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Online vets in
North Dakota

Veterinarians in North Dakota are online and ready to help your pet in minutes. Talk to a top-rated, licensed vet today.

  • Prescription or non-prescription products*

  • Get veterinary advice & a treatment plan for your pet

  • 20+ species treated

*May be recommended at the discretion of the veterinarian where available

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Are you looking for a veterinarian in North Dakota?

Find a vet in North Dakota through our database now and receive the care you need, when you need it. The best local vets are found on Vetster!

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How online veterinary care works?

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Tell us a little bit about your pet and where you're located
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Choose your vet & schedule an appointment
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Talk to your vet about your pet's health concerns over video chat
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Get a personalized care plan and, if necessary, prescription or non-prescription products
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If required you can receive a prescription through VetsterRx and have it fulfilled at your local pharmacy or through your preferred online pet pharmacy.
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Find an online vet near you in North Dakota

No matter the species, you can get help online by a licensed North Dakota vet!

Dogs

Cats

Birds

Farm Animals

Horses

Reptiles & Amphibians

Small Mammals

Fish

Other Exotics
What can virtual vets treat?
Vets in North Dakota can talk you through a variety of health issues and offer guidance for taking care of your pet. They can work with new and existing patients to understand health and wellness issues, and in some cases they may prescribe medications, offer over-the-counter suggestions, or just leave you with the peace of mind of knowing your pet is in good hands.
Pet prescriptions in North Dakota

Can I get a prescription through an online vet appointment?

In many instances the answer is yes, but we can not guarantee a prescription until a veterinarian assesses your pet and their health needs. Prescription medication or non-prescription products may be recommended at the discretion of the veterinarian and where available.
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