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Myfurries is an online service connecting pet owners with vets at click of a button. Ask any pet related question and get an answer soon from panel of vets with 30+ collective years across India.
Service is  free while product is in beta stage - register now to get grandfathered in !

What kinds of questions can be asked?
Anything really - some of questions users have asked on myfurries and responded by vet are

  • How do I treat bronzing in my dalmatian?
  • My dog is having skin issues - red rashes, hair fall , how do I treat it?
  • How do I get plane or train ticket for dog?
  • How do I control weight of my dog?
  • My dog suddenly stopped eating - should I be concerned?
  • My dog is vomiting yellow foam - what should I do?
  • What is vaccination schedule of Dog 7 in 1 vaccine ?

How does Ask a vet works?

  1. Create a user profile with your pet details on myfurries.com/askvetfree, post your question
  2. Attach any relevant picture , share as much details of your pet as possible
  3. Once question is answered - you will get an email and text notification on registered phone number that response is posted
  4. Login to myfurries.com with registered email address and password , go to your dashboard.
  5. Go to questions list , find your question and select view answer
  6. You can answer follow ups question too. Three free follow ups are allowed
  7. You can attach a photo for your subsequent question too
  8. Ask a vet is available 24/7 7 days a week - ask any time and a vet will attend to your query immediately!

Frequently Asked Questions on Ask a Vet FREE

All our vets hold a veterinary degree recognized by the Veteriananry Council of Inida (VCI) are licensed to practice in the India and have a minimum of 5 years clinical experience.

Cats may limp due to minor injuries, sprains, or foreign objects in their paws. If the limping persists or worsens, it’s best to consult a vet online.

Loss of appetite can signal infections, dental issues, or stress. If your cat avoids food or water for more than 24 hours, talk to a vet now.

Open-mouth breathing may indicate respiratory distress, asthma, or heart problems. This is an emergency—consult a vet immediately.

Fur loss can be caused by allergies, parasites, or stress. A vet can help diagnose and treat the issue. Get expert advice online.

Clean the wound with saline water and apply a pet-safe antiseptic. Prevent licking and consult a vet for affordable treatment options.

Common causes include food sensitivities, fleas, or environmental allergens. Speak to a vet online for diagnosis and treatment.

These symptoms may indicate a respiratory infection. Consult a vet online for timely care.

Choose high-protein, vet-recommended diets. For personalized advice, talk to a vet now.

Lumps can be benign or cancerous. A vet exam is essential. Book an online consultation for evaluation.

Ear infections, hematomas, or insect bites are common causes. Consult a vet online for relief.

Harsh shampoos or water pressure may irritate the eyes. Rinse gently and get vet-approved treatment online.

This could be due to hormonal imbalance or age-related incontinence. Talk to a vet now for solutions.

Seizures may be caused by epilepsy or toxins. Record the episode and consult a vet immediately.

This could be a fungal infection or allergy. Get expert help online.

Puppies need balanced nutrition for growth. Consult a vet online for breed-specific diet plans.

Lethargy and low appetite may signal gastrointestinal stasis or infection. Speak to a vet online urgently.

Look for reduced activity, poor appetite, abnormal stool, or breathing issues. Consult a vet now for a full check-up.

Keep your rabbit warm, hydrated, and stress-free. For medication and care tips, talk to a vet online.

These are signs of respiratory distress or overheating. Consult an avian vet online immediately.

Loss of appetite and weakness can be life-threatening. Get urgent help from a vet online.

This may indicate overheating, stress, or illness. Speak to a vet now.

Swollen eyes may be caused by infection or grooming mishaps. Consult a vet online for safe treatment.