Katmobile - Katherine Reiner DVM

03/01/2023

The Katmobile is closed! After 35 wonderful years, I am retiring. My gratitude and appreciation to all of you!
If you need a mobile vet, I recommend Dr. Maria-Elena Cloherty. Harvardacresmobilevet@gmail .com or 508 277-3229.
If you want your cat's records, please email me at [email protected].

Goodbye and Good Luck!
Katherine A. Reiner,DVM

04/04/2020

My cats are excellent at sheltering in place. Physical distancing? Not so much....

04/04/2020

My cats are excellent at sheltering in place. Social distancing? Not so much....

03/21/2020

This is just something to cheer us all up. Pansies! I got mine from Cucurbit Farm in Acton.

02/23/2020

Get out your hankies for this story. These two gorgeous boys are brothers. They loved each other and were constant companions for about 7 years. Then one brother went in for a dentistry a YEAR ago January. When he came home, his brother treated him like his worst enemy. Since October their wonderful owners and I have been working to get them back to normal. This picture (taken yesterday) shows what good drugs, hard work, and incredible commitment can accomplish.

09/24/2019

03/18/2019

You think you are sick of winter?

12/07/2018

11/30/2018

OK, I'm back in the saddle. Ready to see patients at your convenience. Just give a call. 978 263-3769.
Thank you for all your kind words and thoughts.

11/26/2018

I'm sorry if I worried people with my outgoing message. I had emergency surgery Nov. 17. I'm fine but not quite back to work yet. Hope to back in the harness next week. I will keep you posted.

10/18/2018

https://youtu.be/E2383ElpU4U

I know this is really long. At least 5 minutes but it is worth the time!

The History Guy remembers the forgotten history of house cats, who may be more important to civilization than you ever imagined. The History Guy uses images ...

07/29/2018

Interesting article about feral dogs in Tibet. I'm used to thinking about feral cat populations but not dogs.

When Yang Yu, VG16, arrived in the Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in southern Qinghai, China, the first thing she noticed was the dogs. Huge and black with thick ruffs of fur like lions’ manes, Tibetan mastiffs were everywhere. Many were leashed, lying in people’s yards to guard their house...