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Hall Veterinary Services Now offering mobile small animal veterinary services in Douglas county and surrounding areas!

📫 On this episode of things that happen on your mobile clinic that DON’T happen in your brick and mortar:Mailbox mishaps...
09/11/2026

📫 On this episode of things that happen on your mobile clinic that DON’T happen in your brick and mortar:

Mailbox mishaps.

We had a driver swap toward the end of the day and as we were pulling away from our street spot, our mirror caught the front of our clients mailbox.

But with us, we promise that a damaged mailbox will become a new mailbox!

🐱 Happy Friday and have a great weekend! 🐶

🏕️ Camping Season is quickly approaching. And Pinky Pie Hall is here to help! 🐱 Pinky Pie's Camping Guide: 🐱1️⃣ Make sur...
09/10/2026

🏕️ Camping Season is quickly approaching. And Pinky Pie Hall is here to help!

🐱 Pinky Pie's Camping Guide: 🐱

1️⃣ Make sure vaccines are current! You never know when you'll have to defend your territory (and your snacks) against a raccoon, an opossum, a bear etc.

2️⃣ Use reliable flea, tick and heartworm prevention! You won't see these coming like you will the critters in rule #1, so it's best to have your owners just keep this up to date year round so you don't have to worry about it!

3️⃣ Bring plenty of fresh water! Camp snacks go best with fresh water from home. Don't assume rivers, ponds or streams are safe to drink from!

4️⃣ Keep your dog leashed and under control! Look, even the most well-mannered dogs can become curious and before you know it, they're a mile from camp. The family cat will actually prefer this be the case, but you don't want your camping trip turning in to a search and rescue! (Bonus points if they’re micro-chipped and have ID tags on!)

5️⃣ Bring their normal food! As much as we love our treats, we rely on our regular meals to keep us healthy!

6️⃣ Give them a place to get out of the weather! A sheltered area will be much appreciated if the elements become less than favorable. Somewhere dry, preferably, for dogs is good enough. For the cats, we'll expect you to bring a couple pillows, our favorite blanket, our window hammock and our cat tree.

Hopefully Pinky Pie has prepared you for a successful camping trip with your furry loved ones!

Also, Pinky Pie says to just take the dog(s) with you and leave the cats at home!

We will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day! Everyone have a wonderful long weekend! 🩺We'll be ba...
09/04/2026

We will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day!

Everyone have a wonderful long weekend! 🩺

We'll be back at it Tuesday, September 8th!

Ok look, we’re late again, but we’re fashionable about it. Here we have our wonderful employee Jill’s dog, Amaya! Who is...
08/31/2026

Ok look, we’re late again, but we’re fashionable about it.

Here we have our wonderful employee Jill’s dog, Amaya!

Who is also wonderful.

Happy (late) National Dog Day! 🐶

Is your pet at their ideal weight?A few extra pounds may not seem like much, but for our pets, even a small amount of ex...
08/26/2026

Is your pet at their ideal weight?

A few extra pounds may not seem like much, but for our pets, even a small amount of excess weight can have a big impact on their health and comfort.

Being overweight can increase the risk of:

✅ Arthritis and joint pain
✅ Diabetes
✅ Breathing difficulties
✅ Decreased mobility and stamina
✅ Reduced quality of

How can you tell if your pet is at a healthy weight?

Ideally, you should be able to feel your pet's ribs easily without pressing hard, but they shouldn't be prominently visible. When looking from above, your pet should have a noticeable waist behind the ribs. From the side, the abdomen should tuck upward toward the hind legs.

Keep in mind that breed, age, body type, and medical conditions can affect your pet's ideal weight. The number on the scale is only part of the picture, which is why veterinarians also use a Body Condition Score (BCS) to evaluate body fat.

If your pet has gained a few pounds, don't drastically reduce their food. Your veterinary team can help determine an appropriate goal weight and create a safe nutrition and activity plan.

Small changes can make a big difference in keeping your pet comfortable, active, and healthy!

We were MIA this morning making sure this rig stays properly oiled! And we suspected the shocks had had enough abuse as ...
08/18/2026

We were MIA this morning making sure this rig stays properly oiled!

And we suspected the shocks had had enough abuse as things inside the clinic started bouncing around more than usual while making our way around Lawrence.

And our suspicions were right.

We paid a visit to our friends at Laird Noller’s Truck Center in Topeka for some new oil and new shocks and now we’re back racing around the streets! 🏎️

💉 What does routine bloodwork tell us?Your pet may look and act perfectly healthy, but routine bloodwork can give us val...
08/12/2026

💉 What does routine bloodwork tell us?

Your pet may look and act perfectly healthy, but routine bloodwork can give us valuable information about what is happening inside their body.

Depending on the tests performed, bloodwork can help us evaluate:

✅ Red blood cells: May identify anemia, dehydration, or other abnormalities.
✅ White blood cells: Changes can be associated with inflammation, infection, immune responses, and certain diseases.
✅ Platelets: Helps us evaluate the cells involved in normal blood clotting.
✅ Kidney function: Certain values can help identify changes in kidney function, sometimes before obvious signs of illness develop.
✅ Liver health: Liver enzymes and other values provide information that may indicate liver or biliary abnormalities.
✅ Blood sugar: Abnormal glucose levels can occur with conditions such as diabetes, as well as other medical or physiologic changes.
✅ Electrolytes and proteins: These values provide additional information about hydration, organ function, and overall health.

❓So, why check bloodwork when your pet seems healthy❓

Routine testing can establish a healthy baseline for your pet. This gives us something to compare with future results and may help identify subtle changes over time.

Bloodwork is just one part of your pet's healthcare. When combined with their history and physical examination, it helps your veterinary team see a more complete picture of their health.

Healthy on the outside is important. Knowing what's happening on the inside matters too!

😻 We're a couple days late....but Pinky Pie Hall would NEVER forget to wish everyone a happy International Cat Day! 😻
08/10/2026

😻 We're a couple days late....but Pinky Pie Hall would NEVER forget to wish everyone a happy International Cat Day! 😻

👩‍🏫 School Is Starting... Your Pet NoticesAs the school year begins, your family's daily routine changes, and your pet n...
08/07/2026

👩‍🏫 School Is Starting... Your Pet Notices

As the school year begins, your family's daily routine changes, and your pet notices those changes, too. Dogs and cats thrive on consistency, so a quieter house or changes in activity can sometimes lead to stress or boredom.

Some pets may:

🐶 Pace or seem restless
🐱 Bark or vocalize more than usual
🐈 Follow family members closely before leaving the house
🐕 Sleep more during the day
🐩 Become destructive from boredom
🐈‍⬛ Have changes in appetite or energy

Here are a few simple ways to help your pet adjust:

• Keep feeding, walks and playtime on a consistent schedule
• Take your dog for a walk or spend a few minutes playing before everyone leave for the day
• Offer enrichment such as puzzle feeders, treat-stuffed toys, or safe chew toys to keep them mentally engaged
• Leave a radio or television on at a low volume if your pet is accustomed to household sounds
• Set aside quality time together when everyone returns home, even if it's just 15 to 20 minutes of play, training, or cuddling

Most pets adjust well within a couple of weeks. However, if your pet shows severe anxiety, stops eating, has accidents in the house or becomes destructive, contact your veterinarian. These may be signs of separation anxiety or another medical or behavioral concern that can often be managed with the right treatment.

A little planning can help make the transition back to school easier for every member of the family, including the four-legged variety!

Address

2040 W 31st Street, Suite G, Box 145
Lawrence, KS
66046

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17858132853

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