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Although veterinary care is still a bargain compared to comparable human medical care (just compare the cost of a hysterectomy for a woman to the same surgery for a cat, or even a large dog), it can still be a struggle for many of our clients to provide their animal companions with the level of care they deserve. We understand how difficult it can be to be faced with unexpected veterinary expenses and want to help our clients plan for and manage the costs involved in caring for their pets. Veterinary insurance makes it much easier for many clients to provide the care their pets need. Care Credit offers interest free and low interest payment plans, making it easier for you to pay your veterinary bills. And for certain low-income populations of clients, charitable funds mare available to help with unexpected veterinary expenses.

Insurance

 

Veterinary Pet Insurance

VPI is the oldest and largest pet insurance company, and it is the most popular with Sunset Pet Hospital clients.

Trupanion Pet Insurance

Endorsed by AAHA because they offer high deducible policies. This insurance is the second most popular with Sunset Pet Hospital clients.

Pet's Best

 

 

24 Hour Pet Watch

 

Pet Plan

 

 

 

 


Care Credit

 

Sunset Pet Hospital offers 6 month no-interest plans through Care Credit. There is no minimum for the 6 month plan.


Charitable Assistance

The Budkis Fund is used for emergency vet care for low-income seniors. We can help clients, who think they may qualify, apply for this fund.

Mom's Last Litter is offered by the Humane Society for Seattle/King County. They offer spays for cats with unplanned pregnancies at no charge.

The Pet Project, also created by the Humane Society for Seattle/King County, is a program offering free veterinary services to people disabled by AIDS. Please visit www.seattlehumane.org to learn more about these charitable programs.

The Doney Clinic offers free veterinary care to the pets of homeless Seattle residents, or those that meet their income guidelines. For more information, please contact them at 206-622-5177.