Online Vet That Prescribes — Real Rx, Real Licensed Vets

Yes, when state law permits it. Florida, New York, and Virginia all allow licensed veterinarians to prescribe via telehealth once a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) is established during the visit. RexVet operates in all three states.

Most non-controlled veterinary medications: antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, skin and allergy medications, ear medications, anti-anxiety medications (non-controlled), GI medications, eye medications, prescription diets, parasite preventives, and routine chronic-condition medications. Controlled substances and certain narrow categories require in-person evaluation.

Either — your choice at the end of the visit. Local pharmacy pickup is faster and lets you use Costco, Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, or an independent pharmacy. RexVetRx is RexVet's in-house pharmacy and ships to pet parents in our served states. Both options route the prescription electronically.

Yes. For established conditions where RexVet has the patient's history (or where you can share previous prescription records), refills can be issued through a follow-up visit. The Family Plan covers 4 visits + unlimited messaging per year, which works well for ongoing refill needs.

Stricter rules apply. Some controlled substances can be prescribed via telehealth in specific circumstances; others require an in-person visit or DEA registration in the patient's state. If your pet's situation requires a controlled substance the RexVet vet cannot prescribe, the vet will explain and refer you to a local clinic.

Yes. A prescription written by a licensed veterinarian after a valid VCPR is legally and clinically a real prescription regardless of how the consultation was conducted. It's filled the same way at the same pharmacies.