payment options

Veterinary Care financing with a heart, finding your plan won’t affect your credit score. Go to www.Scratchpay.com ; choose Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care, CA as your veterinarian and fill out additional details for more information on the financial support you can receive from Scratch Pay.

Payment Plans
You can inquire about our payment plan and subscription services options to help manage your budget. Contact marcela@webvets.com.

Service Deposit Policy
​​​​​​​To accommodate the high demand for our services and mitigate the financial impact of late cancellations, a deposit is required for the following services before appointments can be confirmed. To receive a full refund of the deposit, clients must comply with our cancellation policy.

• Surgery & Procedures

• Urgent Care Treatment

• Hospitalization

• Boarding

• Appointments for New Clients

• Cardiology Appointments

We work with Trupanion directly in obtaining pre-approvals and processing claims. In a matter of minutes Trupanion will pay us directly for any qualifying claims and the client will be responsible for any deductibles or co-payments that apply. In addition, in times of an emergency, we can help work by contacting Trupanion for pre-approval of treatment care plans.

Reach Trupanion HERE.

• Apply for coverage

• Access your coverage

Pet Insurance Support
Although we cannot apply for coverage for you or request payment on your behalf our team can support providing needed medical records, and invoices and when an emergency happens we can help guide you through getting emergency support and confirmation of coverage.

Financial Aid for Pets

For those who have no money immediately available for the care of cats and dogs that are sick or injured and would respond to treatment.

Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance Programs
www.fveap.org
This organization helps cats with vaccine-associated Sarcoma (VAC).

Friends & Vets Helping Pets
http://friendsandvetshelpingpets.org
(859) 309-2043
For applicants in financial need for their pet’s curable diseases such as tumors, broken bones, ambulatory care, expensive medication, or post-surgical prosthetics. FVHP staff works with both the veterinarian and the family to provide pets with the necessary medical treatment.

The Magic Bullet Fund
www.themagicbulletfund.org
Cancer-specific help for families with dogs that have cancer, but can’t afford treatment.

The Mosby Fund
www.themosbyfoundation.org
For vet-confirmed critical situations that are non-basic and non-urgent.

Onyx and Breezy Fund
www.onyxandbreezy.org
Assistance with financial aid for medical treatment, medication, pet food, and spay and neuter surgeries with proof of low income/need.

Paws 4 a Cure
www.paws4acure.org
Helps dogs and cats with injuries and illnesses, grants tend to be small and do not exceed $500.

PAWS In Need
Compassionate TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) Program, Urgent Care / Advanced Procedures Program, Aggressive Spay/Neuter Program For more information on any of these programs e-mail info@Paws-In-Need.org or leave a voicemail at (925) 551-1877.

Pet Assistance Inc.
www.petassistanceinc.org
Helps long-time pet owners with financial aid for urgent or life-threatening emergencies only.

The Pet Fund
www.thepetfund.com
The Pet Fund works only on non-basic, non-urgent care such as cancer treatment, heart disease, chronic conditions, endocrine diseases, eye diseases, etc.

Pets of the Homeless
www.petsofthehomeless.org
A resource center for pet food assistance, wellness clinics, and emergency veterinary care. For emergency vet care, call 775-841-7463 to see if you qualify.

Prince Chunk Foundation
www.princechunkfoundation.org
Emergency Care for cats and dogs (possibly other pets in the future). Low-income individuals or those experiencing financial crisis are encouraged to pre-apply.

Red Rover
www.redrover.org
Provides grants of around $200 for situations where urgent care is needed for a pet.

The Reidel & Cody Fund
http://riedelcody.org
Support for pets suffering from cancer – funding for chemotherapy and radiation treatment

Rose’s Fund for Animals
www.rosesfund.com
For pets/found animals that have a life-threatening illness, injury, or condition with a good prognosis to survive

The Shakespeare Animal Fund
www.shakespeareanimalfund.org
(775) 342-7040
Small grants of between $50 and $100 typically to people on a fixed income or with annual incomes below the federal poverty guidelines

Voice for the Animals Foundation
www.vftafoundation.org
(310) 392-5153
​​​​​​​Their Helping Friends Program helps seniors, people with disabilities, terminal illnesses, or fixed incomes take care of their pets.

Other Options Related to Financial Assistance

If you have a purebred dog or cat, check to see if there is a breed-specific club or rescue that can offer assistance.

​​​​​​​Consider starting your own fundraiser on Facebook or on a fundraising website such as GoFundMe or Fundly.