Muddy Paws Veterinary Nurse Home Visits
Muddy Paws Cornwall is proud to introduce our Veterinary Nurse Home Visit Service, providing compassionate, professional nursing care for pets in the comfort and familiarity of their own home all over Cornwall.
Our qualified Registered Veterinary Nurse offers a calm, stress-free alternative to travelling to the practice for many routine nursing appointments. Home visits are ideal for elderly pets, anxious animals, owners with limited mobility, or simply those who prefer the convenience of care at home.
Every visit is tailored to your pet's individual needs, giving them the benefit of professional care in a familiar, relaxed environment.
Working within the professional scope of a Registered Veterinary Nurse and, where appropriate, alongside your own veterinary practice, we provide high-quality nursing care with your pet's welfare at the heart of everything we do.
Weight Management
30min - 1 hr
We will put together a diet plan and exercise routine tailored to you and your pet. Tracey works closely with Michelle our Nutritionist to provide the best and most natural plan.
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Advice for overweight pets.
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Advice on exercise and diet
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Body condition scoring
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Nutrition Advice
Senior Pet Care
30mins - 1 hr
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Mobility advice - Getting your dog moving safely
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Making your elderly dog more comfortable at home
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Dental advice
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Arthritis advice.
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Nutrition advice.
Puppy & Kitten Clinic
30mins – 1 hr
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Preparing your young pet for vet examinations and general handling.
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Diet & Feeding.
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Environment & Housing.
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Health and welfare.
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Nutrition advice
Procedures
30 mins
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Nail clipping
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Ear Cleaning
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Anal gland expression
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tick removals
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Wound care and dressing changes
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Medication administration – help with medications that have been prescribed by your vet.
This service is designed to work alongside your vet. It does not replace your veterinary surgeon.
Our nurse cannot diagnose illnesses, prescribe medications, or perform procedures reserved for vets.
Help with administering medications can only be done with medication that has been prescribed by a Vet.