The Vet Comes to You
in Fort Myers & Lee County
Life on the Caloosahatchee moves at its own pace, and a vet visit should too. Total Vet brings the exam room to porches along McGregor Boulevard, gated lanais in Gateway, and beach cottages out on Estero Island — unhurried, thorough care for pets everywhere in Lee County, without a single car ride.
Mobile vet services in Fort Myers
One doctor, one bag, your driveway. From Whiskey Creek to Pelican Preserve, we handle nearly everything a storefront clinic does — right where your pet already feels safe.
Wellness Exams
Unrushed annual and senior checkups at your kitchen table, tuned to how Southwest Florida's heat and humidity wear on aging joints and skin.
Vaccinations
Rabies and lifestyle shots matched to Lee County's rules, whether your dog swims at Dog Beach or naps through summer in a Colonial condo.
Sick Visits
Limping after a romp at Lakes Park, an ear flare from lanai humidity, tummy trouble after the farmers market — we come diagnose it at home.
Diagnostics & Labs
Blood panels, urinalysis, and heartworm screens drawn on your couch, with results that don't require a second trip down Cleveland Avenue.
End-of-Life Care
When a long life winds down, we help it close gently at home — on the lanai, under the mango tree, wherever your old friend loves to lie.
Telehealth
A video follow-up for patients on our books, handy when season traffic clogs US 41 or you're weighing whether a symptom needs an in-person look.
Under the royal palms, we come to you
Palm-lined welcome
Whiskey Creek exam
Driveway clinic
On the Caloosahatchee a vet visit should move at river pace, so Total Vet handles the Fort Myers bridges and snowbird-season traffic while your pet stays home on the lanai.
Why Fort Myers pet owners choose us
Traditional Clinic
- Idling on Daniels Parkway while your cat yowls in a carrier
- Season traffic doubling the drive to a Cleveland Avenue clinic
- Waiting rooms packed with anxious snowbird-season appointments
- Rushed exams squeezed between double-booked slots
- Hauling an arthritic dog in and out of a hot car
Total Vet Mobile Care
- We handle the Caloosahatchee bridges so your pet doesn't
- Exams on your own lanai, on your pet's schedule
- One familiar doctor who remembers your pet each visit
- A full hour of attention, not a fifteen-minute shuffle
- Seniors examined right on their favorite bed
Caring for pets in Fort Myers
Fort Myers pets live a good life — morning walks under McGregor's royal palms, boat afternoons on the Caloosahatchee, dry-season evenings downtown. Caring for them well means knowing what the Gulf, the mosquitoes, and hurricane season each ask of us.
Red Tide Awareness
When a red-tide bloom pushes toward Fort Myers Beach, brevetoxins in surf and washed-up fish can sicken dogs. Check DOH-Lee beach advisories before letting pups swim or scavenge the wrack line.
Heartworm Never Takes a Season Off
Warm, wet, and river-adjacent means mosquitoes essentially year-round here. Twelve-month heartworm prevention is non-negotiable for Lee County dogs and cats — we test and refill at your door.
Lee County Licensing
Dogs, cats, and ferrets four months and older living here 30-plus days a year need a current rabies vaccine and a Lee County Domestic Animal Services license tag. We handle the shot and paperwork in one visit.
Where the Dogs Go
Barkingham Dog Park on Buckingham Road has fenced runs and a pond for cooling off, and the county's Dog Beach off Estero Boulevard is back in action after Ian. Keep vaccines current before joining the pack.
Fort Myers 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
The prices posted here buy the drive and the exam; whatever else your pet needs that day — vaccines, lab work, medications — is quoted first and itemized on the invoice.
Questions Fort Myers pet owners ask us
When it truly can't wait, drive straight to BluePearl Pet Hospital on Marketplace Road off Daniels Parkway or Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) in Fort Myers — both keep ER doctors on the floor 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
"After a mobility scare with our old golden, having the vet come to our McGregor home meant we didn't have to lift him into the car. Compassionate, expert care."
Tom & Barbara W.
McGregor, Fort Myers, FL