One Visit,
Every Pet In The House
Total Vet sends veterinarians into homes right across Bexar County, from the tall porches of King William to the newer streets north of 1604. Multi-generational households, three animals and a grandmother who would rather not ride along — all of that is a single appointment in your own front room.
Mobile vet services in San Antonio
One doorbell, one doctor, and a vehicle carrying what a treatment room carries. This is what we handle without you leaving the house.
Wellness Exams
A full physical taken slowly at the kitchen table, with body condition, dental grade and joint comfort logged each year so decline gets spotted while it is still small.
Vaccinations
Rabies plus whatever the animal's life actually calls for — a dog running the Mission Reach most evenings needs a different list from an indoor cat in Beacon Hill.
Sick Visits
Scratching that won't quit through cedar season, a sudden refusal of food, a wound found under the coat. Seen quickly and treated where the animal already is.
Diagnostics & Labs
Blood panels, urine samples, ear and skin cytology and heartworm testing taken at the house, processed from the vehicle, and explained to you in plain language.
End-of-Life Care
Hospice planning and, when the day arrives, a peaceful goodbye at home with as many of the family present as want to be. Aftercare is arranged for you afterwards.
Telehealth
For animals already under our care, a video call often settles a question about a dose or a healing wound without anyone facing the afternoon heat twice.
Through the front gate, across San Antonio
At the courtyard gate
Tile-floor exam
Parked in the shade
From Lavaca to Alamo Ranch, the practice arrives at your gate, which means the abuela, the kids and all three animals stay put while the doctor works through the household one at a time.
Why San Antonio pet owners choose us
Traditional Clinic
- Loading three animals into one car for one appointment
- A hundred-degree parking lot between the door and the lobby
- Waiting rooms where an anxious dog winds up every other patient
- Losing a working morning to a fifteen-minute consultation
- Repeating the same history to a different vet each time
Total Vet Mobile Care
- Every animal in the household seen on one visit
- No loop 410, no 281 merge, no car park in July
- Familiar rooms, familiar smells, a much calmer patient
- The same doctor who saw your pet last year
- Questions answered properly, not against a clock
Caring for pets in San Antonio
Animals here live on tile and in shade, and the calendar that matters runs from the first hundred-degree week through to cedar season — both of which show up in the exam room long before owners connect them.
Shade is medicine
Heat exhaustion arrives faster than people expect in a dry hundred degrees. Walk before seven, keep water in more than one room, and never leave an animal in a parked car even briefly.
Cedar season is real
When mountain cedar releases from December into February, dogs get itchy skin and weepy eyes just as people get miserable. It is treatable, and worth mentioning rather than waiting out.
Trails and fenced acres
Phil Hardberger Park with its land bridge, the fenced runs at McAllister Park and the Mission Reach paths give this city real mileage — all of it reason to keep vaccines in date.
The microchip is the licence
San Antonio was the first big American city to make a registered microchip the pet licence itself, through Animal Care Services. We can place and register the chip during a routine visit.
San Antonio Service Area & Pricing
Transparent pricing, with no hidden travel fees within our primary service zones.
Neighborhoods Served
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Zip Codes Served
Transparent Pricing
The rates shown are for the journey and the examination itself. Vaccines, laboratory panels and dispensed medication each appear as their own line and are quoted to you before anything is given.
Questions San Antonio pet owners ask us
After we've clocked off, BluePearl Pet Hospital Stone Oak and MissionVet Specialty & Emergency both hold emergency clinicians on the floor twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, and neither asks for an appointment first.
"My mother is eighty-one and won't be separated from her dog, and getting both of them to a clinic was a whole production. The vet came to the house in Monte Vista and it was over in forty minutes, no stress on either of them."
Alicia G.
Monte Vista, San Antonio, TX