Registered or Licensed Veterinary Technicians (RVT/LVT) and Veterinary Nurses offer a wealth of pet health information and knowledge. These accredited professionals have completed a minimum of 2-3 years of professional education in order to attain their certification. While they can provide health and wellness advice, they cannot provide a diagnosis or a prescription as related to your acute pet health concern. Therefore, we suggest booking with a veterinary technician if you do not require a diagnosis or prescription, but rather are inquiring about the wellbeing of your pet.
Veterinary technicians can provide general advice on topics including:
- Diet and nutrition
- Behavior and training
- Puppy and kitten wellness
- Vaccine information
- Weight management and exercise
- Quality of life concerns
- And much more!
If you're still unsure as to whether a Vetster appointment is right for you, please reach out to our Customer Experience team. We’d be happy to help!