Dutch Cost vs RexVet (2026): $199 a Year or $64.99 a Visit

As of October 14, 2026, Dutch's membership page lists one plan, Annual, at $17 a month, billed $199 up front or in 4 installments. It covers up to 5 pets with unlimited vet calls and messaging. Dutch says medication is priced separately. Prices change, so check dutch.com.

It depends on how often you need a vet. For one to five visits a year, RexVet costs less: $64.99 a visit, a one-time $120 Family Plan for 4 visits, or $184.99 for 5, versus Dutch's $199 annual membership as of October 14, 2026. At six or more visits a year, Dutch's unlimited calls cost less ($199 versus $249.98 or more with RexVet). RexVet serves pets in Florida, New York and Virginia only.

Dutch's public pricing page shows only the annual membership. RexVet is pay-per-visit at $64.99, with an optional one-time $120 Family Plan.

No. Dutch's homepage says prescription medication costs are separate, and its help center lists a $7 pharmacy processing fee per order. RexVet also prices medication separately from the visit.

Both say prescribing depends on state law. Dutch's help center says whether its vets can prescribe depends on your state's laws. RexVet's veterinarian can prescribe in Florida, New York and Virginia where state rules allow, some medications need an in-person exam first, and RexVet does not guarantee a prescription.

No. Dutch's help center says it is not a replacement for a local vet hospital, and the same is true of RexVet. True emergencies need an in-person emergency hospital.