Payment Options
Payment is due at the time of service. To focus on providing exceptional care while keeping costs manageable, we do not offer billing.
We accept the following payment methods:
- Debit cards
- Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, CareCredit)
- Checks
- Cash
- Care Credit
- ScratchPay
CareCredit
We understand that pets are family, and financial concerns shouldn’t stand in the way of their care. That’s why we offer CareCredit®, a leading client payment program designed to help you manage veterinary expenses with ease.
CareCredit Benefits:
- Low monthly payments (3% of the total balance)
- No interest on charges over $300 if paid within 3 months
- Instant approval decisions
- No annual fee
- Reusable for future veterinary expenses
CareCredit functions like a credit card but with no high interest rates, annual fees, or prepayment penalties. It allows you to get the care your pet needs now and pay over time. You can use it for everything from routine checkups to urgent care visits.
📌 Learn more at CareCredit.com.
Scratchpay
For a simple and transparent financing option, Scratchpay offers flexible payment plans without hidden fees. It’s an easy way to budget for veterinary care, whether for a wellness visit or an unexpected emergency.
Scratchpay Benefits:
- Fast online application
- Instant approval decisions
- No impact on your credit score when applying
- No hidden fees
📌 Apply at Scratchpay.com from any internet-connected device.
Pet Insurance
Pet insurance helps ensure that financial concerns never stand in the way of the best possible care for your pet. One in three pets will require emergency treatment each year, and having coverage in place can make a significant difference in handling unexpected medical expenses.
While we do not endorse a specific provider, we encourage pet owners to explore options through Pawlicy Advisor, which compares multiple plans to help you find the best fit.
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Being prepared ensures that conversations with your veterinarian can focus on what truly matters—your pet’s health and well-being.
