Mobile Registered Veterinary Technician Services in the East Bay

Pawsome Housecalls provides professional in-home Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) services for dogs and cats throughout Richmond, Berkeley, Albany, El Cerrito, and surrounding East Bay communities. From nail trims and subcutaneous fluids to prescribed injections and veterinary nursing care, we help pets receive the care they need in the comfort of home.

FIND THE CARE YOUR PET NEEDS

Explore In-Home RVT Services

Registered Veterinary Technician providing routine for a cat at home

Nail trims, ear cleaning, anal gland expressions, mat clipping, and simple bandaging for pets who need routine care at home.

Registered Veterinary Technician providing hands-on care for a dog at home

Subcutaneous fluids, fluid demonstrations, blood and urine collection, and other hands-on veterinary nursing services.

Registered Veterinary Technician checking a dog's blood pressure during a house call

Blood pressure monitoring and blood glucose sensor placement to support your pet’s ongoing veterinary care.

Prescribed injections including Solensia, Cytopoint, Adequan, and other injections when appropriate veterinary instructions are in place.

EXPERIENCED IN-HOME RVT CARE

Professional In-Home Care from a Registered Veterinary Technician

With about 20 years of experience in veterinary medicine, Marjorie has worked with a wide range of patients, procedures, and care settings. Pawsome Housecalls brings that experience into the home for services that can be safely provided there, with veterinarian involvement or authorization when required. For pets that are nervous, older, or simply more comfortable at home, it can make ongoing care easier to manage.

Marjorie, Registered Veterinary Technician, caring for a cat during an in-home visit
Marjorie, RVT
Founder, Pawsome House Calls
Registered Veterinary Technician
MEET YOUR RVT

Hi, I'm Marjorie.

I’ve always loved animals, but what kept me in veterinary medicine was the hands-on side of caring for them. I enjoy working directly with patients, solving problems, and being able to help when an animal is scared, sick, or uncomfortable.

Pawsome Housecalls grew from seeing how difficult certain parts of pet care could be for elderly and disabled owners. Over time, I also saw how much easier care could be for pets that become fearful or extremely stressed at the veterinary hospital. Being able to support both the pet and the person caring for them is what makes this work meaningful to me.

Have a question or ready to arrange a visit?

Get in touch about your pet, a service, or availability for an in-home RVT visit. Text is the fastest way to reach Marjorie, and email is always welcome