We are proud to offer a wide variety of surgeries ranging from spays, neuters , mass removals, and advanced abdominal surgeries. Our advanced thoracic and orthopedic surgeries are performed using board-certified specialists that come directly to our office. This removes the stress of traveling to another hospital and procedures can be performed at a reduced rate compared to specialty hospitals. Learn more about our surgeons by visiting their websites below:

• KLC Veterinary Surgical Services
• Anchor Veterinary Surgery

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You and I may undergo dental cleaning, scaling, and polishing while we sit awake in the dental chair, but our companions require general anesthesia for this. Protecting your pets airway from the amount of water required for thorough cleansing, as well as the ability to correctly position your pets mouth for detailed xrays of each tooth, makes general anesthesia necessary. The guidelines and requirements for monitoring, diagnostic blood testing, pain control, fluid support, and post anesthesia recovery care are the same for dentistry as it is for any other surgical procedure. +-

Important in the protection of your companion from deadly viruses. Vaccine guidelines have changed quite a bit over the years and we abide by current vaccine standards outlined by the American Animal Medical Association. Our goal is to provide appropriate protection without excessive immune stimulation or “over” vaccination. +-

Important in helping identify and locate your loved one in the unfortunate event they become lost or stolen. Our microchipping is internationally recognized and includes life-long registration. +-

This very important diagnostic tool can be performed in the comfort of your home with our portable unit, or can be arranged in our surgical/diagnostic center. Radiographs are helpful to diagnose such things as intestinal obstructions, bone tumors or fractures, lung disease, and multiple other problems that can’t be found on just physical examination alone. +-

Ultrasound of the abdomen is an invaluable tool to help hone in on what is causing your companions problems. Ultrasound of the abdomen can easily diagnose bladder stones, gall bladder issues, pancreatitis, kidney disorders, liver abnormalities, changes to the spleen, and finding fluid where it shouldn’t be. Because of Dr. Loose’s training, this modality can be performed in your home without having to refer to a specialty hospital.

Ultrasound of the chest can help diagnose problems such as air around the lungs, tumors in the chest, fluid around the lungs or in the lungs, and abnormalities regarding heart chamber size and function. Specific evaluation of cardiac blood flow, values, and muscle wall thickness (called an echocardiogram), is best in the hands of a board certified specialist called a cardiologist. +-

As our loved ones age, they can acquire a number of different health ailments or simply develop changes in lifestyle needs. Options exist for our friends to help improve not only our lives, but theirs as well. +-

When it comes to that last loving decision for your friend, wouldn’t it be better in the comfort of your home? We prefer to call this service “Peaceful Passage” as it is our goal to provide the absolute most loving and peaceful final step for your beloved companion. We also help make arrangements for your companion’s remains based on your wishes.

The ability to ease a pets suffering within the comfort of the home, is something Dr.Loose finds significant honor in. Unfortunately, this final loving act is only available for our established clients. Below is a list of other veterinary services that provide at home peaceful passage as a primary service.

• Paws at Peace
• Pet Requiem
• Pet Loss at Home
• HomeHearts of Brooklyn

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While this is Dr. Loose’s specialty, immediate emergency care may not be available given the nature of the mobile practice. If a response is not given upon your phone call or text message, please seek immediate assistance through your local emergency/referral hospital. +-