Harford Mobile Veterinary Services

04/07/2026

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04/03/2026

Gladis says hello, Harford Mobile Veterinary Services & K9 Spine clients. Just a normal day of pet pampering with Nurse Chiropractioner Patty Maizels, CVCP, and Dr. Patrick Maizels saving the world one pet spine at a time.

03/28/2026

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03/27/2026

Hope to see a few of our clients there to help support this great cause.

03/27/2026

We will be in Kent County through the 26th. Annual bunny Run for the Eastern Shore rabbit rescue, where we found Heidi, the paralyzed bunny, who was with us for a short amount of time before her kidneys gave in. This is a phenomenal rescue that is in need of donations in order to continue to pay for the veterinary Care for all the bunnies that have yet to be adopted. Help me raise some money for this great facility and maybe consider coming down to Kent and maybe come back with a sweet fuzzy bunny for Easter to add to your home.

Help us meet our fundraising goal for Eastern Shore Rabbit Rescue and Education Center

03/26/2026

Just a reminder since flea tick and mosquito season is upon us. Please stay away from the combined heartworm flea and tick preventatives

03/26/2026

We are already seeing fleas and ticks now and the mosquitoes will be out shortly. Please get in touch with us to have your pet's heartworm prevention mailed directly to your home. How convenient is that! And let's get started on Frontline Top Spot Plus or PetArmor Plus.

Stay away from the combination of heartworm, flea, and tick prevention. They have high side effects such as neurological side effects, kidney injury, Neurological and intestinal injuries, and there's been a good amount of anaphylactic death from things like simperico, NexGard. And do not do the heartworm injectable. We would not give any of these medications to our family, pets or our own pets.

01/25/2026

And here is Clark two weeks post being non-weight-bearing and being told the only option was double ACL surgery. If your veterinarian is going straight for surgery and straightforward. Narcotics or muscle relaxers ask for a second opinion.

01/25/2026

Here is a video of Clark 7 Days post adjustment

01/25/2026

This is Clark, 24 hours post adjustment and as you see we are actually using the leg with a mild limp. Chiropractic Care and cold laser is the way to go

01/25/2026

Here is another chiropractic success patient, Clarke, a 7-year-old deaf and partially blind dog. Following a diagnosis of a cruciate tear at Jarrettsville Veterinary Hospital, Clarke was initially recommended to undergo pharmaceutical treatment for several months, after which a surgical consult was advised as the only remaining option. Due to Clarke's age and anxiety-related issues, which necessitated sedation and muzzling for handling, the owner opted to seek a second opinion, as recommended by one of our clients. Notably, we were able to provide an effective treatment for Clarke within 24 hours. Moreover, this approach avoided the need for an unnecessary $8,000 ACL surgery, they were told to schedule ACL surgery for the opposite leg within six months due to potential overcompensation. It is surprising that our colleagues do not refer patients to us. A follow-up post will be made 24 hours after treatment, but prior to discharge, Clarke was already using the affected leg, albeit with mild lameness.
On a side note, our chiropractioner and nurse Patty was able to comfortably handle Clark without sedation and was very comfortable in her care. Sometimes a little bit of love, trust, patience, and energy is all that is necessary to handle what seems like a difficult or aggressive patient. This is not cafeteria style medicine. You need to give each patient as much time as is needed to treat them appropriately and not be on a time limit.

01/25/2026

Winnie has made a full recovery three weeks post-adjustment and can once again jump onto the couch. If your dog is experiencing difficulties with their hind end or has been diagnosed with a herniated disc, ACL ruptures, or IVDD, please contact us for non-surgical treatment options. In cases of sudden paralysis or extreme hind-end difficulties, it is vital that we provide assistance within 24 to 48 hours at the latest.
Text Chiropractioner Patty Maizels CVCP at 410-456-6707