Mobile Veterinary Specialist
Mobile Veterinary Specialist is an orthopedic surgery practice in Austin, TX, led by a DACVS-credentialed surgeon. Procedures include TPLO surgery, advanced surgical techniques, patient restraint, and Orthopedic Surgeries.
About
Mobile Veterinary Specialist (MVS) offers mobile surgical services in the greater Austin area, bridging the gap between primary veterinary care and referral hospitals. Established by Dr. David Allman, a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons, MVS provides advanced surgical techniques performed by board-certified veterinary surgeons.
This mobile practice allows pets to receive state-of-the-art care within their familiar primary care facility, aiming to provide an affordable alternative for specialized surgical needs. MVS is structured with North and South teams to serve different areas of Austin.
Surgical team
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Dr. David Allman
Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons
Established by Dr. David Allman, Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons, MVSTM is designed to bridge the gap between primary veterinary care and referral veterinary hospitals.
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Dr. Kelly Might
DACVS
Dr. Kelly Might, DACVS was raised in Bedford, Texas, a town between Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Dr. Chase Key
Dr. Chase Key attended Abilene Christian University for his undergraduate degree in 2013, then received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University School of Medicine in 2017.
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Kelly Langston
She worked at a primary care veterinary hospital in the past but joined Dr. Allman from the beginning of MVS as his primary surgical assistant and technician.
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Chelsea Miller
After enrolling in Cedar Valley College’s Veterinary Technology program, Chelsea started working at North Austin Animal Hospital part-time to keep developing her technical skills and work towards becoming a licensed vet tech.
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Nathan Lahay
He has a BFA from Sam Houston State University in Performing Arts, and is currently enrolled in a Veterinary Technician Program through Penn Foster.
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Lauren Neal
She has been in the veterinary field for 5 years, including time in equine sports medicine and small animal general practice.
Procedures
- TPLO surgery
- advanced surgical techniques
- patient restraint
- Orthopedic Surgeries
- minimally invasive surgery
- Oncologic Surgeries
- soft tissue surgical procedures
- catheter placement
- anesthesia monitoring
- advanced surgery
- complicated surgical procedures
- fracture repair
- Soft Tissue Surgeries
Frequently asked questions
- What types of surgical procedures does Mobile Veterinary Specialist offer?
- Mobile Veterinary Specialist (MVS) provides advanced surgical techniques, including orthopedic, soft tissue, and oncologic surgeries. The team includes board-certified veterinary surgeons who perform complicated surgical procedures that pets might not otherwise be able to receive.
- Who are the board-certified surgeons at Mobile Veterinary Specialist?
- Dr. David Allman, a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons, established Mobile Veterinary Specialist. Dr. Kelly Might, DACVS, is also part of the team, performing mobile specialty surgeries. Both are board-certified veterinary surgeons trained to perform advanced surgical techniques.
- How does Mobile Veterinary Specialist deliver care to pets?
- Mobile Veterinary Specialist operates as a mobile practice, bringing state-of-the-art care to pets in the comfort of their familiar primary care facility. This approach aims to maintain continuity between the pet and their veterinarian, offering a convenient and affordable alternative for specialized surgical needs.
- What is Dr. Allman's background and surgical focus?
- Dr. David Allman, originally from Austin, pursued surgical specialization after veterinary school at Texas A&M University. He completed internships at the University of Georgia and Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center, followed by a surgical residency at Michigan State University. His training included high volume exposure to orthopedic and soft tissue surgical procedures, with a unique interest in minimally invasive surgery and canine sports medicine.
- What is Dr. Might's background and surgical focus?
- Dr. Kelly Might, DACVS, attended the University of Texas at Austin and Oklahoma State University for veterinary school, where he found his calling for veterinary surgery. He completed a rotating internship at PetCare Veterinary Hospital and a surgical internship at Aspen Meadow Veterinary Specialists, followed by a three-year surgical residency at Washington State University. During his training, Dr. Might developed a strong interest in minimally invasive surgery and orthopedics.