Save The Drive
For The Mountains
Total Vet brings veterinarians to homes across El Paso County, from the older streets below Cheyenne Cañon to the newer cul-de-sacs out past Powers. Your dog spends enough time in the back of a vehicle heading somewhere good — a vet appointment doesn't need to be one of those trips.
Mobile vet services in Colorado Springs
Everything an active dog or an indoor cat needs across a year, handled where they live rather than where we park.
Wellness Exams
Head-to-tail checks with real attention to cruciate ligaments and shoulders, because a dog that runs Ute Valley twice a week accumulates wear a sedentary animal never does.
Vaccinations
Rabies and the core series, plus a frank conversation about the rattlesnake vaccine if your walks run through Red Rock Canyon or anywhere below the foothills in summer.
Sick Visits
Sudden limping after a hard weekend, a cough that lingers in dry air, a grass awn buried in a paw. Assessed at home, treated the same visit where we can.
Diagnostics & Labs
Full blood panels, urinalysis and cytology drawn on your floor and processed from the vehicle, so we can discuss the numbers before the appointment is over.
End-of-Life Care
A last visit in the sunny spot by the window, or out on the deck with the ridge in view. Unhurried, family present, and the arrangements afterwards handled by us.
Telehealth
Video follow-ups for patients we already know, which beats bringing a recovering dog back out on a January morning when the roads have iced overnight.
Driveway to den, across the Springs
Boots at the door
Hearthside exam
Rig at the kerb
From Ivywild up to Cordera, the appointment happens at your address, which matters most for the stiff old dog who finds the jump into the back of the truck harder every year.
Why Colorado Springs pet owners choose us
Traditional Clinic
- Loading a sore dog into the truck the day after a long hike
- Powers Boulevard at five with an anxious passenger
- A waiting room full of dogs who all want to say hello
- Rescheduling because the first snow closed everything
- A rushed consult that skips the questions you had
Total Vet Mobile Care
- The vet drives the icy road, not you
- Sore joints get examined without a jump into a vehicle
- Cats stay indoors, unbothered and unmoved
- One clinician tracking your dog's fitness year to year
- Time to actually discuss the hiking plan and the risks
Caring for pets in Colorado Springs
Six thousand feet changes the medicine. Air is thinner and far drier, the sun is stronger than the temperature suggests, and a great many patients here are genuine athletes with the injuries to match.
Thin, dry air
Dogs newly arrived from sea level tire faster and dehydrate quicker than their owners expect. Give a few weeks of easier outings and carry more water than seems necessary.
Snakes and grass awns
Prairie rattlesnakes use the lower trails in warm months, and cheatgrass awns work into paws, ears and noses all summer. Both are worth a conversation before hiking season, not after.
Where dogs actually go
Bear Creek Dog Park has fenced acreage and creek access, Palmer Park's trails run right through town, and Garden of the Gods stays leashed but is walked daily by half the city.
Cats need a licence here
The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region handles licensing, and inside Colorado Springs both dogs and cats over four months must be licensed — in the surrounding county, cats are voluntary.
Colorado Springs Service Area & Pricing
Transparent pricing, with no hidden travel fees within our primary service zones.
Neighborhoods Served
Don't see your neighborhood? Contact us to verify coverage.
Zip Codes Served
Transparent Pricing
Those prices cover getting a doctor to you and examining your animal. Vaccines, laboratory panels and take-home medication are each listed on their own line and priced before we administer them.
Questions Colorado Springs pet owners ask us
For anything that cannot wait for morning, Southern Rockies Animal Emergency & Specialty staffs emergency clinicians continuously, and North Springs Veterinary Referral Center at 10520 White Diamond Point keeps an emergency team on through the night as well.
"Our shepherd blew a cruciate and could barely stand, let alone get into the car. Having the vet come to the house for the assessment and then every recheck afterwards was the only reason it wasn't a nightmare."
Katie B.
Rockrimmon, Colorado Springs, CO