Online Vet for Cats — Licensed Feline Care by Video

For many concerns, better than in-person — because cats behave like themselves at home and stress-hide in clinics. Visual exam, history, and behavioral assessment all happen more accurately in the cat's own environment. Diagnostic testing (bloodwork, imaging) still requires an in-person visit when indicated.

Most non-emergency concerns: skin and ear issues, mild GI symptoms, allergies, anxiety, behavioral changes, weight changes, dental concerns visible on video, prescription refills for chronic conditions, and senior cat quality-of-life conversations.

Male cat straining to urinate (drive to the ER), repeated vomiting with dehydration, profound lethargy, suspected toxin ingestion, severe respiratory effort, jaundice, sudden inability to use a leg, or anything where the vet on video tells you in-person care is needed. The video vet will be direct about this.

Yes, where state law permits and a valid VCPR is established. Gabapentin (often used for situational anxiety and chronic pain in cats) and Solensia (for osteoarthritis pain) are both commonly written through RexVet for FL, NY, and VA cat parents.

That's literally the point. Cats released from a carrier in a clinic exam room behave nothing like cats at home. A video visit in the cat's own space shows the vet the actual baseline.

Yes — the Family Plan covers all pets in the household for $120/year, including 4 visits and unlimited messaging. For multi-cat households, this is usually the most cost-effective option since multiple cats often share environmental concerns (flea preventive, diet questions, behavioral interactions).