PawsRx helps pet owners across the United States find a vet, book one, and get a question answered by one. Search 26,000+ practices by location and by the animal, including dogs, cats, and exotics like rabbits, birds, reptiles, ferrets and guinea pigs, with the hours, species treated and prices each practice publishes, real appointment availability where the practice keeps its calendar online, and the ability to request an appointment. With Ask a Vet, send a question in your own words to the independent veterinarians who answer on PawsRx; a veterinarian writes the answer and it is emailed to you. Use PawsRx to find a vet, animal hospital, rabbit vet, exotic-animal vet or emergency vet, to check whether a practice sees a particular animal, is open at a given time or takes new patients, to see what vet care or grooming costs, or to ask a vet a question. Results are matches to what you asked for, not paid rankings. PawsRx is not a veterinary provider: the veterinarians are independent, answers come from them, and PawsRx itself never diagnoses or gives medical advice. In an emergency, go to an emergency veterinary hospital.