Find a Veterinarian in Vermont

Vets in Vermont, like those in large cities such as Burlington or Rutland, might be expensive due to reasons like clinic operational costs, vets' comprehensive education and training, state-of-the-art medical apparatus, and specific medications' costs. 

Outside of regular hours, emergency vet visits can also fetch a higher price. But with Dutch, we introduce a more wallet-friendly option for non-urgent situations. Through pet telemedicine, owners can access veteran veterinary advice without stepping out, cutting down costs related to traditional vet visits, thus marrying quality with affordability.

Should your pet need in-person care for issues that cannot be resolved through telemedicine, use our clinic locator to find a Vermont veterinarian near you.

No, vets in Vermont have varying service charges. The fees can differ based on aspects like clinic location, operational costs, and service demand. Additionally, the vet's qualifications, specialization, and the type of treatment required play a role. 

With Dutch, you gain clarity on your total veterinary bill since consultation costs are part of your subscription fee, and there's free medication delivery. To further enhance pet care accessibility, Dutch presents an option for pet insurance.

The ability of Vermont veterinary experts to cater to all your pet's health needs depends on the issues. Traditional veterinary clinics are typically equipped for urgent health problems, whereas telemedicine primarily facilitates consultations and non-urgent matters. Using telemedicine, owners get the luxury of a timely vet appointment from home. Dutch offers a plethora of treatments for varied conditions, ranging from common concerns to behavioral problems.

Vermont has some veterinary specialists who undergo rigorous training and coursework to get board-certified in their specific field. Though their numbers might be limited across the nation, Dutch partners with such professionals to formulate treatment plans. Opting for Dutch lets you tap into insights from specialists that might be inaccessible in a conventional veterinary setting.

Keeping in touch with your Vermont vet between sessions is now effortless, thanks to veterinary telemedicine. Our platform facilitates the exchange of vital pet medical information through electronic means. Vets can assess, diagnose, and offer treatment through real-time interactions via video chats or direct messaging and media sharing. 

Members of Dutch can conveniently engage with vets using live video calls or messaging through our website. It's also common for vets to request media, like videos or photos, to get a clearer picture during assessments.