Vets 2 Your Pets - Southampton

Vets 2 Your Pets is a mobile veterinary service focused on in-home appointments, aimed at reducing the stress some pets experience with travel, waiting rooms, or carriers. Ownership (independent vs group) isn’t stated in the information provided.

Based on the services described on its website, the service is set up mainly for routine and planned care delivered at home—plus at-home euthanasia—rather than true emergency call-outs. Concrete features mentioned include

• •At-home euthanasia, with “urgent and same day call outs” stated as possible (subject to availability).
• •Vaccination and health-check visits at home, including whole-litter visits for breeders (with microchipping included as described on the site).
• •Ongoing medication/treatment support for chronic issues such as arthritis and allergies (specific products named include Cytopoint, Librela, and Solensia).
• •Enquiries being “answered and advised by qualified veterinary nurses” (as stated on the website).

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned on the website include

• •Home-visit veterinary appointments (for dogs, cats, and rabbits)
• •At-home euthanasia for dogs and cats (including urgent/same-day availability stated as possible, subject to availability)
• •Vaccinations
• •Annual boosters and puppy/kitten starter vaccinations at home
• •Breeder/litter vaccinations (kittens/puppies) alongside the mother, with microchipping included as described
• •Health checks and health certificates for litters (as stated)
• •Microchipping
• •Flea and worm treatments
• •Arthritis and allergy treatments/medications, with examples named: Cytopoint, Librela, Solensia
• •Animal health certificates for travel (vaccinations and documentation described)
• •Chemical castration injections for male dogs using a hormonal implant (Suprelorin is named)
• •Veterinary nurse home visits are referenced with examples including nail clipping and anal gland expression

Emergency/out-of-hours arrangements (as stated on the site)

• •The service does not operate an emergency home call-out response
• •It can refer to partner practices
• •Out-of-hours care is described as available via a telemedicine consultation service

People

• •The website states that calls/enquiries are “answered and advised by qualified veterinary nurses.”
• •Veterinarians are described as RCVS registered (no individual clinicians are named in the information provided).