My Story: Paying for Senior Cat Care with CareCredit

Sunny had been a long-time companion to Josh. When Sunny stopped eating as much as usual, Josh knew it was time to see a vet. But at Sunny's examination, things were worse than Josh expected.

CareCredit for Senior Pet Care

A surprise diagnosis of kidney disease, which is common for senior cats, left Josh questioning whether he could provide the life-extending care that Sunny needed. But Josh's anguish over how to help his beloved kitty was short-lived. As he stood wondering how he could afford Sunny's treatment all at once, a veterinary nurse handed him a pamphlet explaining the benefits of the CareCredit credit card.

Josh applied for the CareCredit card right there at the vet's office and was approved within minutes. He was able to take advantage of promotional financing, which enabled him to stop worrying about how to pay and focus on making sure Sunny would be okay.

Josh and Sunny were able to enjoy more time together thanks to CareCredit providing a way to pay for Sunny's treatment over time.

CareCredit for Pet Healthcare

With CareCredit, both you and Josh can pay over time for a wide range of veterinary services,** including:

• Annual checkups
• Vaccinations
• Parasite prevention
• Pet dental care
• Emergency vet care

Financing for Cats With the CareCredit Credit Card

The CareCredit credit card is an easy way to pay for your cat's annual checkups, food, and products at veterinary practices in the CareCredit network.** Apply today and use our Acceptance Locator to find a veterinarian near you that accepts CareCredit to help keep your pet healthy and happy for a lifetime of love. CareCredit is there for you and your pet every step of the way; continue your wellness journey by downloading the CareCredit Mobile App to manage your account, find a provider on the go, and easily access the Well U hub for more great articles, podcasts, and videos.

Author Bio

Jean Marie Bauhaus is a novelist and freelance writer who has been writing in the pet health and wellness space since 2014. She is a regular contributor to Hill's Pet and American Kennel Club, among others.