call 419.345.1093.

May 20 is National Rescue Dog Day, a day set aside to raise awareness for shelter dogs, encourage adoption, and honor th...
05/20/2026

May 20 is National Rescue Dog Day, a day set aside to raise awareness for shelter dogs, encourage adoption, and honor the incredible impact rescue dogs have on the lives of the people who love them.

Founded in 2018, National Rescue Dog Day helps shine a light on dogs who have been abused, abandoned, surrendered, or overlooked, and reminds us that so many of them are waiting for a second chance.

Rescue dogs come with all kinds of stories. Some need time, patience, training, and medical care as they adjust to a new home. Others seem to know right away that they have found their person. Either way, they deserve compassion, consistency, and the chance to feel safe.

If you have recently adopted a rescue dog, a veterinary visit is an important first step. A wellness exam can help review vaccine history, parasite prevention, nutrition, behavior concerns, dental health, and any medical needs that may not be obvious right away.

Share your rescue dog in the comments!

Flea and tick prevention is not one size fits all!What works well for one pet may not be the best choice for another. A ...
05/15/2026

Flea and tick prevention is not one size fits all!

What works well for one pet may not be the best choice for another. A dog who spends time hiking, running through tall grass, visiting dog parks, or living with other pets may need a different prevention plan than a mostly indoor cat or a senior pet with health concerns.

Age, weight, species, lifestyle, medical history, and household exposure all matter when choosing the right product.

This is especially important for cats, because some flea and tick products made for dogs can be dangerous for them. Before choosing an over the counter product, it is always best to talk with your veterinarian first.

At Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services, we help pet owners choose prevention that makes sense for their animal, their home, and their lifestyle.

To schedule a visit, call 419.345.1093.

Spring pasture can be a wonderful thing for horses, but for some, especially those with metabolic concerns, insulin dysr...
05/11/2026

Spring pasture can be a wonderful thing for horses, but for some, especially those with metabolic concerns, insulin dysregulation, or a history of laminitis, lush grass can create real risks.

This article from The Horse does a great job explaining how pasture sugars change throughout the day, why some grasses may be higher risk, and how grazing plans may need to be adjusted for certain horses. It also notes that sugar levels are often lowest just before sunrise and can peak later in the day after photosynthesis.

A few helpful takeaways for horse owners:
• Pasture is not automatically bad for every horse
• Horses with EMS, insulin dysregulation, or laminitis history may need closer management
• Grazing time, grass type, season, weather, and plant stress can all matter
• A grazing muzzle, limited turnout, or shaded pasture area may help reduce risk for some horses
• Hay testing is often more reliable than trying to guess pasture sugar levels

Every horse is different, so pasture access should be based on the individual horse’s health, body condition, workload, and risk factors.

Read the full article here:
https://thehorse.com/1130158/plant-structure-pasture-sugars-and-safer-grazing-practices/

Oliver Mobile Veterinary Services
419.345.1093

If your pet could talk, they would definitely say, “You are the best mom ever.”Happy Mother’s Day to the women who love,...
05/10/2026

If your pet could talk, they would definitely say, “You are the best mom ever.”

Happy Mother’s Day to the women who love, care for, and spoil their pets like family. From the early morning feedings to the late-night worries, the muddy paws, the vet visits, the treats, the snuggles, and everything in between, your love does not go unnoticed!

Wishing a Happy Mother’s Day to all the dog moms, cat moms, horse moms, and animal-loving moms out there.

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Toledo, OH
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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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