Dr. Croom Mobile Vet Service delivers high-quality holistic veterinary care directly to pet families throughout Portage, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Vicksburg, and Plainwell, Michigan. We focus on restoring comfort, mobility, and quality of life for senior dogs and senior cats, especially those facing arthritis, chronic pain, stiffness, weakness, or age-related anxiety. Our specialty is veterinary chiropractic, senior mobility evaluations, and natural supportive care for pets who no longer thrive in fast-paced clinic environments. We also work extensively with cats who are struggling with the litter box—whether due to arthritis, behavior changes, stress, or underlying discomfort—using a mix of telehealth video visits, environmental assessments, and tailored at-home solutions.

We provide compassionate end-of-life care, including in-home euthanasia, senior comfort plans, and hospice guidance for pets in their final stages. Many of our clients start with a virtual visit, allowing Dr. Croom to assess your pet’s movement, behavior, home setup, and overall comfort before scheduling a targeted home visit for chiropractic, mobility treatment, or a full physical and neurological exam. This blended model gives families clear guidance quickly, minimizes stress for older pets, and ensures that every step—whether improving mobility, resolving litter-box avoidance, or planning peaceful transition—is handled with expert support and deep respect.

Dr. Turnera Croom, DVM—known to many as Dr. Croom, Army Veterinarian MAJ (Ret.)—is a holistic mobile veterinarian serving Southwest Michigan, with a focus on senior pets, chiropractic care, integrative pain relief, and end-of-life support. With years of experience as both an Army officer and practicing veterinarian, Dr. Croom blends medical precision with a calm, intuitive approach that puts anxious and aging pets at ease. She is one of the few Michigan veterinarians offering mobile chiropractic for dogs and cats, telemedicine consultations, and behavior-based guidance for cats who avoid the litter box. Her expertise attracts pet parents looking for a veterinarian who understands the whole animal—physically, emotionally, and environmentally.

Beyond her mobile practice, Dr. Croom creates educational content for dedicated pet parents, future veterinarians, and holistic-minded families. Her written insights can be found on her weekly Substack, Vet Truths, where she breaks down controversial and misunderstood topics in animal health: Dr. Turnera Croom | Substack. She also hosts a growing YouTube presence, sharing chiropractic demonstrations, senior pet tips, herbal education, behind-the-scenes mobile vet life, and episodes of her podcast Controversial Animal Topics: Dr. Croom Army Vet – YouTube. Whether she’s helping a senior dog walk more comfortably, troubleshooting a stressed cat’s litter box habits, or guiding families through compassionate end-of-life care, Dr. Croom’s mission is simple: comfort, clarity, and holistic support for every pet she serves.