We Place You and Your Pet First

No Place Like Home Veterinary Care provides service that is truly centered around you and your pet. Dr. Kleiner and her team are passionate about their practice and believe at-home care is the best approach for health and longevity. We value the time spent in your home, and Dr. Kleiner genuinely enjoys connecting with each pet and owner. While many hospitals seem to push clients through a revolving door of impersonal appointments, we take the time and energy to provide you with individualized care. Whether your pet needs a general wellness exam or a more specific treatment, you can rely on the professionals at No Place Like Home.

Why Choose a House Call Service?

Visiting your pet in his or her home environment provides a better understanding of overall lifestyle and the interaction between human and animal family members. Pets and their owners also enjoy the following benefits:

Eliminates carsickness and stress associated with a crate/carrier
Protects pets from the pain and difficulty of getting in and out of a vehicle
Allows multiple pets to be seen in one visit
Eliminates the stress/fear of being around other animals
Accommodates busy schedules
Fits well with family needs and demands

Dr. Kleiner invites you to learn more about her and the services we provide. Please feel free to contact us for additional information.

Do you allow urgent or same day appointments?

If there is an available appointment, we would be more than happy to schedule a visit on the same day. If not, we can sometimes arrange for an after hours appointment at an additional cost or make a recommendation for a local hospital that can make sure your pet is cared for right away.

What is the process for having my pet spayed or neutered?

Spaying or neutering can be done at approximately six months of age. Your pet is given an exam prior to surgery to help determine if they are healthy enough to undergo the surgical procedure. A pre-anesthetic blood screen is recommended prior to undergoing anesthesia and surgery. Your pet will be closely monitored (blood pressure, EKG, temperature, respiratory rate) during and after anesthesia. Dr. Rachel Kleiner can perform these procedures at a local animal hospital.

Do house calls cost more than going to the vet's office?

In addition to the usual veterinary fees, there is a house call fee which is $60. If multiple pets in your home are seen during the same visit, there will still only be one house call fee. In addition to travel, the doctor often spends significantly more time with you and your pet during a house call visit as compared to the 15-20 minute appointment time alloted at most hospitals. The other prices (for exam, testing, and treatments) are comparable to fees at your local hospital.

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