We Love Veterinarians
Pet PAL LA, Your Partner in Extending Veterinary Care Beyond the Clinic
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Pet PAL LA works directly with your veterinary team to bring compassionate, skilled care into the home; supporting your hospital, strengthening client relationships, and improving treatment compliance.
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By acting as an extension of your clinic, we help bridge the gap between
in-hospital recommendations and at-home follow-through, making it easier for your team to deliver exceptional care, even after the appointment ends.
How We Can Help
In-home Blood Collection
From blood glucose checks to NSAID rechecks, if you don't need to see the pet, P.A.L. can collect samples in the clients home and drop them off at your hospital. Just tell us what you need and we will arrange a visit at the home of your client and return the samples to you.
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CBC/Chem
NSAID Recheck
Bile Acids
CardioPet
Thyroid Monitoring Profile
And More...
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* P.A.L is only able to collect free catch urine samples in-home*
Medication Administration
P.A.L can administer ALL forms of medications
Oral and Injectable
Sometimes owners just can't make it in for that next dose of cytopoint or
don't want to give Adequan because they don't want to inject their pet.
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Other times, Pet Parents struggle with oral medications
and we know how important those drugs are.
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P.A.L. Can do it!
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Pet Assistance by Lory will pick up the prescribed medication from
your clinic and administer it as directed to the patient in their home.
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Antibiotics
Subcutaneous Fluids
B12
Cerenia
Steroids
Convenia
Cytopoint
Adequan
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Contact us to find out how this in-home service
can help you and your patients.
Patient Monitoring
Sometimes checking a cat's blood pressure at the hospital
just isn't the ideal situation.
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Let P.A.L. Help!
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Pet Assistance by Lory can collect valuable information
for you in the comfort of the client's home,
making it easy for you to provide the best care possible.
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Blood Pressure
Blood Glucose
Weight Check
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We can also collect samples for ear and skin cytology,
returning samples to your hospital for your diagnosis.