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Press Release|Articles|May 4, 2024

New online pharmacy launches for clinic network

Bond Vet is now offering the service, which includes home delivery, to its clients.

An online pharmacy that provides home delivery for clients has been launched by Bond Vet. The new BondRx service is available in regions where the company operates.

Through the BondRx portal, clients can fill or refill a prescription. Submitted orders will be

reviewed and approved by Bond Vet’s team, before being fulfilled and mailed to the client’s door. Prescriptions for monthly preventives, antibiotics, prescription diets and other therapies are handled by BondRx.

“We’re always thinking through how to better deliver convenient care to our clients—saving

them a trip to the clinic and automated medication refills solve a huge pain point,” Garrett

Lewis, CEO of Bond Vet, said in a news release. “This is yet another step in our reimagining of the veterinary clinic environment and network to better serve our clients and their pets.”

Bond Vet was veterinarian-founded in 2019 with a goal of reimagining the veterinary experience. The company operates clinics throughout the New York metropolitan area, as well as the Boston, Washington, DC; and Chicago areas. It offers clients same-day and walk-in appointments,

convenient hours, online appointment bookings, telehealth and a 24/7 pet parent helpline. With the launch of BondRx, the company aims to streamline the pharmaceutical purchasing process for thousands of pet owners.

Reference

Bond Vet introduces BondRx, its online pharmacy. News release. Bond Vet. April 29, 2024.

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