About MindVet: Mobile Veterinary Behavior Care
MindVet: Mobile Veterinary Behavior Services provides in-home behavior care for dogs and cats across Raleigh and the greater Triangle region. As a mobile veterinary practice, we focus on helping pets who experience anxiety, fear, or aggression receive care in familiar, low-stress environments—without the pressure of a traditional clinic visit.
Why MindVet Was Created
MindVet was founded to support pets who struggle with traditional veterinary visits due to fear, stress, or behavior concerns. By meeting patients in their homes throughout Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, and nearby communities, we’re able to observe behavior where it naturally occurs and tailor veterinary behavior plans that are practical, science-based, and focused on long-term improvement for both pets and their people.
Care Led by Veterinary Expertise
Dr. Khan is a licensed veterinarian with advanced training in veterinary behavioral medicine, dedicated to improving the emotional wellbeing of animals and strengthening the relationships they share with their people. Dr. Khan earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Florida, where he developed a strong foundation in the medical, behavioral, and welfare aspects of companion animal care. This medical grounding informs a thoughtful, whole-patient approach to behavior concerns, recognizing the complex interplay between health, environment, learning, and emotion.
Following veterinary school, Dr. Khan completed specialized residency training in clinical behavioral medicine at North Carolina State University. During this advanced training, he gained extensive experience diagnosing and treating a wide range of behavior disorders, including anxiety, fear-based aggression, compulsive behaviors, and interhousehold conflict. His clinical work emphasizes evidence-based, humane treatment strategies and close collaboration with referring veterinarians and other animal care professionals.
At MindVet, Dr. Khan is committed to providing compassionate, individualized care while empowering caregivers through education and clear, practical guidance. By combining medical insight with behavior modification and, when appropriate, psychopharmacologic support, his goal is to help pets feel safer, more confident, and better understood — ultimately strengthening the human–animal bond at the heart of every family.