Payment Options

Our love for animals drives our veterinary work. To sustain care for community pets, we must cover hospital costs by appropriately charging for services. While free care is ideal, supporting animals we cherish demands financial compensation. Your understanding enables our commitment to pet wellbeing.

Accepted Payment Methods

Payment is required at the time of service. We want to give you as many options as possible, so we accept the following payment methods.

• Master Card
• VISA
• Discover
• American Express
• Google Pay & Apple Pay
• CareCredit Credit Cards

Additional Resources

We understand that some pet medical expenses can be unexpected. We accept both CareCredit and ScratchPay to ensure your pet gets the medical care they deserve.

Care Credit

The CareCredit health and pet care credit card is a flexible financing solution that allows you to manage the cost of veterinary expenses over time. Upon approval, you can use it immediately at veterinary locations in the CareCredit network to pay for routine veterinary appointments, grooming services, emergency pet care, and a variety of surgeries and treatments.

See how your veterinary bill can break down into convenient monthly payments with CareCredit’s Payment Calculator.

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*Subject to credit approval

ScratchPay

Scratchpay offers simple, friendly payment plans with no surprises. You can apply for a scratch plan from your phone or desktop, check your rate and select a plan that works for you.

Click here to enroll in Scratchpay today.

The Pet Fund

Visit The Pet Fund for a comprehensive list of resources available for our clients.

Pet Insurance

We know you want the best care for your pet, and pet insurance helps ensure you can provide it. Insurance prepares you for unexpected health issues, so your dog or cat can receive the best treatment without financial stress. Many providers offer coverage, including our preferred partner, Pumpkin. Enrolling early is key, as pre-existing conditions are not covered. Plan ahead to give your pet a lifetime of quality care.

A key difference with pet insurance is that owners pay the veterinary bill upfront and then submit a claim for reimbursement from the insurance provider.

Learn more about pet insurance.