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Dutch is a veterinary telehealth membership. You book a video visit with a vet licensed in your state, and follow up by message or video afterwards. For emergencies or care requiring a hands-on exam, contact a local clinic.

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At-home cancer screening for dogs

Oncotect is a urine test you collect at home and mail to its lab, which screens for four common canine cancers: lymphoma, melanoma, hemangiosarcoma and mast cell tumors. A screening result is not a diagnosis, so talk with your veterinarian about any result and about whether screening makes sense for your dog.

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Care basics, made simple

Short, practical starting points to discuss with your vet.

  • Preventive care

    Routine wellness visits help catch changes early. Most veterinarians suggest yearly exams for adults and more frequent visits for puppies, kittens, and seniors.

  • Vaccinations

    Core vaccines protect against serious diseases; which non-core vaccines make sense depends on lifestyle and region. Your veterinarian sets the schedule.

  • Dental care

    Dental disease is common in adult dogs and cats. Regular brushing and periodic professional cleanings are the usual recommendations.

  • Parasite prevention

    Year-round flea, tick, and heartworm prevention is commonly advised in most of the US. Products differ by species and weight, so check with your vet.

  • Healthy weight

    Keeping pets lean is linked with longer, more comfortable lives. Body condition scoring is a simple check you can learn from your veterinarian.

  • Nutrition basics

    Look for a complete-and-balanced statement for your pet's life stage, feed measured portions, and adjust with weight and activity.