Payment Options
We care about making high-quality veterinary care accessible for all, which is why we offer several payment options to help with your furry friend’s medical and dental expenses.
URGENT cARE
If your pet has an urgent medical need, please call us for faster service. We offer limited same-day appointments and urgent care services.
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Credit Cards
Cash
Pay Veterinary Costs Over Time with the CareCredit Credit Card*
CareCredit is a health and pet care credit card that gives you the ability to pay over time with flexible
financing options for purchases of $200 or more.*
Pay Over Time
Easy and flexible financing options to pay for out-of-pocket expenses over time.
Apply & get an instant credit decision
See if you prequalify with no impact to your credit score.
Get care & pay right away
If you’re approved, you can start using your CareCredit credit card immediately.
Continual Use
You can use your CareCredit credit card for veterinary care, as long as you have available credit. No need to reapply.
*Subject to credit approval by CareCredit. See carecredit.com for details.
Scratchpay
Care first, pay later. Scratchpay provides pet parents with simple, transparent payment plans. Scratchpay isn’t a credit card. Checking your plan options will NOT affect your credit score.
Highlights of the Scratchpay Program
- Instant approval
- Plans as low as 0% APR
- No hidden fees
- No prepayment penalty
- No deferred interest
Pet Insurance
Statistics show almost every pet will encounter at least one major health crisis during their life. Pet health insurance may help if this happens to your dog or cat. Since pet health insurance does not cover pre-existing conditions, the best time to secure insurance is when your pet is young. Monthly premiums may be determined by a variety of factors, such as your pet’s health, age, and breed.
Below, you can find a few health insurance companies our clients use. We have also included a link for Pawlicy Advisor, a pet insurance comparison website. Please note that clients are still responsible for paying all hospital charges at the time of service, as pet health care insurance reimburses owners rather than working directly with pet care providers.