Get Pet Prescriptions Online From a Licensed Veterinarian

Yes, when it is clinically appropriate and state law permits. Where the state allows a veterinarian-client-patient relationship to be established by video — Florida's PETS Act (HB849) does so expressly — a RexVet veterinarian licensed in your pet's state can write the prescription during the visit. RexVet is not a pharmacy: a pharmacy fills the prescription and a pharmacy transfer fee applies. Controlled substances and cases that need hands-on testing still require in-person care.

Yes. Rex Vets Inc. is a federally registered 501(c)(3) non-profit vet telehealth service. Every visit is with a fully licensed Doctor of Veterinary Medicine — not a chatbot and not a technician. RexVet has served 50,000+ pet families and holds a 4.9-star average across 8,313+ verified reviews.

A RexVet video visit is $64.99 flat, with no membership, no per-prescription fee and no after-hours surcharge. The Family Plan is $120 one-time and covers 4 visits over 12 months, with messaging open for 48 hours after each visit — it never auto-renews.

Most non-emergency concerns: skin and ear infections, allergies, mild vomiting or diarrhea, urinary symptoms, anxiety and behavior, parasite prevention, chronic-condition follow-ups, refill requests (where state rules allow) and second opinions. True emergencies — collapse, seizures, trauma, suspected bloat, toxin ingestion or severe breathing trouble — need an in-person emergency hospital.

In the evening, yes. RexVet video visits run about 8 AM to 11 PM Eastern, every day, including weekends, with no after-hours surcharge. There are no overnight visits; after about 11 PM, or in an emergency, go to a 24-hour emergency animal hospital. Your pet has to be physically in Florida, New York or Virginia at the time of the visit, because every RexVet visit is with a veterinarian licensed in your pet's state.