Pooch.care

Ask a vet
anything.

Ask a vet anything.

Ask a vet
anything.

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A 20-minute video call for the questions that don't need a clinic but do need an answer. That new behaviour. That thing you read online. That quiet worry you've been carrying for weeks.

Is she anxious?

Why won't he eat?

What do I feed him?

Is this just old age?

Something's off.

Is this normal?

The Curiosity Call exists for the questions in between. The ones too small for a clinic and too big to ignore.

The Curiosity Call exists for the questions in between. The ones too small for a clinic and too big to ignore.

The Curiosity Call exists for the questions in between. The ones too small for a clinic and too big to ignore.

The Curiosity Call exists for the questions in between. The ones too small for a clinic and too big to ignore.

Most worries never make it to a vet.

Here's what actually happens. You notice something — a new habit, a skipped meal, a strange sound at night. You Google it. The internet tells you it's either nothing or cancer. You ask a friend. They shrug. You decide to "keep an eye on it."

And the question just... sits there.

A clinic visit feels like too much — the taxi, the waiting room, the bill — for something that might be nothing. So most parents wait until "might be nothing" becomes "definitely something." By then, it's a harder problem and a bigger bill.

What you can ask?

No question is too small. That’s the point.

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Is this normal?

That new behaviour. The odd sleeping position. The sudden obsession with one corner of the house. Describe it, show it on camera, and get a straight answer on whether it's quirk or concern.

What should I watch for?

Every breed and every age carries its own risks. A Persian's breathing isn't a Mau's. A senior dog's stiffness isn't a puppy's laziness. Learn what's ahead for your pet — before it arrives.

Am I doing this right?

Food portions. Exercise routines. Grooming schedules. Weight worries. A judgement-free second opinion on your daily care, from someone who's seen it all.

What did my vet mean?

Just came back from a clinic with a diagnosis you only half-understood? Bring the report. Get it explained in plain language, and know which questions to ask at your next visit.

Who youll be talking to?

An experienced vet who knows pets — and knows Pooch.

Your call is with the experienced veterinarian behind Pooch's clinical knowledge — the vet who reviews everything our AI learns. Not a random on-call name reading from a script, but someone who has spent years answering exactly these kinds of questions from pet parents.

Half of what I see in clinics could have been caught months earlier — if the parent had just had someone to ask. That's what these calls are for.

Half of what I see in clinics could have been caught months earlier — if the parent had just had someone to ask. That's what these calls are for.

Half of what I see in clinics could have been caught months earlier — if the parent had just had someone to ask. That's what these calls are for.

Half of what I see in clinics could have been caught months earlier — if the parent had just had someone to ask. That's what these calls are for.

How it works

Four steps.

Five minutes to book.

Four steps.

Five minutes to book.

Four steps.

Five minutes to book.

Four steps.

Five minutes to book.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Pick a slot

Choose a time that works for you. Evenings and weekends included.

Tell us about your pet

A short form: species, breed, age, and what's on your mind — so your 20 minutes go to answers, not intake questions.

Take the call

A video call from wherever you are. Show the behaviour, the food label, the thing you're worried about. Your pet doesn't even have to cooperate — they never do.

Get your summary

A short written summary after the call: what was discussed, what to watch for, and whether a clinic visit is recommended.

Honest boundaries, Upfront

Whats this is - and isn't.

The Curiosity Call is built for awareness, guidance, and peace of mind. It has limits, and we'd rather you know them before you book.

This is

✔️ A guidance and awareness session with a qualified vet

✔️ A way to understand what's normal for your pet's breed, age, and lifestyle

✔️ A judgement-free space for questions you feel silly asking anywhere else

✔️ A written summary you can bring to your regular clinic

✔️ A guidance and awareness session with a qualified vet

✔️ A way to understand what's normal for your pet's breed, age, and lifestyle

✔️ A judgement-free space for questions you feel silly asking anywhere else

✔️ A written summary you can bring to your regular clinic

This is not

❌ A medical diagnosis — that requires an in-person examination

❌ A prescription service

❌ An emergency service — if your pet is in distress, go to a clinic now

❌ A replacement for your regular vet

❌ A medical diagnosis — that requires an in-person examination

❌ A prescription service

❌ An emergency service — if your pet is in distress, go to a clinic now

❌ A replacement for your regular vet

If during the call it becomes clear your pet needs hands-on care, our vet will tell you plainly — and tell you how urgently.

Pricing

One price.

No tiers. No upsells.

One price.

No tiers. No upsells.

One price.

No tiers. No upsells.

AED

Video Call

20 minutes

Written summary included

A typical clinic visit in the UAE runs AED 250–500 before a single test. We keep this at AED 25 so the small questions get asked before they become big ones.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions,
honest answers.

Is this a vet consultation?

It's a guidance and awareness session with a qualified vet. It doesn't include diagnosis or prescriptions — those require an in-person examination at a licensed clinic. Think of it as the conversation before the clinic, not instead of it.