Increased Thirst
Don't miss important signals your fur baby is telling. Get expert guidance and treatment from home. Excessive thirst, especially in senior dogs and cats, is often a symptom of underlying health issues. It could signal diabetes, kidney disease, Cushing's disease, hyperthyroidism and liver disease.
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Common Questions For Dogs
How do I know if my dog is drinking too much water?
What could be causing my dog to drink so much water?
When should I be concerned about my dog’s increased thirst?
How can I manage my dog’s increased thirst?
What are the long-term effects if my dog keeps drinking a lot?
Common Questions For Cats
Is my cat drinking too much water?
Why is my cat suddenly drinking a lot of water?
When should I take my cat to the vet for drinking lots of water?
Is it normal for older cats to drink more water?
What tests will the vet do if my cat has increased thirst?
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How EverPal works
One-to-One Dedicated Care
1
Book an online vet appointment
Pick a time and get expert care from top veterinarians from home. Our veterinarian will review your pet's medical history in advance.
2
In-home diagnostic testing
If testing is needed, our veterinary nurse team will stop by your home to collect a sample. Currently serving San Francisco, South San Francisco, Daly City, Oakland, and Berkeley.
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Follow-up care
Follow-up virtual visit with your dedicated veterinarian to discuss testing results, multiple treatment options and recommended treatment plan
4
Get medications shipped to you
We'll ship medications to you. Alternatively, pick them up from your local pharmacy.
Pricing that lets you focus on caring for your fur baby
$40
PER VISIT
What to Expect
Top vets with 30+ years experience
Same-day virtual visits
Maximum comfort for your pet
Medical notes after session
100% guaranteed follow-up
Diagnostics and medications can be added as needed. We offer in-home testing by our experienced veterinary nurse team and ship medications to your home, or you can pick them up from your local pharmacy.