Advantages of Ambulatory Veterinary Services

People are accustomed to bringing their dogs, cats, etc. to a veterinary clinic. However, it becomes a challenge to brining a horse or an alpaca to the clinic. Taking horses or alpacas to the clinic becomes tough and stressful. EquidDoc has introduced ambulatory veterinary service which is turning out to be beneficial for the pet owners. What are those advantages? Checkout in this presentation: https://www.equiddocvet.com/advantages-of-having-an-ambulatory-veterinary-team/

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