Pet Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in Virginia Beach

Yes — RexVet’s veterinarians are licensed in Virginia, which includes Virginia Beach. Renal diet selection and transition, SQ fluid prescription and at-home administration coaching, appetite stimulant prescribing, anti-nausea Rx, blood pressure medication management, and quality-of-life monitoring are all top telehealth uses. A $64.99 video visit gets you a Virginia-licensed vet, and where they decide medication is appropriate it can be sent to a pharmacy near you.

Common signs: Increased drinking and urination; Weight loss (often the first sign); Decreased appetite; Vomiting (intermittent, then more frequent); Lethargy. Virginia Beach pet parents seeing these can review with a RexVet Virginia-licensed vet via $64.99 video visit.

Standard treatment: Renal diet (Hill's k/d, Royal Canin Renal, Purina NF); Subcutaneous fluids — daily or every other day; Phosphorus binders if needed; ACE inhibitors / ARBs for proteinuria. Renal diet selection and transition, SQ fluid prescription and at-home administration coaching, appetite stimulant prescribing, anti-nausea Rx, blood pressure medication management, and quality-of-life monitoring are all top telehealth uses.

Diagnosis requires bloodwork (in-person sampling). Acute crises (rapidly worsening azotemia, severe dehydration, hypertensive emergency) require ER care. Ongoing management is one of the strongest telehealth use cases.

When the veterinarian prescribes, RexVet's in-house pharmacy (RexVetRx) delivers same-day in most Virginia Beach ZIP codes. Alternatively, prescriptions can be transferred to any local pharmacy. Refill requests can be handled by $64.99 video visit where state rules allow.

Most Virginia Beach pet parents are connected to a Virginia-licensed veterinarian within minutes of booking, 24/7. No membership, no subscription — every visit is $64.99 flat.