Hello,

Few things in life bring as much joy as getting a dog (or cat). Watching them grow and learn makes us better people, as we see the world through their innocent eyes. 

But they also come with a dose of anxiety. This includes what to feed them — we’ve got you covered there — but also all kinds of behavioral and medical worries, plus general uncertainty over caring for them.

Your instincts might urge you to go to the vet every time you have a concern with your new pup. That’s natural and usually wise. But it can be expensive and inconvenient too. 

Wouldn’t it be great if you could speak to a vet online and put your mind at rest without spending a cent?

Well, you can.

Chewy is offering pet parents a free 20-minute 'new pet consult' with a veterinarian, worth $19.99. 

Designed for new pets (that doesn't mean they have to be young or your first pet), the vet gives you personalized advice and guidance tailored to your pet’s unique needs. There’s no question too big or too small and you can ask as many as the time allows.

There are two simple steps:

• Sign up for a Chewy account.
• Schedule your video consult for a date and time that suits you.

Not only can you share your concerns with the vet during the call, but you’ll also get a welcome home guide for your pet, including a post-consult checklist and educational resources. Plus you can use Chewy’s free live vet chat service for any follow-up questions.

Please note that this is a supplemental service to visiting a clinic. Chewy’s vets can’t diagnose, treat or prescribe — but they can advise and that’s often all you’ll need. 

So, if you want a free, no-obligation chat with a veterinarian (and who wouldn’t?) click on this link.

Take care,

The DFA Team
The Dog Food Advisor
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