My pet needs urgent help, where can I get quick vet answers?

Yes, you may post a question here on the public forum for free and one our experts, experienced with the species in question, will do their best to help you. Please provide as much information as possible to help them assess as well as possible. If you require a private, or in depth consultation you may book this for a small fee.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! That's the great thing about this site is that it lets you have access to veterinary advice even if there aren't any around. Thank you! Don't hesitate to ask any question you have or use the consultation service for a more in depth analysis of any issue you are concerned about!

I'm sorry that has happened to you. You should get an email from the site when you get a response, but you may need to check your spam folder just in case. Or it could have been a glitch. I suggest you contact customer service at customerservice@Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.com to get further help. Best of luck.

Thanks for your question, however please be aware that our experts are not able to see your previous question history, and therefore may very likely be unfamiliar with the specific situation you are asking about. Please re-post your question with all of the relevant details.

Unfortunately I cannot contact you outside this site :-( My recommendation is to have your vet contact a vet at a vet school in the US for guidance and help with the surgery. Vets will consult with other vets for help with surgeries, and many vet are willing to provide this help. That way, your vet gets one on one help. Best of luck!

If you are having issues or receiving unwanted charges, I would suggest you contact customer service. You may have obtained a consultation rather than just asked a free question. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I would be happy to help and give you an idea of what may be going on, but would need a photo or description. You can try attaching a photo to a newly submitted question or request a consultation for a one-on-one conversation with a vet.