Business Details
46 Years
experience
Emergency
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Your Trusted Mobile Pet Vaccination Service
Pet Med Mobile has been a trusted provider of mobile veterinary services in South Carolina for over four decades. Founded in 1980 by Dr. Stan Grist, we pioneered community-based pet care by bringing essential preventative services directly to neighborhoods. Our commitment to accessible, affordable care includes vaccinations, heartworm testing, and parasite prevention for cats and dogs, with a focus on eliminating barriers to pet wellness.We serve diverse communities statewide, prioritizing convenience through our mobile model and transparent communication about scheduling, pricing, and emergency protocols. Our team of experienced professionals maintains rigorous standards for service quality, safety, and client education, ensuring pets receive critical preventative care regardless of their owners' proximity to traditional clinics.
Services
Vaccinations
Heartworm Testing
Parasite Prevention
Microchipping
Mobile Clinics
Details
- Year established: 1980
Highlights and features
- We offer 40+ years of experience in mobile veterinary preventative care
- Our services reach underserved communities across South Carolina
- All vaccines last one year with transparent pricing policies
- We provide immediate access to emergency clinic referrals
- Accepted payment methods include major credit/debit cards
Services
Vaccinations
We provide comprehensive vaccination services for dogs and cats including rabies, distemper, and feline leukemia. Our one-year vaccines protect against common diseases while our mobile units ensure easy access. Each visit includes record documentation and client education about pet health maintenance.
Heartworm Testing
Our on-site heartworm testing service detects early-stage infections in dogs. The blood test takes minutes to perform with immediate results. Early detection prevents serious complications and allows prompt treatment. We include this preventative service as part of comprehensive wellness checks.
Parasite Prevention
We offer monthly preventative medications protecting against fleas, ticks, and intestinal parasites. Products include Heartgard Plus and NexGard for dogs, Revolt for cats. Our staff explains proper administration techniques and prevention schedules. Online store provides continuous supply options between mobile visits.
Microchipping
Permanent microchip implantation services ensure pet identification 24/7. The quick injection process places the chip between shoulder blades. We register each chip in national databases and provide owners with registration verification. This service significantly increases recovery chances for lost pets.
Mobile Clinics
Our state-wide mobile clinics operate Friday-Sunday at rotating locations. Each unit provides complete preventative care services including vaccinations and prescriptions. Real-time schedule updates via website and text messaging allow convenient planning. This model eliminates transportation barriers for rural communities.
People
Dr. Stan Grist
Founder
Dr. Stan Grist founded Pet Med Mobile in 1980 after identifying community gaps in pet preventative care. With veterinary expertise and community focus, he developed the mobile clinic model that remains core to operations today.
Questions
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover. Card payments incur a 3% convenience fee. Checks are not accepted.
How do I get replacement vaccination records?
Text 864-232-2718 with the pet and owner names. Replacement records cost $10, or $10 for records over one year old.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Bring ID, water for you and your pet, a cleanup bag, and ensure pets are properly restrained in carriers or on short leashes.
Do you operate year-round?
We operate seasonally on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Check our online schedule for specific locations and dates.
How are vaccine reactions handled?
Contact Merck Animal Health Technical Services at 800-224-5318 immediately. We also provide emergency clinic locations in Greenville, Columbia, and Rock Hill.
