​About
At Ann Arbor Mobile Vet, we know how important your pets are. They are companions, friends, and part of the family. That's why we strive to provide the highest level of veterinary care and personalized customer service to our clients.
We recognize that your pets are most comfortable in their everyday surroundings.
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Dr. Annie and her veterinary technician will come to your home to ensure that your pets receive the care they deserve in a stress-free environment.
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Ann Arbor Mobile Vet provides virtually all non-emergency services: wellness and new puppy/kitten exams, vaccines, heartworm testing, geriatric work-ups, humane euthanasia, and a wide range of laboratory diagnostic services. We carry a variety of medicines and heartworm and flea preventative, can treat ear infections or allergic skin disease, will diagnose concerning lumps, and can help with inappropriate elimination.
Dr. Annie Staebler, BVetMed, MRCVS
Dr. Annie grew up in New York City and has spent her life surrounded by animals. She received her undergraduate degree from Yale University and her veterinary degree from The Royal Veterinary College in London, England. After graduation, she moved to Ann Arbor where her husband's family has lived since 1831. Before founding Ann Arbor Mobile Vet, she worked at Washtenaw Veterinary Hospital and Ann Arbor Animal Hospital. She lives in Ann Arbor with her husband, Ned Staebler, their two sons, two rescued kitties, and a very cute rescued mutt.
Jaimee Addie, Veterinary Assistant
Jaimee has worked in the veterinary industry for 27 years. She loves animals, and has never wanted to do anything else! She lives with her husband and two fur babies, Clark and Elvis. Clark is an intelligent, sweet and friendly Pomeranian, and Elvis is a super vocal, cute and funny domestic shorthair. Her human child has left the roost, and attends SVSU. In her free time Jaimee enjoys reading, birding, playing computer games and spending quality time with family and friends. Her goal is to help your pet experience a good visit with the least amount of stress possible.