Vetster is an innovative pet wellness platform that connects pet parents to a marketplace of licensed veterinarians for online voice, text and video enabled appointments.
I was noticing abnormal behaviour from my dog that persisted for several days. I decided I needed to speak to a Veterinary professional right away and came across Vetster's platform. The booking process was quick and easy and the Vet was super helpful. Avoiding a drive to the Vet and waiting in a crowded waiting room was extremely convenient, especially during Covid. I highly recommend Vetster to any pet parents.
Vetster might be a bit more popular than Sundays. We know about 6 links to it since March 2021 and only 5 links to Sundays. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.
Have you looked into something like Vetster? Use a flea collar when you get the pup, do the Vetster appointment to get the script for the flea and tick med, order the med, have it delivered. Not sure what your postal service conditions will be, but if they have general delivery, you could pick it up there, if that would be faster than your actual address. Source: about 2 years ago
If for whatever reason you absolutely 100% cannot take the cat to see a veterinarian in person - which is 100% the only thing likely to help you find the actual answer - you might get lucky and find that a telemedicine consult with a very skilled veterinarian can at least help you narrow this down to the likeliest causes and maybe get you motivated to pack up and get into a veterinarian’s office. For example,... Source: over 2 years ago
OP in case you’re curious, we used this service https://vetster.com/. Source: almost 3 years ago
I second the advice where people are saying contact a vet. There's things online like https://vetster.com that offer 24/7 assistance and it might be a good economical way to get preliminary advice before spending money at a vet. Source: almost 3 years ago
I see! That channel also has some other leopard gecko rehabilitation videos, hopefully they help! :D if you just need a vet consultation, you can maybe chat with one on something like vetster.com or chewy.com (connect with a vet). They can't examine the gecko in person, but at least they'll have knowledgeable answers and better than nothing :( I did a quick search and found this link:... Source: almost 3 years ago
Make sure to get inspiration from other highly converting stores, like sundaysfordogs.com . Source: 6 months ago
I think you could beef up both the homepage and about page with more info about you and your company and your brand. https://sundaysfordogs.com/ someone posted this store in another thread, and I think it's a good example for what you could be doing in the pet/dog niche. Source: 6 months ago
Look at your competitors' stores and get inspired. Here's a good one to see: https://sundaysfordogs.com/. Source: almost 2 years ago
I finally succumbed to Sundays' instagram ads and ordered it to try with my dog. I had my previous dog on a prey model raw diet for almost his entire life. But this time around the breeder insisted I that "raw is a fad" and that I should keep my pup on a traditional dog food til he's a year old. Well he's turning 1 this month, he's been on Orijen, and his poop smells ungodly!! So time for a change. Source: over 2 years ago
It was called Sundays https://sundaysfordogs.com/ don't remember the code tho, but just make sure when you get it you have your dogs eat it in front of Lexie :P. Source: over 2 years ago
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