Welcome to The RoadTripp Vet Animal Hospital

Here are a few simple things you can do to help make your visit fun, thorough, and as stress-free as possible—for both you and your pet.

First, please make sure your pet receives their fear-free medications as previously recommended. We can always taper to the lowest effective dose or adjust medications over time, but starting off calm makes a huge difference. A relaxed first visit sets everyone up for success.

Second, try to have your pet in a small, quiet space when I arrive. Having favorite treats available is great, and calming music can help too. Other pets should be safely contained in separate rooms so we can keep the environment peaceful and focused.

Third, please make sure you’re comfortable handling your pet. If you’re unable to safely hold or manage your pet, it’s very likely I won’t be able to either—and safety always comes first.

Fourth, ensure that all medical records have been emailed or uploaded to your portal ahead of time. This allows me to review everything in advance and spend our visit time discussing recommendations instead of digging for information.

Next, it’s important that you feel comfortable having me in your home. I truly do—this is my profession, and house calls are my jam. I’ll typically text you before I arrive to give you a heads-up, and we’ll often have already reviewed a treatment plan by phone or email. If you have questions about costs or what to expect on the day of the visit, please reach out beforehand—happy to walk you through it.

Lastly, please make sure there’s a safe and clear way for me to enter your home. If there’s anything unusual about access or parking, let me know ahead of time so I can plan accordingly.

That’s it! If you have any individual questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m always happy to help you navigate the process. Looking forward to meeting you and your pet.