Finding Help for Vet Care Costs
Veterinary costs can add up quickly, especially in emergencies. If you don’t qualify for one of the Vetting Assistance Programs, or if you need additional support here are some financing and savings options to consider. These programs are offered through third parties and can help make vet care more manageable.
CareCredit
๐พ Healthcare credit card that can be used for veterinary services.
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CareCredit offers 6 months same as cash (no interest if paid in full within 6 months).
โ ๏ธ Standard interest rates apply after 6 month promotional period.
Varidi
๐พ Credit card designed for medical and veterinary expenses.
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Varidi offers 6 months same as cash (no interest if paid in full within 6 months).
โ ๏ธ Standard interest rates apply after 6 month promotional period.
Scratch Pay
๐พ Loan-based service that allows you to get your pet treatment now.
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Scratch Pay provides instant approval or denial in minutes.
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Scratch allows you to choose from different repayment plans (short-term or long-term) to fit your budget
Cherry
๐พ Financing service offering payment plans instead of paying the entire cost upfront.
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Cherry breaks the bill into manageable monthly installments.
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Apply quickly online and get approved for a payment plan that works for your household.
Open Door Veterinary Care
๐พ A pet savings account program designed to help families budget for veterinary expenses.
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You can open an account with as little as a $15 deposit, and a $1 monthly administrative fee applies.
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Build savings for routine or emergency care.
Note
Companion Pets of Cleveland does not endorse any specific provider. These resources are shared for informational purposes to help you explore possible options for paying veterinary costs. Always check with your veterinarian to confirm which options they accept.
