December 10, 2024

Humane Society Launches Healthier at Home In-Home Veterinary Care

By: The Humane Society of Greater Dayton

The Humane Society of Greater Dayton is thrilled to announce the launch of Healthier at Home Veterinary Care, a new in-home veterinary care service designed to make caring for your furry family members more convenient, compassionate, and stress-free.

Healthier at Home brings professional veterinary care right to your doorstep, eliminating the challenges and stress of traditional vet visits. Whether you’re juggling a busy schedule, caring for multiple pets, or have a beloved pet with mobility or anxiety issues, this service ensures your pet receives high-quality, personalized care in the comfort and familiarity of home.

“At the Humane Society of Greater Dayton, we believe that every pet deserves access to high-quality, compassionate care, no matter the circumstances,” said Brian Weltge, President and CEO of the Humane Society of Greater Dayton. “Healthier at Home removes the barriers that many pet owners face, whether it’s transportation challenges, busy schedules, or pets who feel anxious in a clinic setting. By bringing veterinary care directly into the comfort of your home, we’re ensuring that pets and their families can focus on what truly matters—their health and happiness.”

Why Choose In-Home Veterinary Care?

Service Area & Pricing

Healthier at Home currently serves the following Dayton-area zip codes: 45409, 45419, 45429, 45458, and 45459. For those outside these areas, contact us—we’re expanding and may be able to accommodate your location. A $150 deposit is required when booking your appointment and will be credited toward your final bill.

Schedule Your Appointment Today!

Currently, our team is scheduling in-home visits for Wednesdays and Thursdays. For more information or to book your in-home veterinary visit, contact the Humane Society of Greater Dayton at (937) 300-0635 or visit www.HealthierAtHome.org.


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