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See what each online vet service costs, whether their vets can prescribe, and when they're available, side by side. Then book directly with the one that fits. Free to compare, and no sales calls from us.
Skin problems, a mild upset stomach, behavior questions and "is this normal?" moments are often handled well over video or chat.
Some online vets can prescribe after a video exam where state rules allow. Others can only give advice, so check before you book.
Trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, suspected poisoning or a major injury: go to an emergency vet now. Don't wait for an online visit.
Services available in the US, sorted by lowest price. Prices are as listed on each provider's site.
Prices and features are summaries from each provider's site and can change. An online visit can't replace a hands-on exam, and prescribing depends on your state and your pet's needs. VetRxNow is not a veterinary provider. We may earn a fee when you book through our links, and it never affects rankings. How we make money
Per-visit services charge only when you use them. Memberships charge a monthly fee for frequent or unlimited access. Which costs less depends on how often you expect to reach out.
One fee per consultation, with no ongoing commitment. Usually the better deal if you only need a vet a few times a year.
A monthly fee covers frequent chats and video calls, often for more than one pet. Better value if you have several pets or one who needs regular check-ins.
Compare the yearly total with how often you'll actually use it. Examples are illustrations only, not quotes.
Some services can prescribe after a video exam where state law allows. Others give advice only and refer you to a local vet for medication.
Check whether the price is per visit, per month or per year, and whether follow-ups or extra pets cost more.
Many services are open around the clock, but wait times vary, and some offer chat only at certain hours.
Ask whether they send visit notes to you or your regular vet, so your pet's history stays in one place.
Sometimes. It depends on the service and on your state's rules, which often require the vet to have examined your pet. Our comparison shows which services can prescribe.
Often, for simple questions. A clinic visit usually costs more, but it includes a hands-on exam, tests and treatment that an online visit can't offer.
Go to an emergency vet right away for trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, suspected poisoning, heavy bleeding or a major injury. For anything that needs tests or a hands-on exam, see a local vet.
Many services can share visit notes with you or your regular vet. Ask before your visit so your pet's records stay complete.
No. We're an independent comparison site. Visits, advice and prescriptions come directly from each provider.
