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At the Animal Welfare League of Wayne County, we believe that every animal should have access to quality veterinary care. That's why we've created a list of vet care resources that we trust and recommend. Whether you're looking for routine check-ups, emergency care, or specialized treatments, we've got you covered. Check out the resources below to find the best care for your pets.

Resources for Vet Care

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Resources for Vet Expenses

The Pet Fund is a national non-profit organization (501c3) that provides veterinary financial aid to pet owners in need to keep pets out of shelters and with their owners.
 

Care Credit is a line of credit accepted by many veterinarians in the Triad. (This is listed on several Wayne and Wilson County vet websites). 
 

Scratchpay is a one-time loan for veterinary care with a very high approval rating

 

The Humane Society of the United States also recommends ways to help cover veterinary expenses:
 

  • Negotiate a payment plan with your veterinarian. If you're a client in good standing, they may be able to work out a weekly or monthly payment plan. Some veterinarians also work with third-party billing services, such as VetBilling, which allow you to pay over time.

  • Get a second opinion. You may pay a consultation fee, but another veterinarian may have other ways to treat your pet that are less expensive but equally effective.

  • Use a veterinarian in a less expensive area or look for a community or shelter clinic in your area that offers discounted services for animals of the public.

  • Check out local veterinary colleges. Some operate low-cost clinics for limited-income clients.

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