Fear-free veterinary care for pets who'd rather stay at home
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What is SH Mobile?
Supporting Continuity of Care Beyond the Hospital
​SH Mobile Veterinary Nursing Services provides in-home veterinary nursing support for patients who may benefit from ongoing care but experience difficulty attending traditional veterinary appointments due to fear, anxiety, mobility limitations, chronic disease, or complex home-care needs.
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The goal of SH Mobile is to help patients remain connected to veterinary care while supporting the treatment plan established by the attending veterinarian.
Which Patients Benefit Most?

Patients Commonly Referred
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Chronic kidney disease patients requiring ongoing support
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Blood pressure monitoring patients
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Patients requiring ongoing injections
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Mobility-compromised patients
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Palliative and hospice patients
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Fearful or highly anxious patients
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Clients requiring home-care training and education
Services Available

Nursing Services
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Blood pressure monitoring
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Blood glucose monitoring
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Blood and urine collection
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Injection administration
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Subcutaneous fluid administration
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Medication administration
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Client education and demonstrations
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Nail trims
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Anal sac expression
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Laser therapy
Continuity of Care & Reporting

Maintaining continuity of care is a central component of SH Mobile Veterinary Nursing Services. Following each visit, a written Home Visit Summary Report can be provided to the attending veterinarian to help keep the veterinary team informed of patient progress, treatment compliance, and any concerns identified in the home environment.
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Home visits often provide unique insights into a patient's daily routine, treatment challenges, mobility, comfort, and caregiver experience that may not always be apparent during a hospital appointment.
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Reports may include:
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• Treatments performed
• Patient observations
• Vital parameters and monitoring results
• Home-care challenges or treatment barriers
• Client concerns or questions
• Recommended follow-up considerations
Reports can be tailored to the needs of the attending veterinarian and may be provided following individual visits or as part of an ongoing treatment plan.
About Sonia

Sonia Holicova, BSc., RVT, is a practicing Registered Veterinary Technician with more than two decades of experience spanning clinical practice, diagnostics, emergency medicine, research, therapeutic laser therapy, and client education. She has developed a reputation for finding practical solutions to complex patient-care challenges while maintaining a strong focus on patient welfare, client education, and continuity of care.
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Throughout her career, she has developed a particular interest in clinical pathology and cytology, fear-conscious handling, chronic disease management, and supporting caregivers through complex home-care plans. She is known for her collaborative approach, strong diagnostic skills, and commitment to helping patients who require a more individualized approach to care.
Sonia is the recipient of the OVMA Veterinary Technician Excellence Award and maintains RECOVER CPR certification.
Through SH Mobile Veterinary Nursing Services, she works collaboratively with veterinary teams to help patients receive ongoing nursing care in the comfort of their homes while maintaining continuity with their primary hospital and supporting the treatment plan established by the attending veterinarian.


How Referrals Work
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Identify a Patient Who May Benefit
The attending veterinarian identifies a patient whose medical needs, mobility limitations, stress levels, or home-care requirements may make in-home nursing support beneficial.
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Referral and Consultation
The client is provided with SH Mobile's contact information and schedules a consultation to discuss their pet's needs, goals, and suitability for home-based care.
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Ongoing Collaborative Care
Services are provided in the patient's home while supporting the treatment plan established by the attending veterinarian. Visit summaries and observations can be communicated back to the veterinary team as appropriate.
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in 3 STEPS...

Start a Patient Referral Discussion
Some patients benefit from additional nursing support beyond the hospital setting. Whether you're looking for support with chronic disease management, mobility-compromised patients, home-care training, therapeutic laser therapy, or ongoing nursing care that may be more effectively delivered in the home, I'd be happy to discuss how SH Mobile can support both your patients and your team.