Small Dogs
Wellness Plan
Only$5900Per Month
Save Over $128/Year
Make Pet Care More Affordable
'Bundling' a year's worth of preventive veterinary services and products means we can offer a reduced price on your pet's care.
Manage Your Budget More Easily
Know what your exact monthly costs are for the preventive care services our vets recommend with our plans.
Enjoy 10% Off Products & Services*
Save 10% on products and services when you sign up.
*Excludes online purchases, food and boarding.
Continuous Preventive Care
Our team has an opportunity to get to know your pet and that helps us to monitor their health and provide the care they need.
Choose a Pet Wellness Plan
We offer wellness plans for dogs and cats of all breeds and sizes. For more details, click the plan that matches your pet.
Medium Dogs
Wellness Plan
Only$6100Per Month
Save Over $130/Year
Large Dogs
Wellness Plan
Only$6300Per Month
Save Over $130/Year
Giant Dogs
Wellness Plan
Only$9000Per Month
Save Over $192/Year
Cats
Wellness Plan
Only$5900Per Month
Save Over $121/Year
How does a Pet Wellness Plan Work?
Pet Parents always want to put their dog or cat's health above financial concerns. But as important as regular preventive care can be for your pet's health, it can be difficult to manage these recurring costs.
Our Wellness Plans 'bundle' all the preventive services that keep your pet healthy throughout the year into an easy monthly payment plan, helping you save money and manage your budget.
What is included in a Pet Wellness Plan?
Our Pet Wellness Plans for San Diego cats and dogs include the all the preventive care essentials your pet needs to thrive.
Our Plans include annual and 6-month wellness exams, core vaccinations, bloodwork, and heartworm testing. They will also include a fecal exam and a 12-month supply of flea, tick, and heartworm prevention medications.
The Importance of Preventive Care
Wellness exams are a complete health checkup for your pet. They allow us to detect and treat emerging health issues and check on your pet’s diet to ensure they’re getting the daily nutrients they need.
Pets can often appear to be healthy, but the early signs of disease can lurk within their bodies with no obvious symptoms. That’s why we run bloodwork to ensure they’re in tip-top shape.
Left untreated, parasites can be deadly for pets. Which is why we provide a 12-month supply of flea, tick, and heartworm prevention medication with each of our dog and cat Pet Wellness Plans.
If your pet does become infected, our fecal exams and heartworm tests are designed to catch these life-threatening conditions, which are often undetectable until your pet becomes seriously ill.
Questions & Answers
Below are a few of the common questions clients ask about our Pet Wellness Plans.
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Can I pay for a full year up front?
Yes, you can pay for the full year when you sign up for your Wellness Plan.
An additional $50 one-time membership fee is collected upon enrollment.
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Do Wellness Plans renew automatically after a year?
Yes, unless you request that we cancel your plan, it will renew automatically each year.
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How do I make the monthly payments?
Your payment information (credit card) is entered into a secure portal when you sign up for your plan. You can choose the withdrawal date between the 1st and 15th of each month that's best for you.
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How does a Pet Wellness Plan help me manage my finances?
We understand that you want the very best for your pet but preventive and routine care can add up quickly.
Our Pet Wellness Plans offer you an easy-to-manage monthly payment option, so that you know exactly what your core pet care will cost each month. No surprises.
By spreading out the payments, wellness plans help avoid the problem of bigger bills each time you bring your pet into the vet.
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I have more than one pet. Can I get a discount on multiple wellness plans?
When you sign up multiple pets at the same time, you will only pay the one-time $50 enrolment fee once (not for each pet).
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My pet is getting older. Does it make sense to buy a Wellness Plan?
Wellness Plans help keep senior pets feeling well as they age. Your Wellness Plan can be customized based on your pet's unique recurring needs, and that includes aging-related requirements! Wellness Plans for older pets include the standard core services, in addition to screening for various age-related diseases and disorders.
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My pet is young and healthy. Does it make sense to buy a Wellness Plan?
Regular preventive veterinary care for young animals can help build a foundation for good life-long health. When you sign your pet up for a Wellness Plan as a puppy or kitten, puppy/kitten vaccinations are included in the monthly fee.
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Should I invest in a Pet Wellness Plan every year?
We highly recommend it! Pet Wellness Plans help our clients manage routine veterinary care costs and help ensure that our patients get the medical care they need on a regular basis.
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What happens if my pet passes during the 12-month commitment?
If your pet passes away during your 12-month commitment, we will cancel the plan immediately.
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What is the difference between a Pet Wellness Plan and pet insurance?
While both Wellness Plans and pet insurance help you manage the costs of your pet's veterinary care, the types of veterinary services they cover are different.
Wellness Plans include preventive care costs (things like vaccinations and routine exams), while Pet Insurance is designed to cover emergency services, accidents, or specific illnesses.
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What types of Pet Wellness Plans do you offer?
We offer Pet Wellness Plans for small dogs, medium dogs, large dogs, giant dogs and cats.
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Will the Wellness Plan cover all of my pet's healthcare needs?
Wellness plans cover the routine care that all cats and dogs need (core vaccines, heartworm prevention, flea prevention, and more). You will also receive a 10% discount on any other service your pet needs, excluding food and grooming.
To help save you money on additional essential services for your dog or cat we offer add-on packages to cover your pet's preventive routine dental care, as well as spay and neuter procedures. See the individual cat and dog plan pages to learn more.