PPN Telehealth: Talk to a vet by video, from home. Online vet visits on your phone or computer, with your pet's records ready in PPN.
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Want to talk to a vet without leaving home? PPN Telehealth lists online vet services you can reach from your phone or computer. You pick one and book on its website. Its vets do the visit, and PPN keeps your pet's records ready.
Don't wait for an online visit. Trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, suspected poisoning or severe bleeding need an emergency vet now. Call your own vet or go to the nearest emergency animal hospital. Open the pet emergency hub.
These are outside online vet services. PPN doesn't run them, and the vets belong to each provider. Open one to read its plans and sign up on its own website.
Dutch is an online vet service that sells plans for its vet visits. You sign up and book on Dutch's own website, and Dutch's vets take it from there.
Pets: Dogs and cats, according to Dutch's website. Dutch sells plans. You pay Dutch directly, not PPN. The visit happens on Dutch's website.
PPN may earn a commission if you buy a Dutch plan through its link on this page, at no extra cost to you.
PPN may earn a commission if you buy a plan through a link on this page, at no extra cost to you. Each link says so, and the Privacy page explains how partner links work. Read about partner links.
A new vet, online or in person, will ask about vaccines, medicines and past visits. PPN keeps them in one place, so you can show them from your phone. Create a PPN account.
PPN Telehealth, also called VetConnect, is a page in Personal Pet Network that lists online vet services. You pick a service and book on its website. PPN connects you, and the provider's vets do the visit.
No. The visit happens on the provider's website with the provider's vets. PPN doesn't employ them and isn't part of the visit. What PPN does is list the options and keep your pet's records in one place.
Each provider sets its own prices and plans and shows them on its own website. You pay the provider directly, not PPN. It is separate from your PPN plan.
No. If your pet has trouble breathing, collapses, has a seizure, may have eaten something poisonous or is bleeding heavily, don't wait for an online visit. Call your own vet or go to the nearest emergency animal hospital now. Open the pet emergency hub.
That depends on the provider and on your state's rules, for example whether a vet can prescribe medicine online. Each provider explains this on its own website, and PPN can't promise what any vet will be able to do for your pet.
No. You can open a provider's website from this page without signing up. A PPN account keeps your pet's records, receipts and reminders together, so you can show them to any vet, online or in person. Create a PPN account.
PPN may earn a commission if you buy a plan through a link on this page, at no extra cost to you. The link doesn't include your name, your email address or your pet's details. It tells the provider only which PPN page you came from. Once you are on the provider's website, the provider and its tracking service may record your visit, and their own privacy policies apply. Read about partner links.
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