At Rexvet, we're leading the way in online veterinary telehealth, and we've achieved this by collaborating closely with veterinarians. We employ a science-backed approach to provide much-needed relief for pets dealing with both common physical and behavioral health issues. Our platform seamlessly connects you with licensed veterinarians through video calls and messaging, allowing you to access care for your beloved dog or cat swiftly and conveniently, regardless of your location. Say goodbye to the stress and expense of a traditional vet visit. In applicable states, we even offer prescription medication and over-the-counter treatments. It's important to note that Rexvet is not a veterinary practice or pharmacy. Instead, we serve as a dedicated facilitator, ensuring that pet parents like you can access essential veterinary care with ease and convenience. We're here to make high-quality veterinary care accessible to all.

What is a visit with Rexvet like?

When you schedule a video call with a Rexvet veterinarian, you'll start by answering a few questions about your pet's health concern. Depending on the nature of the issue, you might also complete a detailed questionnaire about their symptoms and share photographs to provide our veterinarians with a comprehensive understanding of the situation. You'll then select a convenient appointment time. During the video call, one of our licensed veterinarians will discuss your pet's symptoms with you, ask relevant questions, review the provided medical history, and address any concerns you may have. The vet will request to see your pet and its surroundings, and if necessary, guide you through simple checks. Following the video call, the veterinarian will send you a message containing a customized treatment plan designed to help your pet recover. This plan may include recommendations to purchase any prescribed or over-the-counter medications.

What conditions does Rexvet offer treatment for?

Our licensed veterinarians at Rexvet are equipped to provide virtual care for a wide range of pet health issues, such as anxiety, allergies, ear problems, urinary tract infections (UTIs), flea and tick concerns, upset stomach, behavioral issues, and more. Following your video call with the vet, you'll receive a personalized treatment plan, which may include prescription medications, over-the-counter treatments, behavior therapy, and dietary or enrichment recommendations. We do, however, strongly recommend that every pet parent maintain an ongoing relationship with a local veterinarian for routine check-ups and other pet medical needs. Rest assured, we are more than happy to share your pet's medical records with your local vet to ensure comprehensive care.

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