Online Vet Care in New York

Yes. RexVet's licensed New York veterinarians can prescribe medication during a $64.99 video visit, where state law permits establishing a veterinarian-client-patient relationship by video. Prescriptions are filled through RexVet's in-house pharmacy (RexVetRx) or routed to a local New York pharmacy. Controlled substances are not prescribed via telehealth.

A standard RexVet video visit in New York is $64.99 flat — substantially below the average in-person veterinary visit cost in New York metro (typically $100-$200). The Family Plan is $120 one-time and covers 4 video visits plus unlimited messaging for every pet in the household.

Yes. RexVet operates 24/7 booking with licensed New York veterinarians available for same-day video visits across all 5 boroughs of New York City and upstate New York. Book at rexvet.org/book-appointment; most appointments are available within the same business day.

Yes. New York permits telemedicine within an established veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR). Establishing the VCPR remotely is permitted under defined circumstances per New York State Board of Veterinary Medicine guidance. RexVet's licensed New York veterinarians practice within these rules.

Yes. RexVet's licensed New York veterinarians serve Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, plus all upstate New York including Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, Yonkers, and every other New York ZIP code. Veterinary licensure is statewide.

RexVet is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charging $64.99 per video visit with licensed New York veterinarians who can prescribe and fulfill pharmacy in-state. Pawp operates a $24/month subscription that bundles unlimited triage chats but generally does not prescribe; for prescriptions you'd need a separate provider. RexVet's per-visit model with prescribing matches typical clinical workflows.

Yes. A licensed RexVet New York veterinarian can review your pet's prescription history during a $64.99 video visit and authorize a refill where clinically appropriate. Maintenance medications (flea/tick prevention, heartworm prevention, established chronic-condition prescriptions) often qualify with a brief check-in.

Common conditions handled well in New York telehealth: skin and ear infections, allergies, anxiety, mild GI upset, urinary symptoms in alert pets, flea/tick management, chronic-condition follow-up, prescription refills, and second opinions. Telehealth is not appropriate for trauma, severe bleeding, seizures, collapse, blocked urination, or any condition needing in-person stabilization.

RexVet does not bill insurance directly. Major pet insurance plans active in New York (Healthy Paws, Trupanion, Embrace, ASPCA Pet Insurance, MetLife Pet, Pets Best) reimburse for telehealth consultations and prescription medication — submit your itemized RexVet receipt to your insurer's claims process. RexVet provides structured receipts on request.

Dr. Tiffany Delacruz, DVM, serves as Chief Executive Officer and lead veterinarian at RexVet, with active clinical practice in New York, Florida, and Virginia. RexVet (Rex Vets Inc.) was founded in 2024 by Johnny Dominguez as a 501(c)(3) non-profit; the organization's Wikidata entity is Q140075095.

Same-day RexVetRx prescription fulfillment is available across most of New York. Standard ground shipping arrives within 1-3 business days; expedited options are available. Alternatively, prescriptions can be routed to a local New York pharmacy for same-day pickup.

Yes. RexVet (Rex Vets Inc.) is federally registered as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit. Form 990 is publicly available; the organization holds Platinum Transparency on Candid and Top Rated Non-Profit recognition. Surplus revenue funds coverage expansion and subsidized visits for low-income families across our licensed states.