This was free with Walmart plus membership. It has so much potential but really lacks a lot. A telehealth platform for pets is a great idea whether it's free or there's a small fee. Pawp is free but in my state they cannot dispense prescriptions...so I ask "why bother??!" The point, in my opinion , is to save a vet visit fee and just have to pay for a script. A fine service if it were designed that way. So in order to get money they recommend and provide links of pet items you can use from Walmart...or their emergency insurance , which "no thank you, I'm not a circus performer, and jumping thru any hoops" for that offer ....I'm okay with pushing Walmart pet items if thats in conjunction with vet service that includes a prescription. I used pawp for my pug who has severe allergies and have seen prescription dog allergy meds on tv. I've tried everything natural..you name it. Figured I'd save money on a local visit and just get some medicine which is rather pricey already. I was told they don't dispense in my state and was offered 4-5 Walmart items to try. They confirmed the prescription item in question was probably what she needed and I should find a local vet ....so again "why bother" with pawp. 24/7 telehealth service for what purpose?? It's a free service so I'm out no money and can't really bash the platform, but they could do so much better and provide so much more value to pets and their owners.
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