Mobile Vet for Pets, LLC

Mobile Vet for Pets, LLC Mobile Vet for Pets, LLC provides wellness visits, vaccinations, routine lab testing, and end of life care in your home.

Serving Hastings, Cottage Grove,Eagan, Farmington, Redwing,Woodbury, Apple Valley, Prescott, Ellsworth and River Falls. Dr. Debbie Jahnke, DVM specializes in providing veterinary services for dogs and cats in your home.

08/21/2026

If you’ve got any rodenticide around I would recommend the anticoagulant variety. I would avoid bromethalin. The anticoagulants take 3 days to work so you have time to avoid it if you see your pet eat the baits. Other types work faster and there’s no reversal. Plus all of them will kill owls that eat the mice. There are many things to consider with these poisons. I’d only put out the minimum in a secure bait station and only for as long as needed. Then throw it away or secure it somewhere. Dogs will seek it out to eat. Cats will eat poisoned mice.

08/14/2026

I may have said this recently, but make sure sweet corn cobs are tossed in the trash so the pets can’t eat them. They don’t break down and act like a plug in the intestine.

As you were 🙂 have a good weekend

07/01/2026

Screwworm update. I would avoid travel with pets to and from places with screwworm issues. There are some pretty involved steps including a 5-10 day quarantine from affected areas to Minnesota. So if you go down there on a trip with the dog or move up here with pets, it’s going to be a lengthy and likely expensive process. Plus nobody wants this parasite.

06/29/2026

It’s going to be hot and muggy. Make sure your pets and outdoor critters have water shade and a cool place to stay. Avoid leaving pets in the vehicle at all.
Also watch out for any moisture on the skin. It can lead to hotspots and possibly maggots. They come up in hours. So I try to get ahead of the situation with prevention tips.

Stay cool out there and have a good week!

02/17/2026

The FDA’s pet food report portal is currently offline. I’ll see if it comes back up. I think if people are aware of the issue and just quit buying the legume containing products it will likely solve the problem. Spread the word. Legumes are bad for dogs.

02/16/2026

I contacted the pet food company and they responded. To summarize, the representative wrote that the FDA has not been able to find any conclusive link between the diet ingredients (she didn’t specifically name legumes) and cardiomyopathy in dogs. Their brand is AAfCO approved. She said I should contact the FDA. I’ll do that too. It just seems to me, that of there is any question, why not just switch your diets carbohydrate source to something besides legumes? That should help veterinary confidence and pet parent confidence in diet safety. As is, it sounds like they’re holding firm on the raw beef/lentil/sunflower seed oil formula. I recommend avoiding legumes. There are plenty of other options out there.

02/13/2026

Beware of dog or cat foods that contain legumes including lentils, peas, chickpeas or other legumes. I lost a patient recently on a raw commercial diet that contained 3 ingredients. Beef lentils and sunflower oil. The lentils caused low carnitine which then led to severe heart failure. This information has been out there for several years and should be well known among pet food makers. But buyer beware. I fear there may be other dogs on this particular diet that are going to get sick.

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