Wellness care
Examinations, vaccines, parasite prevention, puppy and kitten visits, microchips and age-appropriate screening.
In-home veterinary care
Personalized veterinary care for dogs and cats at home in Maryland, with time to understand your pet’s needs.
Request a VisitAn at-home visit can be especially helpful for cats who hide at the sight of a carrier, dogs who find clinics overwhelming, senior pets with limited mobility and households juggling children or multiple animals.
Dr. Dasha Perry provides one-on-one care with time to understand your pet’s routine, environment and health history. The visit happens where your pet is most comfortable, and you receive a clear plan for testing, treatment and follow-up.
Some pets show us much more when they are relaxed at home. A house-call visit can make examinations easier for anxious cats, reactive dogs, older pets and animals whose mobility makes travel uncomfortable.
Dr. Dasha Perry brings the exam to you and takes time to learn what is normal for your pet. Together, we review the findings, testing options and next steps so you understand both the medical plan and what to watch for at home.
For many pets, the hardest part of a veterinary visit happens before the exam begins: the carrier, the car, the unfamiliar smells and the waiting room. A home visit removes many of those stressors and gives Dr. Dasha Perry time to observe your pet in everyday surroundings.
That setting can be valuable for preventive care, new medical concerns, senior-pet mobility, chronic disease management and quality-of-life conversations. You have room to ask questions, and your pet can set the pace.
Explore the care available through Perry Paws Mobile. We will help you choose the right type of visit for your pet.
Examinations, vaccines, parasite prevention, puppy and kitten visits, microchips and age-appropriate screening.
Evaluation of new concerns when an examination at home is appropriate. Urgent visits depend on visit availability.
Ongoing support for senior pets and conditions such as arthritis, kidney disease and diabetes, with a plan for monitoring and follow-up.
Blood and urine collection, blood pressure measurement and ultrasound when clinically appropriate.
Domestic and international pet travel preparation with a USDA-accredited veterinarian. Contact us early to discuss your destination and timing.
Thoughtful discussion of your pet’s behavior, home environment and routines, with practical recommendations and follow-up.
Virtual care for appropriate questions and follow-up needs. Contact us to find out whether a remote consultation is suitable for your pet.
Compassionate guidance through quality-of-life decisions, hospice support and in-home euthanasia.
Dental and surgical procedures take place at our partner clinic in Silver Spring, Maryland, rather than in your home.
Travel fees apply to visits in Northern Virginia and Maryland. Please reach out to confirm availability and the travel fee for your address.
Include your complete address, parking and building-access instructions. Availability depends on travel time and the day’s route, and some addresses may require an extended travel fee.
Your pet can stay on a familiar bed, rug or favorite perch while we move at a pace that respects their comfort.
Seeing your pet at home can reveal details about mobility, routines, feeding arrangements and behavior that are easy to miss elsewhere.
You work directly with Dr. Perry and a small support team who learn your pet’s history over time.
Yes. Please provide building and parking instructions when you schedule so we can plan adequate time.
Usually, yes. Include every pet in your request so we can reserve enough time and provide an accurate estimate.
We may evaluate urgent concerns when available, but we do not replace an emergency hospital or provide hospitalization.
Dentistry and surgery are performed at our partner clinic in Silver Spring on designated procedure days.
Yes, when building access and parking can be arranged. Please share all entry instructions in advance.
They may be, depending on the schedule and your pet’s condition. Emergency or hospital-level signs require a veterinary hospital.
We can collect blood and urine samples and measure blood pressure when indicated. Samples are sent to a reference laboratory as needed.
Yes. Dr. Perry can perform selected ultrasound examinations at home when appropriate for the clinical question.
Fees reflect the visit type, services provided and travel time. We discuss estimates and applicable travel fees before scheduling.
Travel fees apply to visits in Northern Virginia and Maryland. Please reach out to confirm availability and the travel fee for your address. Some addresses may have limited availability or require an extended travel fee.
Send prior records, a medication list and a short description of your concerns. For cats, a smaller room can help keep the visit calm and safe.
We complete the examination, talk through recommended diagnostics and collect samples or provide treatment when appropriate.
You receive instructions and follow-up planning. If your pet needs hospitalization or advanced imaging, we help identify the right next setting.
Avoid the noisy car ride and clinic waiting room. We can help you prepare one quiet, accessible room for the visit.
Home visits reduce difficult transfers and let us see how your pet moves on the surfaces and stairs they use every day.
When time is reserved in advance, multiple pets can often receive care during the same household visit.
Share your address and tell us how we can help your pet.
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