Mobivet

Mobivet focuses heavily on at-home veterinary care, with home visits and mobile clinics forming the core of its service. Recent feedback continues to centre on calm, compassionate home end-of-life appointments, alongside examples of ongoing medical care delivered at home for pets that struggle with clinic visits. The website also sets out emergency home care and end-of-life care from 09:00–19:00 Monday–Saturday, with emergency hospital care provided by Valley Veterinary Hospital.

Services

• •Home visits and mobile vet appointments are a central part of the clinic’s offer, with multiple reviews describing vets attending pets in their own homes.
• •End-of-life care at home is a major theme in reviews, with families describing peaceful euthanasia appointments in familiar surroundings, clear explanations, and time to say goodbye without feeling rushed.
• •Emergency arrangements
• •The website states emergency home care and end-of-life care from 09:00–19:00 Monday–Saturday.
• •Emergency hospital care is provided by Valley Veterinary Hospital.
• •Structured clinic data also describes emergency veterinary services with 24/7 or extended-hours provision.
• •Medical diagnosis and ongoing treatment are also reflected in reviews, including
• •diagnosis and treatment of feline asthma during home visits
• •assessment and advice around a mast cell tumour
• •investigation of collapsing episodes in a dog
• •Routine handling during home visits is mentioned too, including weighing and nail clipping for a nervous cat.
• •Aftercare following end-of-life appointments is noted in reviews, including return of ashes to the home and mention of individual cremation arrangements.
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility is listed in the clinic’s structured information.

Pricing

A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit below average on price, but this is based on very few comparable services. One reviewer also mentioned comparing home-visit vets on price before choosing Mobivet.

People

• •Dr Vlad (Vlad Rimbu) is repeatedly named in reviews, especially for home end-of-life visits. Families describe him as compassionate, respectful, clear in explaining the process, and supportive when returning pets’ ashes.
• •Valeriu (“Val”) is praised in a more complex dog case involving a mast cell tumour and collapsing episodes, with the owner highlighting thorough diagnosis and treatment advice.
• •Sandra is also mentioned in that same case, alongside positive comments about the wider team.

Reviews

Google reviews: 4.7 stars from 422 reviews.

• •Many recent reviews focus on at-home euthanasia and end-of-life care, with families describing the service as kind, patient, dignified, and peaceful in a familiar home setting.
• •Communication and aftercare are praised repeatedly: reviewers mention gentle explanations, supportive phone conversations, updates when requested, and ashes being returned home with care. One family also mentions receiving a card and keyring.
• •Reviews also show the home-visit model helping with ongoing care for anxious pets, including an older cat that tolerated weighing and nail clipping at home and was finally diagnosed and treated for asthma. Another review praises the team’s thoroughness in working up a dog with a mast cell tumour and unexplained collapsing episodes.
• •Dr Vlad receives repeated named praise, while the wider team is also described as honest, compassionate and professional. One December 2025 review stands out as a complaint about dog mess being left on public property and a phone complaint being handled badly, but the overall recent pattern is strongly positive.