Pet Allergies (Skin & Environmental) in New York City

Yes — RexVet visits are with a veterinarian licensed in New York, which includes New York City. Apoquel refill requests (where state rules allow), discussing whether Cytopoint is an option (it is given as an injection at a clinic), food trial planning and coaching, flare triage, secondary infection management, and chronic disease monitoring are top telehealth use cases. A $64.99 video visit gets you a New York-licensed vet, and where they decide medication is appropriate it can be sent to a pharmacy near you.

Common signs: Constant licking, scratching, or chewing (paws, belly, armpits, face); Recurring ear infections (especially yeast); Hot spots and skin sores; Red, inflamed skin between toes; Hair loss in itchy areas. New York City pet parents seeing these can review with a RexVet New York-licensed vet via $64.99 video visit.

Standard treatment: Apoquel (oclacitinib) — daily oral itch control; Cytopoint (lokivetmab) — monthly injectable itch antibody (dogs); Atopica (cyclosporine) — immune modulator; Prednisone for acute severe flares (short-term only). Apoquel refill requests (where state rules allow), discussing whether Cytopoint is an option (it is given as an injection at a clinic), food trial planning and coaching, flare triage, secondary infection management, and chronic disease monitoring are top telehealth use cases.

In-person for initial dermatology workup, allergy testing, ear flush + cytology, severe infections requiring sedation. Refill requests (where state rules allow) and monitoring are highly suitable for telehealth.

RexVet is not a pharmacy. If the veterinarian prescribes, a pharmacy fills the prescription and a pharmacy transfer fee applies. Refill requests can be handled by $64.99 video visit where state rules allow.

You choose the visit time when you book — a New York-licensed veterinarian takes video visits about 8 AM to 11 PM Eastern, every day. No membership, no subscription — every visit is $64.99 flat.