Mobile veterinary care that fits real life.

Threadgold Veterinary Services provides mobile veterinary care across Adelaide for pets who need care at home. We help with routine health checks, vaccinations, illness consultations, skin and ear problems, arthritis and mobility concerns, medication reviews, senior pet care, palliative support, and gentle end-of-life care.

Our visits are designed to be clear, kind, and useful. We take time to understand what is happening, explain what matters, and build a plan that fits the pet, the home, the budget, and the goal of care.

Why home visits?

Less stress

Many pets show you more of the real picture when they are not already distressed by transport, noise, restraint, and the clinic environment.

More context

Home visits make it easier to understand the pet’s day-to-day life, mobility, routine, and the practical constraints the family is actually working with.

Clearer explanations

There is room to talk properly. Owners are left understanding what the issue likely is, what to watch for, and what the next step is meant to achieve.

What we offer

Good veterinary care that is useful, honest, and proportionate.

We take the time to understand your pet’s health, your home situation, your goals, your budget, and what is realistically manageable for your household. Every family is different, and good care should be considerate of the people doing the caring as well as the animal receiving it.

That means clear explanations, practical options, and advice about where your money, time, and energy are best spent. Sometimes the right plan is further testing or referral. Sometimes it is comfort care, medication, monitoring, or making changes at home.

Our aim is not to do more for the sake of doing more, but to help you make the best decision for your pet in the context of your real life.

General medical visits, preventive care, skin and ear problems, mobility concerns, puppy and kitten checks, and second-opinion style appointments where the main thing missing has been a plain answer.
Chronic itch, recurring ear disease, older-pet review, medication adjustments, and continuity-focused care where we are invested in the long term outcome.
The aim is to build and maintain a plan that is useful, realistic, and manageable at home, and make changes when things don’t work.
Thoughtful conversations about comfort, daily burden, realistic options, and home euthanasia when that becomes the kindest decision, without pressure or performative certainty.
For some situations, what people need first is help understanding urgency, watching the right things, and deciding whether the next move is home support, a visit, or immediate emergency care.

Meet our team

Dr Tobias Threadgold

Dr Tobias Threadgold is an Adelaide veterinarian and the founder of Threadgold Veterinary Services. He offers home-based veterinary care built around time, clarity, and practical support for pets and the people caring for them.
His approach is calm, thoughtful, and grounded in the realities of day-to-day life with animals. He works with families to understand the full situation, explain the options clearly, and develop care plans that are sensible, compassionate, and tailored to the pet and household.
He has a particular interest in anxious pets, senior care, palliative care, chronic skin and ear problems, and complex home situations where a home visit can make care easier and less stressful.
Dr Jordan Blyth

Dr Jordan Blyth’s veterinary experience is mostly centered around general practice and enjoys the details that makes things tick, this is shown in her interest for veterinary pathology. Dr Jordan will see dogs, cats and pocket pets.
Jordan is from the NSW Blue Mountains and when she’s taking a break from helping our furry friends Jordan is found reading lots of different books or camping on outdoor adventures finding nice beaches to swim in.
Dr Gypsy Entriken

Dr Gypsy has grown up in South Australia and has moved around the Barossa Valley and mid-north throughout her childhood. She has a love for all animals, growing up with dogs and cats, working with horses as a stablehand, showing cattle and sheep through high school, and has always had a soft spot for native wildlife. She grew up with the dream of being a veterinarian and has never shied away from a challenge. She studied Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience), and the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine programs at the University of Adalaide, graduating in 2025. Her childhood hobbies included Irish dance and ballet, which she has had little time for in recent years. She enjoys crochet, boardgames and keeping active either at the gym, pilates or on a long slow run. She also spends time with her fiancé, Dr Jackson and taking their Anatolian Shepherd, Leo, for walks. Dr Gypsy is still expanding her skillset as a veterinarian but has a strong background in shelter medicine and enjoys getting to know her patients and their families.re
Georgie Threadgold

Nurse Georgie is our compassionate and experienced Head Nurse, she gained her vet nursing certificate while working between both city and country clinics. Georgie is prepared to work with any vet anywhere and usually spends her time keeping our vets and schedules organized to ensure that our we can provide the best care possible.
When Georgie isn’t at work you can usually find her in her home pottery studio exercising her creativity and when her hands aren’t covered in clay she is making an abundance of patterns for her handmade quilts.
Paramedic Pamela

Pet Taxi, Triage, First Aid & Ambulance Support.
Pamela helps keep things safe, organised and moving at Threadgold Veterinary Services. She supports pets and families through pet taxi transport, triage, first aid and ambulance-style assistance, helping stressful moments feel more manageable.
Her background includes a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biosciences and Zoology, a Bachelor of Paramedic Sciences, and an Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences. She is also a registered paramedic and phlebotomist, bringing calm, practical skills to urgent and sensitive situations. Pamela is a huge nerd who likes going outside — an excellent combination. Her favourite bird is the fairy-wren, followed closely by the pelican. Her least favourite animal is probably the monkey, though she remains open to persuasion.
She cares deeply about conservation, fairness and the natural world, and is best described as allergic to conservation injustice.
Zara Glowinski

Nurse and Operations Coordinator

Hi, I’m Zara, one of the veterinary nurses behind Threadgold Veterinary Services. I’ve been working in the veterinary industry for the past five years, including nearly two years in emergency and critical care nursing. I’m also currently studying to become a veterinarian, continuing to expand my knowledge and passion for animal health and welfare.
Within the business, I work primarily behind the scenes, helping manage the day-to-day operations and supporting everything that keeps our mobile service running smoothly. I enjoy being involved in the organisational side of the industry just as much as the clinical side, and love helping create a positive experience for both clients and their pets. Outside of work and study, I have a menagerie of animals at home, so life is always busy, animal-filled, and entertaining!
Caring for animals has always been a huge part of my life, both professionally and personally.
Josh Burlison

With over 10 years of experience in cat rescue and 5 years working as a veterinary nurse, I’m passionate about animal health, welfare, and making sure every animal gets the care and kindness they deserve. My love for animals extends beyond work too. At home I live with my wife and child, along with our two dogs and several cats, so life is always a little chaotic and furry. I take pride in always putting the needs of the animal first and providing compassionate, high-quality care. Outside of work, I’m a big fan of good food, relaxing with video games, and spending time with my family. My lifelong love for animals continues to drive my commitment to improving their welfare and enriching their lives.