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r/vet PUBLIC
Sick pet? r/vet. Welcome to your online veterinary information line. Office visits add up, and even consultations with veterinarians can cost you thousands annually. We all love our pets, but some people just don't have that continual access to care for their pets in order to guarantee them a safe, healthy life. We don't want to see you endure unnecessary heartache! This is a place you can consult professionals. Let's keep your animals healthy!
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r/vet is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 48,114 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 3.1%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a high conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Self-promotion is generally allowed according to recent analysis.
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- Mark shocking images NSFW: We encourage you to post photos of your animals' ailments in order to better assist experts with diagnosis and advice. If your photo is gory, sensitive or shock-inducing, just make sure you mark it as NSFW. This also includes sensitive topics that might be sensitive for some readers such as euthanasia. Be considerate of your fellow redditors.
- Spam, Trolling, Self/Product Promotion or Irrelevant Anecdotes: Keep posts and comments relevant and do not post excessively. This includes Crossposting. When sharing a cross-forum post the information does not move and clogs our auto-moderator.
- Be respectful to other users. If someone asks a questions, only reply if you have something to add that's useful to the post.
- Do not post any ads, links, surveys, products, etc. Self-promotion is strictly prohibited. Do not ask Mods if you can post your product or survey.
- Harassment or Derogatory Remarks towards veterinary staff will not be tolerated: r/vet will not tolerate any type of harassment towards veterinary staff. This includes hate speech, derogatory remarks, and ill-wishes.
- You will be permanently banned.
- https://www.reddit.com/r/vet/comments/14c3ufp/we_will_no_longer_be_putting_up_with_any_sort_of/
- No Direct Messaging: Please do not directly message (DM) anyone. Multiple infractions may yield a perma-ban, but this is up to the moderator team.
- ANY harassing DMs need to be screenshotted and sent to modmail immediately.
- Non-Flared Commenters: Refrain From Specific Advice.: If you are not a part of the professional, flared team- then please do not share specific advice or instructions. Your commentary, if deemed misinformative or otherwise harmful in nature, may lead to a ban. If you are a professional and would like to earn your flair, please check the sidebar or message modmail on how to do so.
- Commenting "not a vet" or "NAV" DOES NOT absolve you from this rule.
- ChatGPT or other AI-generated responses or posts are not allowed.: ChatGPT or other AI-generated responses or posts are 100% useless and should never replace actual medical advice from a legitimate source, such as a DVM. AI-generated responses are often incorrect and providing this information may bring about more harm to a pet.
- This may lead to a permanent ban based on mod discretion.
- No Solicitation/Sales: Posts or comments linking specific products will be removed and the user warned. Repeat offenses will result in a ban.
- Harmful, Unhelpful, Unethical, or Illegal Advice: Advice that is generally unhelpful, not scientifically backed, illegal, violates Reddit TOS or is harmful in nature will be removed. Repeat offenses will lead to a ban.
- Advocating for a raw food diet is not permitted : r/vet does not condone the use of raw food diets as so much misinformation is readily available on the internet by people who do not have any sort of certification regarding animal nutrition.
- You are welcome to post about subsequent consequences following a raw food diet but you are not permitted to give feeding advice or advocate for a raw food diet.
- Kibble is an acceptable diet that has proven results. Unless you're a DVM with certification in animal nutrition, do not comment or post.
- No Requesting Money: Links to any form of cash exchange app, which include, but are not limited to: Venmo, Paypal, Zelle.
- This also includes crowdfunding. There are other subs available for crowdfunding.
- Should you break this rule; you are subject to an immediate perma-ban.
- Do not “Dirty Delete”. : Do not delete posts once they are live. If you would like your post removed, then please message modmail. Leaving all posts lives provides a wealth of knowledge for all other pet owners going through similar situations. If everyone deleted their posts, we'd lose this resource.
- THIS WILL LEAD TO A PERMANENT BAN. PLEASE MESSAGE THE MOD TEAM ABOUT BAN REVERSALS, POST REMOVALS, OR POST LOCKS.
- No Marijuana-Related Advice: Any comments or posts pertaining to the use of Marijuana will be deleted and you will be permanently banned. The ONLY exception to this rule are any posts/comments related to Marijuana toxicity in a pet.
- No asking for or giving specific medication dosages.: Asking things such as, "Does this dose seem right..." or "How much of X medication do I give my pet..." is strictly forbidden unless under very specific circumstances as done so by flaired members. Violation of this rule may lead to a perm-ban.
- Human Medicine Practioners are not permitted to offer veterinary medical advice : Self explanatory. Don't work in the field? Don't comment. Bans will be doled out based on post/comment content and based on moderator discretion.
- DO NOT ENGAGE: Did someone say something to piss you off? Did OP post something that upset you?
- Do. Not. Engage.
- Report the post/comment and/or message the mod team.
- Engaging will earn you an instant temp OR perma-ban.
- It doesn't matter who "started it." If you start arguing in the comments, you will be banned.
What is r/vet?
r/vet is a public Reddit community created in December 2009 with over 48,114 members. Sick pet? r/vet. Welcome to your online veterinary information line. Office visits add up, and even consultations with veterinarians can cost you thousands annually. We all love our pets, but some people just don't have that continual access to care for their pets in order to guarantee them a safe, healthy life. We don't want to see you endure unnecessary heartache! This is a place you can consult professionals. Let's keep your animals healthy!
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 3.1%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is generally allowed, making it a potential opportunity for authentic brand participation.
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