Payment and Financial Options

Payment is required when services are rendered here at Blue Mountain Animal Clinic. Please see our payment options below, along with financing options if you need help managing unexpected veterinary costs.

Please call us at (360) 457-3842 for any payment-related questions or concerns you have!

Payment And Financial Options At Blue Mountain Animal Clinic

Accepted Forms of Payment

Our clinic accepts all major credit cards, cash, and personal checks as payment. We also offer the option of paying online via CareCredit. If you do not have CareCredit but are interested in having this option, click below to learn more and submit an application.

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Financing Options

There are many financing options available to cover the cost of your pet’s care.

Third-Party Payment Options

Strait View Credit Union & (360) 452-3883 (offering medical loans, which include pet care)
Care Credit
Scratch Pay

Financial Assistance Programs

This list compiles information on organizations that offer financial assistance for veterinary care. Some may limit eligibility depending on location, income, breed, cost, or specific medical care.

Descriptions of services are provided based on available information – we encourage you to contact these organizations directly to determine if your situation qualifies for assistance.

Washington State Financial Aid Programs

The Rainier Animal Fund
Medical grants are available to assist with individual veterinary care on a case-by-case basis. Qualifying applicants may be low-income, seniors, disabled individuals, or people at risk of abuse and entering a shelter.
Oliver’s Fund
The Furry Faces Foundation provides financial assistance for individuals unable to provide medical care, unexpected veterinary bills, food, vaccines, and other needs.
The Budkis Fund
Assists low-income seniors and their pets in the Puget Sound area by providing monetary assistance for emergency veterinary care.
The Good Samaritan Fund
This fund is used to provide treatment through Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine to assist clients who cannot pay for care due to circumstances beyond their control.
Concern for Animals
Provides voucher assistance for spay and neuter surgeries, and other medical care needs in the Thurston, Mason, and Lewis county areas.
PAWS of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap
Provides low-income families with emergency financial aid for veterinary expenses.
Jimmy’s Fund
Kitsap Humane partners with local veterinarians to offer financial assistance to pet owners facing uncharacteristic veterinary bills or nonstandard veterinary care in the Kitsap, Mason, Jefferson, and Pierce counties.
Ginger's Fund
Olympic Mountain Pet Pals partners with select veterinarians in the Port Townsend and Chimacum areas to provide financial assistance for emergency medical treatment, for animals whose owners cannot afford to pay for all or part of the necessary services.

National Financial Programs

What About Pet Insurance?

With the advancements in veterinary medicine and the changing role of pets, you might wonder about the value of pet insurance. Should you invest in a policy or pay as you go? Choosing the right policy depends on your pet's type, age, and health history. While most clinics, including ours, expect payment at the time of service and do not process claims, we assist with filling out and submitting forms.

Insurance plans vary widely, covering anything from wellness visits to major medical expenses. We recommend getting a plan early, ideally when your pet is still a baby or immediately after adopting a healthy adult pet. This preemptive approach offers peace of mind during major medical events. We don't endorse any specific insurance provider but have had positive feedback about various companies. For more options, visit Pawlicy.