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Kate Moore, DVM - Good Vibes Mobile Veterinary Services

5.0 (27 reviews)
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Michel B.

Very fast and caring response. Was able to book an appointment within a week. A very great service. Dr. Kate truly cares about the animals and their owners. She makes not only our pets comfortable but us as well, as she speaks to you on a personal and professional level. My cat and I felt very well taken care of and will definitely continue using her services and recommending them!

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They DO NOT ACCEPT NEW CLIENTS just an FYI to save people time. I know how hard it is to find a mobile vet :)

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Thank you for the kind words!! It was so nice meeting everyone today!

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Thank you! I really appreciate the kind words

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2 years ago

Dr. Kate is wonderful, has a great soft touch for my elderly dog, and helps out whenever possible. My dog will not see another vet.

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The most sweet, understanding, competent, skilled vet I've ever known. And I've had dogs pretty much my entire life.

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Ask the Community - Kate Moore, DVM - Good Vibes Mobile Veterinary Services

How much is a consulation?

Hi there! It depends on what kind of animal you have! It’s $150 for the house call, and $60 for a dog/cat exam, or $70 for a large animal or exotic pet exam.

Do you service clients in Orange? I have a Pomeranian who has a complete meltdown at the vet. Last time he was traumatized so badly his tail dragged on the ground for 2 days. Normally Pom tail is up on his back. I'm at a loss on how to help him. ty

Hi there! I do come to Orange! If you’re interested in setting up an appointment or would just like to discuss next steps, feel free to call or text me at 657-527-9779. Thank you for your interest!!!

Would you be able to do a consult for a cat who's very aggressive/fearful and is currently experiencing a health problem with what seems to be dermatitis?

Hi there! That is something I can potentially assist with! Due to your cats aggression, we may need to start with an initial telephone consult, and start on some medications prior to me coming by for an exam. Feel free to call/text at 657-527-9779… 

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“Moore's attention to detail and thorough knowledge is why we keep coming back to her with all our hamsters.”

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Kate Moore, DVM - Good Vibes Mobile Veterinary Services - vet - Updated November 2026

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