SPEAK WITH AN EXPERIENCED VET DIRECTLY ON YOUR MOBILE At FirstVet you can always speak with an experienced vet, no matter where you are. FirstVet is a convenient, reliable service for those times when you are not sure whether a visit to the veterinary clinic is needed. We’re here to deal with all of your non-emergency questions and concerns. Maybe you’re wondering why your cat has suddenly lost his or her appetite? Why does your dog vomit or have diarrhoea? Or how to best clean a wound on your horse? We’re here to help. - Free consultations with selected pet insurance - Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - Get advice or a referral, if needed BE PREPARED - REGISTER YOUR ANIMAL NOW By downloading the app and registering your pet in advance, you can quickly get help when you need it most. Signing up is completely free and takes less than a minute. FREE WITH SELECTED PET INSURANCE POLICIES Video veterinary consultations with FirstVet are free if your pet is insured with one of our pet insurance partners, or you have FirstVet provided for you as part of a membership with one of our pet care partners. You can check our terms and conditions at firstvet.com/uk. Our normal rates apply to all other customers. OUR VETS All of our vets are UK registered and have 3+ years experience. Here are some examples of what our vets can help your pet with: - Vomiting and diarrhoea - Eye and ear problems - Poisons - Itching and skin problems - Coughing and sneezing - Ticks for dogs and cats - Injuries and accidents - Behavioral problems - Dental care - Rehabilitation and wellness - Healthcare advice for horses We have over 300,000 satisfied customers today, with 98.5% giving us a positive rating. SEARCH THROUGH THOUSANDS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT PETS You can also search for facts and advice about pets in our knowledge database. If you have your own specific question that you cannot find an answer to, you can submit it and get it answered by our vets, completely free of charge. Here are some common questions: - Is chicken dangerous for my dog? - Can I give my cat cow’s milk? - My dog ​​eats grass and vomits - is that normal? - Is my cat sick if his or her nose is dry? - Why do rabbits stomp their back paws? - Should I vaccinate my rabbit? - Which preventative tick treatment should I choose?