Compassionate care, delivered to your door.
We’re so happy you’re here. In this guide you’ll find what to expect at your visit, a wellness guide for every life stage, payment and policies, and answers to common questions.
Hi there! We are so happy you’re here.
At Bloom Veterinary, we believe exceptional veterinary care should be convenient, personalized, and rooted in compassion. As a mobile practice, we bring high-quality veterinary services right to your home — minimizing stress for your pet and creating a calm, familiar space for their care.
Whether we’re supporting your new puppy through their first vaccines or helping your senior pet age with grace, our approach is always the same: gentle, thoughtful, and rooted in kindness. You can expect transparent communication, personalized recommendations, and a genuine partnership in your pet’s lifelong health.
We serve our local communities with a focus on wellness, preventative medicine, and minor acute care. While we don’t perform surgeries or procedures requiring general anesthesia, we are here to support your pet’s everyday health and guide you toward trusted referral partners when specialized care is needed.
As a new client, you can expect:
In this guide, you’ll find details about our services and what to expect, a wellness care guide, helpful resources, and more. If there’s anything you’re unsure about — or if you just want to talk things through — please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re always here to help. Thank you for trusting us with your pet’s care. We can’t wait to meet you both.
With warmth,
Dr. Kaitlyn Sullivan
Founder & Veterinarian, Bloom Veterinary
Keep your pet at a healthy weight to reduce the risk of disease and arthritis.
Practice at-home dental care and use approved dental treats — look for the VOHC (Veterinary Oral Health Council) Seal of Acceptance.
Maintain routine grooming, especially for long-haired pets.
Provide mental enrichment — puzzle toys, sniff walks, and positive-reinforcement training.
Preventative care is the foundation of a longer, healthier life. We’re honored to be your partner in keeping your pet well.
To help us provide the best possible care during your in-home visit, please review the following before your scheduled appointment.
Dogs: please have your dog on a leash or in a secure area when we arrive. Cats: confine cats to a small room (like a bathroom or laundry room) at least 10–15 minutes before the appointment. This helps reduce stress and makes exams safer and easier.
If you have multiple pets, please secure pets not being seen in another room to help maintain a calm environment during the exam.
If you have records from a previous vet, email them to us ahead of time or have a copy ready. This helps us better understand your pet’s history and needs.
Pick a well-lit space indoors that’s quiet and easy to clean (kitchen, living room, etc.). A calm, open area makes the exam more relaxed for everyone — especially your pet.
For some pets, it may be helpful to limit food 2–3 hours before the visit in case sedation or bloodwork is needed. We’ll advise you if this applies.
We’ll arrive with everything needed for a full wellness or minor illness visit — including vaccines, diagnostic tools, and supplies. All we need from you is a comfortable space and a calm pet.
We’ll greet you and your pet, take a few minutes to chat, and review your concerns. We’ll perform a full physical exam and any services requested — from vaccines to diagnostics — talking you through findings and recommendations in real time, with full transparency.
We’ll create a personalized care plan tailored to your pet’s needs and lifestyle. Medications, labs, or follow-up care will be discussed and arranged. You’ll receive a detailed invoice and care summary via email or text.
We are committed to personalized, in-home care for your pet’s wellness and minor medical needs. However, we are not equipped to provide emergency or critical care services. We do not offer:
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please contact your nearest 24/7 veterinary emergency facility immediately. Should your pet require urgent care outside of our availability, we encourage you to follow up with us once they are stable so we can remain involved in their ongoing wellness and recovery.
Please head to an emergency clinic if your pet shows signs of:
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
(888) 426-4435
— open 24/7, fees may apply
aspca.org/apcc
Text or call us. If we’re unavailable or you’re unsure, it’s always safest to visit your nearest emergency facility.
Payment is due at the time of service. We accept credit/debit cards, Zelle, check, cash, and CareCredit. We’ll provide a detailed invoice after the visit.
Life happens! If you need to cancel or reschedule, we kindly ask for at least 24 hours’ notice so we can offer your spot to another pet in need. If we arrive and no one is home, or the appointment is canceled with less than 24 hours’ notice, the deposit will be forfeited. This helps us keep our schedule running smoothly and ensures we can provide attentive care to every pet we see.
While we don’t bill insurance companies directly, many of our clients successfully use pet insurance to get reimbursed for the care we provide. Here’s how it works:
Need refills without the hassle? We’ve partnered with Koala Health, a trusted online veterinary pharmacy, to make it easy and convenient to order your pet’s medications, preventatives, and supplements — all from the comfort of home.
Our goal is to make this a peaceful, positive experience for both you and your pet. We’ll walk you through every step and tailor the visit to your pet’s needs and comfort. If you have any questions or need to reschedule, don’t hesitate to reach out — we’re here to help.
We care for a wide range of medical concerns during our mobile visits. Here are some of the most common conditions we diagnose, treat, and manage.
Itchy skin, hot spots, rashes, hair loss, or allergies — we can help soothe your pet’s discomfort and get to the root of the issue.
Redness, odor, head shaking, or scratching can all signal an ear infection. We’ll examine, clean, and treat right at home.
Redness, discharge, squinting, cloudiness, or pawing at the eyes may signal irritation, infection, or injury. We treat many mild to moderate eye issues at home — but a suddenly swollen, bulging, or painful eye can be an emergency, so please contact an emergency clinic right away.
Whether it’s a sprain, arthritis, or age-related stiffness, we’re here to support your pet’s mobility and comfort.
Frequent urination, straining, accidents, or blood in the urine may point to a UTI, bladder inflammation, or other concern. If your pet is unable to urinate, this is a medical emergency — especially in male cats — so please seek immediate care at an emergency clinic.
Vomiting, diarrhea, or a sudden loss of appetite can be scary. We’ll assess the issue and recommend the best path forward.
We help manage long-term concerns like kidney disease, thyroid issues, diabetes, and arthritis — monitoring labs and adjusting treatment as needed.
We offer supportive care for declining quality of life and provide peaceful, in-home euthanasia when the time comes.
Aging pets deserve gentle care. We address common age-related concerns like cognitive changes, incontinence, pain, and mobility issues.
Mild anxiety, storm phobia, or age-related confusion? We can offer guidance and medical support for stress and behavioral changes.
Text or call us — we’re happy to talk through it and let you know if an in-home visit is right for your situation.
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