Cleveland Clinic Mobile Veterinary Service is a small animal, ambulatory practice, that comes directly to you and your furry loved ones. We are excited to take away the travel time and unwanted waiting room time that you and your cats and dogs would have to endure, by making a trip to your normal veterinary clinic. We know how important your pet's health is to you, and we will provide quality preventative medicine, as well as treat them, should they fall ill.
Casey Cleveland, BS, BSc, BVMS, CPEV, FFCP
Dr. Cleveland started working at an animal hospital in NC, in 1995, while working towards her Bachelor's degree at Methodist University. After completing her degree, she attended Fayetteville State University to work on her Master's degree and complete her pre-veterinary studies, while continuing to work as a veterinary assistant. She then moved to Perth, Western Australia, where she attended Murdoch University School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Science, to complete her veterinary degree. Dr. Cleveland moved back to WV in 2015 and resides in Martinsburg, where she continues to study. In 2025 she started studying at the CAETA Academy to become certified as a Peaceful Euthanasia Veterinarian. After finishing this, she went on to become Fear Free Certified as well, to ensure the best care for your pets. In 2026, she will start courses to become a Certified Animal Hospice Practitioner.
While Dr. Cleveland enjoys all aspects of Veterinary Medicine, she has special interests in preventative medicine, pain management and cognitive issues with senior cats and dogs, and gastrointestinal diseases.
Dr. Cleveland is an avid sports fan. In her free time she enjoys cheering for the Mountaineers, Washington Capitals and the Washington Commanders.
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We recommend yearly, comprehensive, physical examinations for every pet, to ensure your pets overall health is in good standing. A physical exam includes checking your pets eyes and ears, listening to the heart and lungs, checking their lymph nodes, as well as checking their mouth to see if there are any abnormalities and staying ahead of dental disease. We also monitor overall health of the coat quality (which can indicate various metabolic disorders, allergic responses, ectoparasites), as well as their body condition score to ensure they are maintaining a proper weight. All findings in a physical exam will be discussed with you and we can come up with a plan together to make any necessary changes to ensure your pet stays healthy.
Services Provided
Wellness Examinations
We recommend yearly, comprehensive, physical examinations for every pet, to ensure your pets overall health is in good standing. A physical exam includes checking your pets eyes and ears, listening to the heart and lungs, checking their lymph nodes, as well as checking their mouth to see if there are any abnormalities and staying ahead of dental disease. We also monitor overall health of the coat quality (which can indicate various metabolic disorders, allergic responses, ectoparasites), as well as their body condition score to ensure they are maintaining a proper weight. All findings in a physical exam will be discussed with you and we can come up with a plan together to make any necessary changes to ensure your pet stays healthy.
Preventative Health Vaccines
Yearly, as well as some every 3 year vaccines are necessary to protect your pet. Rabies is a fatal virus and therefore is required by law for both cats and dogs, to have a current vaccination. The recommended vaccines for dogs include Distemper/Parvo, Lyme, Leptospirosis, Canine Influenza and Bordetella (Kennel Cough). The recommended vaccines for cats are the Distemper vaccine and depending on your cat's lifestyle, we may recommend the feline leukemia vaccine. The age of your pet will determine which vaccines they can receive and when they can receive them. We are more than happy to discuss this with you in detail, if you have any questions.
Heartworm Screening & Prevention
Heartworm disease is passed to dogs through infected mosquitos and can be deadly if not detected and treated. Treatment is very costly, but prevention is not. We recommend yearly testing and monthly prevention to ensure your dog stays protected. Furthermore, the test does not just test for Heartworms; it also tests for the 3 major tick borne diseases, Lyme, Anaplasmosis and Ehrlichia.
Flea and Tick Prevention
There is no true "flea and tick season". Fleas and ticks can thrive in cold and warm temperatures, especially if they have found a place in your house to live. They reproduce very rapidly and can cause an infestation very rapidly. Aside from dermatological issues such as Flea Allergy Dermatitis and Hot Spots, they can also cause intestinal parasites (Tape Worms) and transmit Bartonella (Cat Scratch Fever), which can affect humans and cats. Ticks can cause serious infection with Lyme Disease, Ehrlichiosis and Anaplasmosis. For these very reasons, we recommend year around flea and tick prevention.
Microchipping
Every once in blue moon, your pet may feel the need to go roaming on their own adventure, and they may not be able to find their way home. Luckily, they can be safely returned to you if they have a microchip, which stores your information. A microchip can be safely implanted between the shoulders on a routine visit from your veterinarian.
In Home Euthanasia
We wish we could keep them forever, but unfortunately, we only get to borrow them for a little while. When the time comes to say goodbye to your loved one, we can provide this service in the comfortable surroundings of your home. We will assist with all aspects of decisions that need to be made before and after you say goodbye.
Unconditional Love and Care
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A detailed estimate can be provided for you, prior to your appointment. Please call or email us if you would like an estimate.
Availability & Service Areas
Hours of Operation:
Appointments on Monday and Tuesday, 10am-5pm. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 10am-4pm.
Out of hours appointments can be arranged, especially for emergencies. We will make every attempt to arrive at our scheduled time, however emergencies and traffic can be unpredictable. You will be notified if we are running late.
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Servicing the following areas:
Certain counties in West Virginia and Virginia. Please call or email to see if we service your area.
Associations & Partners
Regional Veterinary Referral Center
The Regional Veterinary Referral Center is located in the heart of the Northern Virginia – Washington, DC metropolitan area. It is a comfortable combination of both old and new. The Emergency Service Department has been well established (since 1985) in the community and is the central connection between you, your pet, your primary veterinarian and the other specialists within the Center. Our facility is well over 9500 square feet and still growing. The Center boasts some of the most advanced diagnostic/treatment modalities offered in veterinary medicine today. We are one of only a few facilities in the mid-Atlantic region to offer an on-site MRI and CATScan service, radiation therapy via a linear accelerator and the presence of a Board Certified Cardiologist, Clinical Pathologist, Dermatologist, Internist, Medical Oncologist, Neurologist, Radiation Oncologist, Radiologist, two Surgeons as well as a Rehabilitative Therapy program complete with underwater treadmill.
