Payment Options
Payment for our veterinary services is due at the time of delivery. We accept cash, checks, debit cards, and major credit cards.
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As a convenience for our clients, we accept CareCredit and ScratchPay.
- CareCredit is a revolving credit plan for payment of veterinary and other types of health care expenses. Seven Hills Veterinary Hospital is a participating practice in this program. When a person opens a CareCredit account, he or she is given a special credit card to use to pay participating providers. The client can take advantage of the CareCredit six-month interest-free installment payment plan.
- For a limited time, new CareCredit cardholders can earn a $50 or $100 statement credit! Learn how at carecredit.com/offer2024. Subject to credit approval. Offer expires July 31, 2024.
- ScratchPay provides pet parents with simple transparent payment plans. Scratchpay isn’t a credit card. Checking your plan options will NOT affect your credit score. They approve more pet parents, with affordable rates. No hidden fees. No prepayment penalty. No deferred interest. No surprises.
- All Pet Card - the All Pet Credit Card offers a better way to pay for routine or urgent pet care with special financing* for six months on purchases of $250 or more or 12 months on purchases of $500 more made with your All Pet Card. No downpayment needed. Prequalify today – it won’t affect your credit score, and you can get the care your pet needs while paying over time. *Click here for more details.
Your pet’s health is important. However, we understand that it can be a financial burden. This is why we encourage pet owners to take an active role in their pet’s health with little things like monitoring diet and exercise to avoid problems resulting from obesity and taking care of their pet’s dental hygiene to avoid costly dental problems. Regular twice-yearly wellness visits do involve a cost, but detecting and treating problems early can save the much larger expenses of having to treat advanced conditions.