PetIQ Veterinary Helpline
FREE Pet Health Care Advice Just a Call Away
No need to guess, just ask a veterinary professional.
Available 7 days a week, 10 a.m.—7 p.m. EST.
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There is no need to guess or worry about your pet’s health and behavior when you have access to the FREE PetIQ Veterinary Helpline.
Call 1-800-775-4519 to speak with a dedicated veterinary professional who will listen to your concerns and provide you with the best options for your pet’s care.
Have a question that needs an answer, now?
Get answers to your pet’s health or behavior questions and find out if you need to take your pet to a veterinarian. If needed, the veterinary professional will help you find the closest PetIQ services location near you.
Call 1-800-775-4519
Available 7 days a week, 10 a.m.—7 p.m. EST.
Get Telehealth (Pet Care Advice)
A dedicated veterinary professional will answer your call.
It’s FREE!
Who is PetIQ?
PetIQ is a company dedicated to providing pet parents access to the most affordable and convenient preventive veterinary care and pet heath products in the US.
With one of the largest veterinary networks in the country, our wellness centers and community clinics are there for you when you need us the most—all with convenient walk-in service (no appointments).
VetIQ has permanent wellness centers in many communities, located inside Walmart and Meijer stores.
For over 25 years, VIP Petcare has delivered preventive veterinary services to pet parents just like you. Located in over 2700 pet retail stores, VIP Petcare sees more than one million pets per year in wellness centers and community clinics.
PetVet is proud to partner with Tractor Supply Company to offer wellness centers and community clinics in over 1600 retail locations. PetVet continues to build on our 20+ year history of delivering preventive veterinary services to our neighbors like you.
EMERGENCIES:
If your pet needs urgent medical care, please contact a local full-service veterinary hospital or animal emergency room right away.