Payment Options
Accepted Forms of Payment
Please note that payment is due at the time services are performed. If you have questions about the cost of a procedure or service before your appointment, our team is happy to discuss what to expect.
We accept the following forms of payment:
Cash
Debit cards
Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Cherry
CareCredit
Scratchpay
Financing Options
For clients who need flexibility in managing larger veterinary expenses, we offer several financing options. Each works a little differently, so you can choose the one that best fits your situation.
Cherry
Cherry is a payment plan option that allows you to split the cost of your pet’s care into manageable monthly payments. Learn more about how Cherry works and whether it may be right for you on our Cherry payment plan page.
CareCredit
CareCredit is a healthcare credit card accepted at veterinary practices nationwide. It offers a range of financing options, including promotional periods that may allow you to pay over time. You can apply online before your appointment and receive a decision quickly.
Scratchpay
Scratchpay offers simple, transparent payment plans with no hidden fees. It’s quick to apply for and offers multiple plan options depending on the amount financed. Visit Scratchpay’s website to explore your options and apply in minutes.
Pet Insurance
Pet insurance is one of the most effective ways to plan ahead for unexpected veterinary costs. As veterinary medicine continues to advance—and as pet owners increasingly seek a higher standard of care for their animals—having a policy in place can provide meaningful financial protection when it matters most.
How pet insurance works
Most pet insurance policies reimburse you for a portion of covered veterinary expenses after you’ve paid the bill. Some policies cover accidents only, while others include illness, wellness care, and even hereditary or congenital conditions. Coverage, premiums, and reimbursement methods vary widely between providers.
What to look for in a policy
When evaluating pet insurance options, consider the following:
- Coverage for hereditary and congenital conditions: Some policies cover conditions like hip dysplasia, heart defects, cataracts, and diabetes; others exclude them entirely
- Reimbursement method: Policies may reimburse based on your actual veterinary bill, a benefit schedule, or usual and customary rates
- Deductible structure: Deductibles may be applied per incident or annually, which can significantly affect your out-of-pocket costs
- Coverage limits: Some policies cap payouts per incident, per year, by age, or over your pet’s lifetime
- Policy renewal terms: Some annual contracts may classify conditions diagnosed during the previous policy year as pre-existing in the following year
We recommend reviewing policy details carefully before enrolling. If you have questions about your pet’s health history and how it might affect coverage options, our team is happy to discuss what we know about your pet’s medical background.