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24/7 · DOGS & CATS · NO APPOINTMENT, NO WAITING ROOM

A vet in your pocket. 24/7. $9.

Type below and answer a few quick questions — free. When your answer is ready, $9 unlocks it — triage level, likely causes, tonight’s plan, and 24 hours of follow-ups.

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INSTANT VET CHAT — LIVE
LIVE — ANSWER A FEW QUESTIONS, PAY ONLY FOR THE ANSWER
$9flat. One price, no tiers, no tips.
24 hrsof unlimited questions per session.
$0subscriptions. It just ends.
HOW IT WORKS

Stop googling symptoms at 3 a.m.

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Say it like you’d text a friend

“He threw up twice and won’t eat.” That’s enough. Photos welcome, medical vocabulary optional.

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It asks what a vet would

Since when, how bad, eating or not — one at a time, with one-tap answers. It skips what you’ve already said. Red flags skip everything.

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A level, not a lecture

A clear triage level, likely causes, tonight’s plan, a case file for your vet. Minutes, not hours.

WHAT $9 BUYS

Advice that knows your breed.

Every answer is grounded in a curated, breed-specific knowledge base — a Labrador’s itchy ears and a Sphynx’s greasy skin get different answers. You end with a straight answer for you, and a case file your vet can actually use.

LEVEL 2 OF 3 · SEE A VET SOON
Book a vet visit within 24–48 hours.

Fur balls twice a week in a Maine Coon usually means extra swallowed hair — and overgrooming from fleas, itch or stress is the most common hidden cause.

DO TONIGHT
✓Comb down to the skin — trousers first
✓Check the tail base for flea dirt
GO IN TONIGHT IF
Retching with nothing produced
Off food, or a bloated belly
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Your answer. A clear triage level, likely causes, and tonight’s plan — written for a worried human, not a med student.

VET SUMMARY · CASE V-2481
PATIENTWillow · Maine Coon · 4 yrs
REPORTEDFur balls 2×/week · Belly licking
ONSET2 weeks · Moderate
PHOTOS1 attached
TRIAGEL2 — VET IN 24–48 HRS
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Your vet’s copy. A clinic-ready summary, plus the closest open vets with one-tap directions when you need to go in.

WHEN IT’S SERIOUS

If it can’t wait, the chat says so — mid-sentence.

The moment a red-flag sign appears, we stop asking and tell you to go — with 24-hour ERs near you. No upsell, no “probably fine.” Emergency triage is always free.

Trouble breathingCollapse or seizuresBloated, hard bellyPale gumsStraining, can’t peeBlood in vomit or stool
Instant Vet Chat

Instant Vet Chat offers guidance, not a diagnosis. It never replaces a veterinarian — and it will always tell you when you need one. If your pet seems in danger, contact an emergency vet immediately.

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