PetCoach is the leading source of trusted veterinary advice. Ask questions about your pet's health, nutrition, behavior, or any other topic, and obtain timely answers from verified veterinarians and other pet experts.
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- Reliable: Obtain direct advice from certified US veterinarians, dog trainers, pet nutritionists and other experts.
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- Clear all your doubts: Learn how to potty train your puppy, stop your cat's itching and scratching, obtain a second opinion about your dog's nutrition, discover how to prevent fleas and ticks...you name it!
- For every pet: Whether you own a Labrador Retriever, a Pug, an American Shorthair cat, a guinea pig or a pony, PetCoach experts can help you.
- Your trusted source of information: Additionally, PetCoach contains hundreds of vet-authored articles about pet health, behavior, nutrition and care. Learn why your dog eats grass, what your kitten’s meowing means, or which common foods are poisonous to your pet.
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PetCoach is a service that provides answers to everyday questions about your pet's wellness, but it is not a substitute for in-office exams or for regular veterinary care. Veterinarians on PetCoach do not provide diagnosis or prescribe medications. If you think your dog, cat or any other pet presents a serious medical condition or requires urgent care, please contact your local veterinary hospital immediately.
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My 7 month puppy has a growth on the top of her head that really concerned me. Family & friends said “nothing to worry about, probably a bug bite.” I’m glad I asked a vet through this app because she encouraged me to go to the vet.
We just returned home from the vet, my pup has a tumor & we’re awaiting the biopsy results. It’s most likely benign but I’d rather know for certain.
It. Is. A. Tumor! (Arnold humor for us old fogies lol)
