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Frequently asked
Everything you need to know
An online vet consultation is a video call with a licensed veterinarian, so you can get expert advice about your pet's health from home instead of travelling to a clinic. With Omelo Vet, you book a slot, describe your pet's concern, and a VCI-registered vet reviews it and speaks with you over video. It suits non-emergency issues, second opinions and follow-up care. For anything needing a physical exam or hands-on treatment, the vet will guide you to an in-person clinic.
Yes. An online veterinary consultation is lawful in India when the person giving it is a veterinarian registered under the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984. The Act reserves veterinary practice to registered practitioners (sections 30(b) and 57(1)) and places no condition on the medium through which a registered practitioner gives advice. The Veterinary Council of India's Code of Ethics, 1992 contains no reference to remote or electronic consultation and imposes no physical-examination requirement. NITI Aayog observed in 2023 that India has no dedicated veterinary telemedicine framework, so there is no separate telemedicine licence, registration or approval to obtain. What makes an online vet consultation lawful in India is who gives it, not the medium. Every Omelo Vet consultation is with a veterinarian registered with a State Veterinary Council under that Act.
It takes three steps. You book a consultation and enter your mobile number and your pet's concern. A licensed, VCI-registered vet reviews the details and connects with you on a video call at the slot you picked. During the call you get clear advice and next steps, and a written summary afterwards. Omelo Vet is available across India, 10am to 8pm IST Monday to Saturday, from ₹349.
An Omelo Vet online consultation starts at ₹349 (early-bird price, regularly ₹499) for a 15-minute video consultation with a licensed vet. It is one flat fee with no subscription and no hidden charges, and it is considerably cheaper than a typical in-clinic visit in most Indian cities.
Omelo Vet is a web-based platform - no app download needed. You can access it from any browser on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Absolutely. Many pet owners come to us without an existing vet relationship. We provide expert advice and can help guide you to in-person care when needed.
We're faster and more affordable, and you can book a slot from 10am to 8pm IST, Monday to Saturday. However, we complement rather than replace in-clinic care - physical exams, diagnostics, and procedures still require a physical visit.
All our vets are licensed, VCI-registered veterinary professionals with real clinical experience. Each one is verified and credentialed before joining Omelo Vet.
We cannot perform physical examinations, run lab tests, prescribe controlled medications, or handle emergencies. For anything urgent or requiring hands-on assessment, please visit your nearest clinic.
Our vets take video consultations from 10am to 8pm IST, Monday to Saturday, so Saturdays are covered. We do not currently run Sunday consultations. If your pet needs help outside those hours, go to a 24-hour emergency clinic.
Yes, within limits. Under the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945 a registered veterinary practitioner counts as a registered medical practitioner for prescribing (rule 2(ee)(v)), and prescription-only medicines are dispensed against such a prescription written in the animal owner's name (rule 65(10)(b)). Nothing in those rules requires the consultation to have happened in person. What is not settled in India is whether an electronic prescription meets the signature requirement for veterinary use, so pharmacies differ in what they accept over the counter. On an Omelo Vet call the vet tells you what the likely problem is, which medicines are appropriate and which to avoid, and what dose is safe for your pet's species and weight, and you get that in a written summary afterwards. Where a medicine needs a prescription your pharmacy will physically accept, the vet says so and tells you exactly what to ask a local clinic for. Omelo Vet does not sell or deliver medicines and does not prescribe controlled medicines online.
If our vet determines your pet needs in-person care, they will clearly advise you and can help you prioritise the urgency so you know how quickly to act.
Outside our hours, no, and we would rather say so than have you wait on us. Our vets take consultations from 10am to 8pm IST, Monday to Saturday. If your pet is in immediate danger at any hour - difficulty breathing, suspected poisoning, a seizure, severe injury, a swollen hard belly, or collapse - go straight to a 24-hour emergency clinic, because online care cannot replace hands-on emergency treatment. If it can safely wait, book the first slot at 10am and a licensed vet will help you work out how quickly to act.
We primarily support dogs and cats. Some of our vets also have experience with rabbits, birds, and small mammals - let us know your pet type when booking.
Still have questions? Book a consultation and ask your vet directly.
