About US

Mobile Vet Clinic: Home visit

Dog and cat general consultation

M1 mobile vet help the pets by providing them a stress-free home visit for the people of Newcastle, Maitland and Central coast till Gosford.

Working hours from Mon to Fri 9 am to 6 pm

Our focus is to help our customers to keep their beloved furry creatures up to date with vaccination, check-up and preventive care via a stress-free home visit, without worrying about traffic, transportation, stress related to travel etc

The vet

Dr Lisa Hana

BSC, DVM, PGDip, MVSc

NSW full registered vet

ECFVG certified vet from USA, Canada and Australia

Master of veterinary studies, University of Queensland, Australia

Postgraduate diploma of veterinary microbiology

Dr Lisa loves helping all furry creatures especially dogs and cats, persuading her love to animals, she was graduated from the vet school in 2008 to be a vet.

In 2014, Landed to Australia with her small family to study her master's degree in veterinary medicine in QLD university where she falls in love with Australia and started her journey to do the board examination to be a fully qualified vet registered in USA and Australia. During her journey, she worked in small animal practices to get hands on skills in general consultation and surgery.

Dr Lisa is a mum of 2 human kids and 2 furry kids and a competent vet as well. She loves swimming, walking, cooking and colouring.

Service Fees

General consultation

20-40 min detailed clinical examination, with expert advice and recommendations and medications if required

Standard consultation fee is 140 $ for 20-40 minutes

Sibling consultation is 110 $ at the same visit

Saturdays surcharge is 100 $

Revisit within 4 weeks from initial consultation for the same problem:100 $

Medicine, confirmatory tests are extras cost.

Resources

Vaccination

Prevention is better than cure’ is as true for our pets as it is for us. Vaccinating your dog against preventable diseases is the logical choice when it comes to their health.

Vaccines are core and non-core vaccines

Core vaccines should be given to the pets to prevent most spread and life-threatening disease vaccine, Such as:

F3 in cats (protects against herpes, panleukopenia and calicivirus) and C3 in dog (protects against parvo, distemper and adeno virus)

Non-core vaccines should be administered based on an individual animal’s risk factors including location, surrounding environment, and lifestyle.

For example:

1-dog Leptospira vaccine, which is non-core vaccine, but it is a serious zoonotic disease for human and dogs and it can be spread by rats, so it is recommended to give a Leptospira vaccine for your pets in areas with rats.

2-Cat FIV and Felv vaccine