GET TO KNOW SHINE MOBILE VETERINARY SERVICES!
At Shine Mobile veterinary services, we treat every pet like our own. Like Family. We know how important it is for your pet to feel safe and secure so we travel to the comfort of your home to decrease stress and help make them feel better.
Shine Mobile veterinary services provides wellness exams, health certificates and vaccinations, as well as hospice care and euthanasia services. Our goal is to ensure your pet receives the highest quality care available.
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Serving Port Ludlow, Paradise Bay, Chimacum, and Port Hadlock. BY APPT. will serve Kingston, Poulsbo, Bremerton, Port Townsend and Quilcene. Extended travel distance fees may apply
Wellness exams & vaccinations
When you get a pet for the first time, making sure your new friend receives all appropriate treatment and services is vital to their overall health and happiness.
We provide health exams, vaccines, heartworm tests, microchipping and deworming.
Home and Hospice care
If you choose to care for your pet at home, or when it comes to making your pet as comfortable as possible for the time they have left, we are here to help.
We can help administer injections, subcutaneous fluids, oral and/ or topical medications, run bloodwork, plus a myriad of other customized services. Just ask and we will be happy to let you know if we can assist you!
In home
Euthanasia
When the time comes to make the difficult choice to help your beloved pet cross over the rainbow bridge, we help make the transition in the comfort and security of their familiar surroundings.
Meet the Doctor!
Dr. Jackie is a 2007 graduate of Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, Ca. She has been practicing general medicine, ER, urgent care, and relief work for 10 years! She is originally a California native and moved to the beautiful Pacific Northwest 3 years ago, settling in "the little village in the woods by the bay", Port Ludlow.
Dr. Jackie has 5 large dogs- Whiskey Tango Sour, Hatchi, Medori Sour, Puma and Daisy Sour Cream, ( all rescues) as well as little Quita (who lives in California with her brother) who was rescued from Iquitos, Peru during an AmazonCares volunteer goodwill trip.
She loves dogs and cats but additionally holds a special place for Large Cats like Tigers, Snow Leopards and Cougars and even worked with them as an intern out of college at TCWR, a rescue sanctuary in Arkansas.
Dr. Jackie loves to hike, fish,camp,and take advantage of all the stunning scenery in Northwest Washington. She also is an avid reader, plays soccer, and does stained glass, mosaic, and quilting when she can find the time.
Getting started
The Veterinarian-Client Patient Relationship
What is this? Why do I need a yearly exam?
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First and foremost, it's required by law in many states –
A Veterinarian-Client Patient relationship or VCPN exists when the veterinarian has been allowed to fully examine your pet and use their background, knowledge and experience to properly diagnose and manage the animal's well being. A separate VCPN must exist for each individual pet as the veterinarian must have determined their health and medical needs, for that specific pet, and this must be done IN PERSON. It cannot be established over the phone, email, or social media, however, once established it can be maintained this way as your vet deems fit. Recent updated yearly exams are lawfully required in order for a veterinarian to diagnose or treat your animal, prescribe or dispense medications,
Two, it's the best thing for your animal's health. Your veterinarian should be familiar with your animal's medical history and keep a written record of your animal's health so they can provide your animal with the best possible care. The AVMA's Principles of Veterinary Medical Ethics also requires a VCPR for a veterinarian to prescribe medication or otherwise treat an animal.
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adapted from AVMA website
