Pet parent talking with a veterinarian in the FirstVet app

Talk to a vet online with FirstVet

With FirstVet, the vet clinic is only one tap away. Get fast advice and trusted care – every day, all year round.

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How it works

1. Download the FirstVet App

Create an account using your email address and cell phone number. Next, you’ll be asked to create a profile for each of your pets.

2. Your FirstVet video call

Speak to our experienced vets through a video consultation.

3. Get the record sent to your email

After your call, you’ll get an email with details for your pet’s medical record.

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Prices

You’re just a click away from unlimited video veterinary advice for your pet.

Single Consultation

$65 per consultation
Open 365 days a year
No registration fee

6-month Subscription

Unlimited access for just $90
Open 365 days a year
Cancel anytime

Annual Subscription

Unlimited vet visits for just $135
Open 365 days a year
Billed annually

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Tip – register your pet today

It feels good to be prepared. By registering your pet in advance, you can get quick and easy help from our veterinarians when you need it most.

FirstVet - your online video vet

We provide advice and simple suggestions for things that you can do at home to help your pet. Our vets are here to help with all your pet health questions and symptoms, such as vomiting, diarrhoea, skin problems, first aid, nutrition and behaviour. If your pet needs to visit a vet clinic for an examination or treatment, then you will be directed to your registered vet. If you do not have a registered practice, our vets will help you to find your nearest open veterinary clinic.