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Petworking
Peter Kenseth
76 episodes
1 week ago
A podcast focused on Pet Care and Animal Health
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A podcast focused on Pet Care and Animal Health
Show more...
Pets & Animals
Kids & Family
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Chewy's Connect with a Vet Reaches Milestone of One Million Telehealth Consultations
Petworking
52 minutes 32 seconds
6 months ago
Chewy's Connect with a Vet Reaches Milestone of One Million Telehealth Consultations

In this episode of Petworking, host Peter Kenseth sits down with Dr. Christina "Chrissy" Fernandez to discuss a remarkable milestone: Chewy's Connect with a Vet service has reached one million telehealth consultations since launching in October 2020.


Dr. Chrissy shares insights about the program's evolution, from its pandemic origins to becoming an essential resource for pet parents nationwide. Peter recounts his own experiences using televet services with his dog Peony - from emergency situations like when she ate a screw or chicken wings, to simpler matters like finding alternatives to the cone of shame.


The episode explores how televet services bridge critical gaps in the veterinary care landscape, particularly for those in rural "veterinary deserts" or when emergencies happen outside regular office hours.


Beyond helping pet parents, the conversation reveals how televet services offer veterinary professionals an alternative career path that can help combat burnout and keep talented practitioners in the field. With veterinary shortages projected to reach 31,000 by 2030, these services represent an innovative solution to accessibility challenges while complementing traditional in-person care.


Watch the full episode to learn more about the future of veterinary telehealth and how services like Connect with a Vet are expanding access to veterinary care.

Petworking
A podcast focused on Pet Care and Animal Health