Telehealth is a convenient and stress-free way to get your pet the care they need.
Prescription
Refills
You can you have your pet's prescription refilled from the comfort of your own home. You and Dr. Mills will have a brief conversation about your pet's health history and then he can write a refill order. If you like, we can send it to our online pharmacy and have it shipped directly to you.
Fleas
Do you think your pet has fleas?
Dr. Mills can develop a treatment plan for you after observing your pet on camera and a quick conversation about environmental factors.
Urgent
Care
If you woke up to a pet that's not happy (think: insect bites, coughing, limping), we can help you figure out what's going on. Dr. Mills will need to see your pet on camera and then will create a plan with you.
Arthritis
Managing your pet's joint pain is an ongoing endeavor. Dr. Mills will want to observe your pet's movements on camera, ask you a few questions about your pet's history and then will prescribe a plan.
Allergies
Seasonal allergies only requires a quick check-in to address environmental factors and decide if medication is needed. Dr. Mills will want to see your pet on camera and will have several questions.
Nutrition
Improving your pet's weight and nutrition can all be done through short video chats. At the first appointment, Dr. Mills will work with you develop a plan. From there you'll have quick check-ins.
Behavior
Concerns
Dr. Mills can help you solve common behavioral issues (think: Fear of Storms, Unruly Behavior, Aggression, Separation Anxiety, etc.) by developing a comprehensive plan and then scheduling check-ins. All of this can be done via video chat.
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Furbabies
First Year of Life
Building your little one's immune system and ensure their growth and development, behavior and training is right on track.
Teenagers
Dogs 1 - 2 | Cats 1 - 2 years old
Monitoring your pet's overall health, training and behavior while keeping their vaccines up to date.
Adults
Dogs 3 - 6 | Cats 2 - 9 years old
Checking for breed-specific health concerns while layering on additional care needed to prevent serious disease.
Retirees
Dogs 7 - 10 | Cats 9 - 13 years old
Watching markers for common diseases that come with age while keeping your pet active as long as possible.
