Payment Options
Sheridan Pet Care accepts a variety of payment methods, including all major credit cards, cash, checks, CareCredit, and Scratchpay. For those navigating end-of-life care, we offer the option to handle payments in advance. A payment link can be sent via text or email, allowing you to settle the payment at your convenience during this sensitive time. Learn more about payment options below and let us know how we can best support you.
Scratchpay
When your pet needs care, the last thing you want to worry about is how to pay for it. That’s why we offer Scratchpay, a simple, transparent payment solution designed specifically for veterinary expenses.
With a quick application process, no hidden fees, and affordable payment plan options, Scratchpay helps you move forward with your pet’s treatment right away. Checking your options won’t impact your credit score, and you can review available plans in minutes from your phone or computer.
Why Pet Owners Choose Scratchpay
- Apply from anywhere, anytime
- Fast, easy application process
- Instant payment plan options
- No hidden fees or surprises
- Simple monthly payments
- No deferred interest plans
Find your Scratchpay payment plan here.
CareCredit
We also accept CareCredit, a healthcare credit card that can be used for veterinary care and other healthcare expenses. Whether your pet needs a routine wellness visit or a more advanced procedure, CareCredit allows qualified applicants to pay over time with convenient monthly payments.
Highlights of the CareCredit Program
- Extended Payment Plans
- Interest-Free for 6 Months
- Quick & Easy Approval
- Immediate Access to Funds
- No Annual Fee
Learn more about CareCredit online, or ask our team for assistance in determining which financing option may be right for you.
Inside Voice: Financial Assistance for Pet Owners
Inside Voice provides financial assistance to responsible pet owners facing a pet medical emergency or chronic health condition. Their goal is to help devoted families access the care their dogs and cats need when treatment costs go beyond the expected. Funding is based on financial need, available resources, and the pet’s medical situation. Learn more about Inside Voice here.