normally the PetPlus annual membership is $99 a year. if you call in they can give you a free trial for 1 year. I just got off the phone with them. you have to actually call them in order to apply for this offer. you will have to give them your credit card # in order to sign up. you will not be charged for the free trial. cancel anytime. you will have to place an order(no minimum with free shipping) as part of the sign up process. my total for my first order was only $4 plus tax just to give you an example.
with the PetPlus Membership you can:
get up to 40% off everything
get unlimited free shipping with no minimums
24/7 Ask a Vet Service
Local Pharmacy Pickup
their telephone number is 1-800-844-1427
open:
M-F. 9am-6pm
Sat 9am-5pm
Sun 9am-3pm
*these business hours refer to Eastern Time
they already have some of the best prices on pet medication online. this membership can save you a ton if you have to order a lot of medication for your pets on a regular basis.
***OFFER ENDS DECEMBER 31st 2021***
https://www.petcarerx.com/petplus/
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We use a local vet and Chewy currently for urinary food, but I don't like our vet, and want to move on anyway.
Drives me absolutely bonkers that cat food requires a prescription and is $90 a bag. I understand the high price, maybe, but locking it behind a prescription? What am I going to do with this food that is illegal?
wait no, what CAN i do with it that's illegal?
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We use a local vet and Chewy currently for urinary food, but I don't like our vet, and want to move on anyway.
Drives me absolutely bonkers that cat food requires a prescription and is $90 a bag. I understand the high price, maybe, but locking it behind a prescription? What am I going to do with this food that is illegal?
wait no, what CAN i do with it that's illegal?
IMO they lock it behind a prescription so they can keep the prices artificially high. Most prescription diets are
a sham, okay maybe not a sham but definitely overpriced and over-prescribed. Some prescription diets are wholly unnecessary (like a weight control diet - just do portion control with regular food, preferably something high protein because that helps with satiety) but others are very important (like a renal diet). When your vet suggests a prescription diet, ask them why it's being prescribed and if there are alternatives you can try first.In your case, I would ask your vet about transitioning your cat to a high quality canned food. The main benefit that a prescription diet has over a regular food is that it's been clinically tested for a specific health concern but in the case of urinary tract problems, any good quality canned food should help.
Read this and pay particular attention to the prescription diet section: https://catinfo.org/feline-urinar...-diseases/
It's written by a vet with decades of experience and I've found her info to be incredibly helpful as a cat owner.
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I would ask your vet about transitioning your cat to a high quality canned food. The main benefit that a prescription diet has over a regular food is that it's been clinically tested for a specific health concern but in the case of urinary tract problems, any good quality canned food should help.
Read this and pay particular attention to the prescription diet section: https://catinfo.org/feline-urinar...-diseases/
It's written by a vet with decades of experience and I've found her info to be incredibly helpful as a cat owner.
YMMV: my cat was on hydrolyzed prescription food due to food allergy. Come to find out my cat is not allergic to the protiens but rather the carbs, including the carbs in the hydrolyzed prescription diet foods
We use a local vet and Chewy currently for urinary food, but I don't like our vet, and want to move on anyway.
Drives me absolutely bonkers that cat food requires a prescription and is $90 a bag. I understand the high price, maybe, but locking it behind a prescription? What am I going to do with this food that is illegal?
wait no, what CAN i do with it that's illegal?
I would ask your vet about transitioning your cat to a high quality canned food. The main benefit that a prescription diet has over a regular food is that it's been clinically tested for a specific health concern but in the case of urinary tract problems, any good quality canned food should help.
Read this and pay particular attention to the prescription diet section: https://catinfo.org/feline-urinar...-diseases/
It's written by a vet with decades of experience and I've found her info to be incredibly helpful as a cat owner.
And really, how could they? They can't be on the hook if XYZ brand kills my cat even though cat might just as well have kicked the bucket using the RX food
so, we take no chances
YMMV: my cat was on hydrolyzed prescription food due to food allergy. Come to find out my cat is not allergic to the protiens but rather the carbs, including the carbs in the hydrolyzed prescription diet foods
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