AARP Eye Center
I'm curious if you've used vet telemedicine services since the FDA announced it was helping to facilitate more telehealth veterinary options. I recently had to take my dog to the vet because she became very sick. I had to wait curbside and a tech came to get her. Then, I stayed in the car while the vet called as she performed her diagnosis. We determined a treatment plan via the phone, and thankfully, Riley is on the mend. If I could've used telehealth services, I definitely would have.
There is an excellent new service for pet telehealth at www.VirtualVets.com, offered by the Independent Veterinary Network. Cost is $39.95 for a video connection with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, $24.95 for a text session. Monthly plans are $9.95 on an annual basis. One word of caution, some states will not allow a DVM to diagnose or prescribe medications without touching the animal...but even then, a Doctor can answer most questions, give advice and make suggestions. A great time saver at a much lower cost and no hassle with taking a pet to a vet when the trip is not needed. BTW, if a visit is indicated, the vet will quickly make that recommendation.
"I downloaded AARP Perks to assist in staying connected and never missing out on a discount!" -LeeshaD341679