Find a Veterinarian in Utah

Utah vet clinics typically have overhead costs telemedicine doesn't, such as staffing, equipment, and clinic maintenance. Physical appointments often involve meticulous check-ups and diagnostic procedures, pushing the costs even higher. However, Dutch's digital vet service provides a more affordable alternative for everyday pet problems that don't require these tests, offering immediate, seasoned advice without the associated cost of in-person visits.

Pet insurance works differently than human insurance. Rather than your vet accepting the insurance, you'll pay their fees at the time of service and file a claim with your pet insurance company. If your claim is approved, you'll be approved for a portion of the cost of the visit and treatment. 

Pet insurance comes in handy for those emergency situations when your dog must visit an emergency clinic as soon as possible. Unfortunately, if you're seeing a vet after hours, that means incurring heftier fees. For unforeseen health issues you simply can't predict, Dutch offers pet insurance designed to help cover some of the costs of treatment when your pet needs in-person care. 

During a virtual appointment with your veterinarian in Utah, you'll engage in a direct video conversation to discuss your pet's health issues or concerns. The session centers on addressing and obtaining fast advice and recommendations for health and behavioral matters. Your vet may also ask for photos or videos to determine the best diagnosis and treatment plan. 

Yes, there are specialty veterinarians in Utah. However, because these specialists are typically more costly than a traditional vet, they're less accessible. They're also in short supply, making them even harder to find. Dutch collaborates with a league of specialty vets in Utah and across the country. These partnerships bolster our treatment frameworks and assessment tools, allowing pet parents to benefit from the expertise of specialists they might not have access to. 

The easiest way to communicate with your vet is to schedule follow-up visits. However, for quick inquiries and to send photos or videos, you can send them a private message.