Telehealth Consultations
Telehealth Consultations
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Currently accepting new patients in the Wasatch Back
Navigating your pet's aging or illness journey can bring many questions and concerns. Our Telehealth Quality of Life Consultations offer convenient, expert veterinary guidance and support, all from the comfort and privacy of your home. This service reduces stress for both you and your pet, allowing for important discussions without the need for travel.
Navigating your pet's aging or illness journey can bring many questions and concerns. Our Telehealth Quality of Life Consultations offer convenient, expert veterinary guidance and support, all from the comfort and privacy of your home. This service reduces stress for both you and your pet, allowing for important discussions without the need for travel.
What Telehealth Consultations Are For: Telehealth consultations are for advice and support. These virtual sessions are ideal for discussing a wide range of topics.
Quality of Life Assessments: Initial or ongoing evaluations to help you understand your pet's current comfort levels and overall well-being.
Symptom Review & Management: Discussion of your pet's current symptoms, behaviors, and pain levels, and advice on adjusting comfort strategies.
Palliative Care Plan Discussions: Reviewing existing plans or exploring new options for chronic illness management.
Nutritional & Environmental Guidance: Advice on diet, hydration, mobility aids, and home modifications to enhance your pet's comfort.
End-of-Life Planning: Compassionate discussions about prognosis, what to expect, and making informed decisions about your pet's final journey.
Emotional Support: Providing a space for families to express concerns and receive empathetic support.
How It Works:
Schedule Your Consultation: Request an appointment through our website's contact form.
Connect Remotely: At your scheduled time, we'll connect via a secure video or phone call (Google Meet).
Receive Expert Advice: Engage in a comprehensive discussion with Dr. Aronson to address your concerns and receive personalized recommendations.
Important Note: Please be aware that Utah law requires an in-person physical exam to establish a valid VPCR (veterinarian-patient-client relationship). I will not be able to diagnose disease or prescribe medication with this type of appointment unless I have already examined your pet.
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