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1. standforanimals.org › resources › financial-assistanceFinancial Assistance | Stand For Animals

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   Stand for Animals allows our clients to set up a payment plan to pay for services. We do not charge interest for our payment plans. Please indicate on your appointment request that you are interested in setting up a plan. Payment plans must be paid off in full within 90 days.

2. appointments.standforanimals.org › get-startedLet's Get Started | Stand For Animals

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   Please check our pricing before requesting financial assistance as you may find it isn't necessary. Depending on the amount of money you have to contribute at the initial visit, you may not need assistance. Pricing Snapshot. Spay/Neuter for Dogs: $75-$159; Spay/Neuter for Cats: $40-$60; Vaccines: $18*-$20; Annual/Consult Office Visit: $35-$45

3. standforanimals.org › resources › frequently-askedFrequently Asked Questions | Stand For Animals

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   Have a question? There's a good chance the answer is here. Browse the more commonly asked questions we get and see the accompanying answers. If you do not find the answers you're looking for, feel free to contact us.

4. www.pdsa.org.uk › pet-help-and-advice › our-servicesPet Care Practices - PDSA

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   PDSA provides free and low cost veterinary care to the pets of people in need through our 48 Pet Hospitals. Helping around 430,000 pets a year – who, without our services, would go without essential treatment.

5. www.which.co.uk › consumer-rights › adviceI’m unhappy with my vet, what are my rights? - Which?

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   Sep 25, 2023 · When you buy veterinary care for your animal in the UK, you're protected under the Consumer Rights Act. Which? explains your rights if you're not happy with the service your vet provided.

6. standforanimals.org › services-and-products › pricingPricing | Stand For Animals

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   Take the guesswork out of quality and affordable medical care that your pet needs. Whether specific procedures or bundled care packages, Stand For Animals provides transparent, upfront pricing. Please note: All prices listed here are subject to change without notice.

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   What if I am not eligible for reduced cost veterinary assistance?

   • If you are not eligible for reduced cost veterinary assistance, we can only provide emergency veterinary assistance at an unsubsidised rate. To be eligible to receive any RSPCA veterinary services, you must be over 18 and registered at the clinic prior to receiving any services.

   Animal Hospital Veterinary Services | Terms and Conditions - RSPCA

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   Does PDSA offer free veterinary care?

   • PDSA provides free and low cost veterinary care to the pets of people in need through our 48 Pet Hospitals. Helping around 430,000 pets a year – who, without our services, would go without essential treatment.

   Pet Care Practices - PDSA

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   Can a veterinary practice take credit to a client?

   • credit to clients. The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons permits any veterinary practice, where a fee remains unpaid, to place the matter in the hands of a debt collection agency or to institute civil proceedings. Historical debts must be paid in full prior to any further veterinary service being provided.

   Animal Hospital Veterinary Services | Terms and Conditions - RSPCA

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   Does the RSPCA pay for veterinary services?

   • The RSPCA has limited resources and will only be able to continue to provide a subsidised veterinary service to members of the public by receiving payment, albeit at a reduced rate. The RSPCA provides a reduced cost veterinary service; it does not accept contributions or donations instead of payment.

   Animal Hospital Veterinary Services | Terms and Conditions - RSPCA

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   Why should I buy veterinary care in the UK?

   • When you buy veterinary care for your animal in the UK, you are buying a service which is protected under consumer law. Veterinary surgeons are regarded as service providers and so they have to adhere to the Consumer Rights Act, which protects your rights when purchasing a service or product.

   I’m unhappy with my vet, what are my rights? - Which?

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   How many animals can I register for reduced cost veterinary assistance?

   • The maximum number of animals you can register for reduced cost veterinary assistance is two, only one of which may be a purebred, pedigree or "designer crossbreed". This limitation does not apply to animals rehomed from the RSPCA. Determination of eligibility for these purposes is at the entire discretion of the RSPCA, whose decision is final.

   Animal Hospital Veterinary Services | Terms and Conditions - RSPCA

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8. www.rspca.org.uk › utilities › termsandconditionsAnimal Hospital Veterinary Services | Terms and Conditions ...

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   RSPCA hospitals and clinics are committed to animal welfare and provide reduced cost veterinary assistance on these terms and conditions of service for those clients who are in receipt of an eligible means tested benefit.