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Dogs’ welfare is our number one priority. Primarily, that’s through reviewing and rating dog food, alerting dog parents to recalls, and providing feeding tips and nutritional advice.
But that isn’t the only element of welfare. Dogs need medication, too.
That may preventative treatments such as heartworm or flea and tick medication, or it could be prescription meds for joint pain, allergies and infections.
Many people get their dog’s pharmaceuticals directly from their vet, who will both prescribe and dispense. But this can be inconvenient, perhaps due to mobility or location issues, and expensive.
A more convenient and cost-effective method of accessing pet medication is from an online pharmacy, such as Chewy pet pharmacy. It lets you order whatever dog (or cat) medicine your vet prescribes with a few taps on your phone, tablet or computer.
Once approved by your vet, it’s delivered to your door in just 1-3 days. You can even set up a regular Autoship for longer-term prescriptions.
You can also get 20% off your first pharmacy order with the code RX20.
Final word
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However, we do receive a referral fee from online retailers (like Chewy or Amazon) and from sellers of perishable pet food when readers click over to their websites from ours. This helps cover the cost of operation of our free blog. Thanks for your support.
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