NMotion Home Veterinary Care
NMotion Home Veterinary Care is a general practice in Glen Burnie, MD. Procedures include Castration/neuters, Dental cleaning, Laser Therapy, and Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation ( VOM ).
About
NMotion Home Veterinary Care is a full-service mobile veterinary clinic that provides comprehensive primary care for dogs and cats directly at the client's home. The practice is equipped with a custom-designed mobile surgical suite, allowing for routine procedures such as spays, neuters, mass excisions, and wound repairs. In addition to surgery, the clinic offers physical examinations, vaccinations, flea and parasite control, and advanced dental care, including ultrasonic scaling and digital dental radiography. Diagnostic capabilities include radiology, as well as blood, urine, and fecal testing.
The clinic serves the Washington, D.C. and Eastern Maryland regions, covering areas such as Anne Arundel County, Baltimore, Annapolis, and surrounding communities. As a mobile practice, it is designed for clients seeking concierge veterinary service, those with pets that do not travel well, or owners with multiple pets. The clinic operates by appointment and is not an emergency ambulatory service; it may refer patients to traditional stationary hospitals for extensive hospitalization or immediate emergency needs.
Surgical team
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HARRISON FOY
DVM, CVCP
Dr. Foy served in the U.S Army as Chief of Animal Disease and Prevention at Walter Reed Army Medical Facilities in Washington, DC for three years.
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Mari-Ashli Foy
DVM
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SanYvette Williams-Foy
DVM
Procedures
- Castration/neuters
- Dental cleaning
- Laser Therapy
- Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation ( VOM )
- Stem Cell Therapy
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- Does NMotion Home Veterinary Care perform dental cleanings under anesthesia?
- Yes, the clinic provides dental cleanings and advanced dental care. Because most pets cannot safely undergo these procedures while awake, the clinic utilizes gas anesthesia following pre-medication and induction. All anesthetic procedures require mandatory pre-dental blood work to determine the best anesthesia protocol, and patients are maintained on intravenous fluids during the procedure for safety.
- What surgical procedures are available through the mobile clinic?
- The mobile clinic is equipped with a complete surgical suite and can perform many procedures commonly found in stationary hospitals. This includes ovarian-hysterectomies, castrations, neuters, front declaw procedures, mass excisions, biopsies, and wound repairs. During these surgeries, the clinic utilizes inhalant gas anesthesia and monitors vital signs, including heart rate, respiration, temperature, SpO2, and ECG.
- Are there limitations to the emergency services provided?
- The clinic is not an emergency ambulatory service and cannot accommodate all immediate emergencies. While the team attempts to see clients on an appointment basis, they may only see emergencies if the current schedule, time, and location allow. If a pet requires long-term or extensive hospitalization, the clinic may refer the client to a traditional stationary veterinary hospital.
- What is the focus of the clinic's preventative health care?
- The practice emphasizes comprehensive preventative health care, including physical examinations, vaccinations, and parasite control. They offer a preventative health plan package designed to help maintain a pet's good health. The clinic is committed to educating clients on proper nutrition and exercise to support the long-term well-being of their pets.