How do I find a veterinarian?
Find providers in the mobile app, online, or by calling Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST.
What if my veterinarian is not in network?
Recommend a provider through the app or online. Pet Assure will contact the provider about joining the network.
How do I receive a discount?
You must confirm the provider is in the Pet Assure network before buying products or services. Present your membership card with the Pet Assure logo at the time of service to receive your discount and pay the discounted price.
What is discounted when I show my Pet Assure card?
Participating veterinary practices will give you a 25% discount on ALL medical care provided in the office by the veterinary staff. Examples include:
Are there any products or services not included?
A veterinarian may reduce or eliminate the discount on promotions or specials, food and flea products, routine boarding and grooming, services provided by a third party and low-margin pharmaceuticals.
Veterinarians are not required to discount non-medical services such as routine grooming and boarding, outsourced services such as blood work sent to a lab or an outside specialist, mileage fees, and products you take home such as medications and food. However, Pet Assure members get an additional 25% discount off the already discounted prices at www.PetCareRX.com on all products, including pet food, prescriptions, flea & heartworm preventatives, and more.
Please note: You cannot combine the discount with other discounts or service packages.
What if I lose my pet ID tag?
Please call Pet Assure immediately and you will be sent a replacement within one business day.
Can I visit a vet while traveling?
Pet Assure has veterinarians in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. If you move or are traveling, simply visit www.petassure.com and find a new veterinarian near your vacation spot or new home.
"Sixty-two percent of American households have at least one pet." The Humane Society of the United States, 2012
"Americans spent more than $50 billion on their beloved cats, dogs, and other animal companions." American Pet Products Association, 2012
"Among pet owners, 63.2% considered their pets to be family members. Another 35.8% considered their pets to be pets or companions. The remaining 1% considered their pets to be property." American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
"Studies show that between 25% and 40% of household pets are overweight or obese; leading to obesity associated pet illnesses and increased veterinary costs." American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
"The average household in the U.S. spent $655 on routine doctor and surgical visits for dogs last year, up 47% from a decade ago." American Pet Products Association, 2011