Frequently asked
Everything you need to know
Still have questions? Book a consultation and ask your vet directly.
An online vet consultation is a video call with a licensed veterinarian, so you can get expert advice about your pet's health from home instead of travelling to a clinic. With Omelo Vet, you book a slot, describe your pet's concern, and a VCI-registered vet reviews it and speaks with you over video. It suits non-emergency issues, second opinions and follow-up care. For anything needing a physical exam or hands-on treatment, the vet will guide you to an in-person clinic.
Yes. An online veterinary consultation is lawful in India when the person giving it is a veterinarian registered under the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984. The Act reserves veterinary practice to registered practitioners (sections 30(b) and 57(1)) and places no condition on the medium through which a registered practitioner gives advice. The Veterinary Council of India's Code of Ethics, 1992 contains no reference to remote or electronic consultation and imposes no physical-examination requirement. NITI Aayog observed in 2023 that India has no dedicated veterinary telemedicine framework, so there is no separate telemedicine licence, registration or approval to obtain. What makes an online vet consultation lawful in India is who gives it, not the medium. Every Omelo Vet consultation is with a veterinarian registered with a State Veterinary Council under that Act.
It takes three steps. You book a consultation and enter your mobile number and your pet's concern. A licensed, VCI-registered vet reviews the details and connects with you on a video call at the slot you picked. During the call you get clear advice and next steps, and a written summary afterwards. Omelo Vet is available across India, 10am to 8pm IST Monday to Saturday, from ₹349.
An Omelo Vet online consultation starts at ₹349 (early-bird price, regularly ₹499) for a 15-minute video consultation with a licensed vet. It is one flat fee with no subscription and no hidden charges, and it is considerably cheaper than a typical in-clinic visit in most Indian cities.
Omelo Vet is a web-based platform - no app download needed. You can access it from any browser on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Absolutely. Many pet owners come to us without an existing vet relationship. We provide expert advice and can help guide you to in-person care when needed.
We're faster and more affordable, and you can book a slot from 10am to 8pm IST, Monday to Saturday. However, we complement rather than replace in-clinic care - physical exams, diagnostics, and procedures still require a physical visit.
All our vets are licensed, VCI-registered veterinary professionals with real clinical experience. Each one is verified and credentialed before joining Omelo Vet.
We cannot perform physical examinations, run lab tests, prescribe controlled medications, or handle emergencies. For anything urgent or requiring hands-on assessment, please visit your nearest clinic.
Our vets take video consultations from 10am to 8pm IST, Monday to Saturday, so Saturdays are covered. We do not currently run Sunday consultations. If your pet needs help outside those hours, go to a 24-hour emergency clinic.
Yes, within limits. Under the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945 a registered veterinary practitioner counts as a registered medical practitioner for prescribing (rule 2(ee)(v)), and prescription-only medicines are dispensed against such a prescription written in the animal owner's name (rule 65(10)(b)). Nothing in those rules requires the consultation to have happened in person. What is not settled in India is whether an electronic prescription meets the signature requirement for veterinary use, so pharmacies differ in what they accept over the counter. On an Omelo Vet call the vet tells you what the likely problem is, which medicines are appropriate and which to avoid, and what dose is safe for your pet's species and weight, and you get that in a written summary afterwards. Where a medicine needs a prescription your pharmacy will physically accept, the vet says so and tells you exactly what to ask a local clinic for. Omelo Vet does not sell or deliver medicines and does not prescribe controlled medicines online.
If our vet determines your pet needs in-person care, they will clearly advise you and can help you prioritise the urgency so you know how quickly to act.
Outside our hours, no, and we would rather say so than have you wait on us. Our vets take consultations from 10am to 8pm IST, Monday to Saturday. If your pet is in immediate danger at any hour - difficulty breathing, suspected poisoning, a seizure, severe injury, a swollen hard belly, or collapse - go straight to a 24-hour emergency clinic, because online care cannot replace hands-on emergency treatment. If it can safely wait, book the first slot at 10am and a licensed vet will help you work out how quickly to act.
We primarily support dogs and cats. Some of our vets also have experience with rabbits, birds, and small mammals - let us know your pet type when booking.