Get prescription medication without the trip to the vet

Our veterinarians prescribe the right treatments to keep your pet healthy, without the hassle of an in person visit.

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hello@otisforpets.com
41 Union Square W
New York, NY 10003

How Otis Works

An easy online process

3 Minutes

Complete consult form

Tell us about your pet’s medical history and any symptoms they may be displaying.

Same Day

Receive treatment plan

Our veterinarians review your pet’s consult form and prescribe the right treatment plan.

3 to 4 Days

Get your first shipment

Your pet’s prescription arrives straight to your door, with free shipping.

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Pricing

Affordable consults, transparent pricing

Save up to $75 on your veterinary consult cost by skipping the trip to an in-person clinic.

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Consultation

The cost of your veterinary visit

$5

Treatment

Monthly prescription cost

$25 - $30

one time

per month

$80

Meet Your Care Team

Dr. Jamie Clanin, DVM

Medical Director

Dr. Erin Belleville, DVM

Licensed Veterinarian

Dr. Ellen Russell DVM, MPH

Licensed Veterinarian

Dr. Hillary Braverman, DVM

Licensed Veterinarian

Our expert veterinarians are here to make sure your pet receives the best care.

Flea and tick preventatives are necessary for pets year-round due to the persistent nature and lifecycle of fleas and ticks, as well as the changing climate patterns that can extend their active seasons. Fleas and ticks can survive and remain active in many climates, even during colder months.

Heartworm is a serious and potentially fatal parasitic disease that affects pets, particularly dogs and cats. It is caused by the transmission of heartworm larvae through mosquito bites. The larvae then mature and develop into adult worms, primarily residing in the heart and lungs of the infected animal. If left untreated, heartworm disease can be life-threatening for pets. Prevention through regular veterinary care and the use of preventive medications is essential to protect pets from heartworm infection.

Symptoms of heartworm disease may not be apparent until the disease is advanced. In dogs, signs can include a mild persistent cough, lethargy, decreased appetite, weight loss, and fatigue after moderate activity. In severe cases, dogs can develop a pot-bellied appearance due to fluid accumulation in the abdomen. Cats may exhibit symptoms such as coughing, asthma-like attacks, periodic vomiting, lack of appetite, or weight loss. In some cases, the first sign in a cat may be sudden collapse or death.

Treatment for heartworm disease can be risky and expensive, and there is no treatment available for cats. Therefore, prevention is the best approach. There are various heartworm preventive medications available which vary depending on animal type (i.e. cat or dog). These medications are highly effective, and when given regularly, they can completely prevent heartworm disease. Regular testing for heartworm infection is also important, even for pets on preventive medication.

Message our Otis Care Team directly by texting HELLO to +1 (866) 706-8558 or e-mail us at hello@otispet.co.

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Why pet owners choose Otis 🐾

Carla L.

"Monthly deliveries help me remember to give Tilly her meds and not worry about running out.  Plus the Otis team texts me every month to check in."

Samantha T.

"The medications Otis prescribed were very effective and I haven't seen a flea on Ginger in over a week! No more irritated skin or constant itching.”

Robert P.

"Taking four pups to the vet just for flea & tick treatment can be a real struggle. Otis saved us both time and money in just the 2 months we've been subscribed!"

Conditions Otis veterinarians treat

Flea Infestations

Flea Prevention

Tick Prevention

Heartworm Prevention

Allergies

Conditions Otis veterinarians treat

Conditions Otis veterinarians treat

Conditions Otis veterinarians treat

Flea Infestations

Flea Prevention

Tick Prevention

Heartworm Prevention

Allergies