No names here until they're real.
We're building the veterinary network now, and we have a rule: this page shows real photographs, real names, and real license numbers of the vets who actually review files — or nothing at all. No stock photos, no invented rosters. Until launch, here's the standard every reviewing vet has to meet.
Veterinary telehealth is state-by-state law. The vet who reads your dog's file will hold an active license in the state you live in — and the prescription will carry their name and license number.
We recruit for small-animal clinical experience with older dogs — the kind of vet who has seen a thousand stiff mornings and knows which ones peptides won't fix.
Reviewing vets are paid for the review, not the prescription. Declining a dog costs them nothing, which is the only arrangement where an approval means something.
Where we plan to practice at launch
This is the coverage we're building toward, not a promise that a vet is reviewing in your state today — we're not open yet. Veterinary telehealth law is state-by-state and changing fast; join the waitlist and we'll tell you honestly when your state is live.