Insurance & Payments

Find a payment solution that works for your budget.

We require full payment at the time of service. Please call us if you have questions about our accepted forms of payment.

Accepted Forms of Payment

  • Visa
  • MasterCard
  • American Express
  • Discover Card
  • Cash
  • Personal checks (with proper identification)
  • Pet insurance (see below)
  • CareCredit (see below)
  • Scratchpay (see below)

Insurance Options

Pet insurance works well in cases of injury and illness. Pet insurance premiums are typically paid on a monthly basis and can be used to help offset some of your pet’s treatment costs.

When using pet insurance, payment is due when services are rendered and then your insurance company will reimburse you if applicable.

If you're looking for a pet insurance provider, we suggest checking out Trupanion, ASPCA Pet Insurance, Nationwide Pet Insurance, PetPlan, or Pawlicy Advisor.

CareCredit

CareCredit is a healthcare credit card designed to help you pay for your pet’s health and wellness over time instead of having to pay for everything all at once.

Your CareCredit card can be used for a variety of veterinary procedures, including:

  • Exams
  • Spay and neutering
  • Dental cleaning
  • Parasite control and prevention
  • Medication
  • Vaccinations
  • Surgical procedures
  • And more

Learn more at CareCredit.com.

Scratch Pay

A veterinary loan company, Scratch Pay is not a credit card and does not affect your credit score when you apply for approval. Scratch Pay can be easily done from any smartphone, after a treatment estimate from Long Lake Animal Hospital has been provided. Apply now at scratchpay.com.

"I recently brought my very sick cat to this clinic from another clinic because the other clinic had made her infection worse with a steroid injection. Dr Mey with the assistance of Justine tried to help her but she became too overcome with infection and then developed heart enlargement and complications. . We ultimately had to euthanize her within 2 weeks from the day she became mildly sick with a respiratory viral infection. She was not yet 2 yrs old. She was a totally indoor cat and we think an underlying virus she once had like feline herpes virus while in a nasty humane society downstate as a kitten who then was saved by SAFE in Clare County by a wonderful woman Connie who fostered her. I ultimately adopted her at 9 months old and she had a great life with us for 12 months until her untimely death. Dr Mey and Justine did all they could and I must mention Dr Foster who took his time to fill me in on her chest xray results while Dr Mey was busy in surgery. He was kind and took his time to discuss her situation. Sweet Luna is gone ( my little looney tunes) but never forgotten."

Nancy S.

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