Pet insurance has become increasingly popular over the years, but we understand that it can also feel confusing and overwhelming at first.

Many clients are surprised to learn that our online store is connected to a local, family-run, Wisconsin-based company. Just like our clinic, Midwest Veterinary Supply values relationships, customer service, and supporting veterinary practices and pet owners alike.

At our clinic, we believe pets deserve quality care, and we also believe pet owners deserve options when it comes to managing those costs. That’s why we are proud to accept CareCredit as a payment option for our clients.

What many people do not realize, however, is that preventative care is almost always far less expensive — and far less stressful — than treating preventable diseases later on. Simply put: prevention is an investment in your pet’s long-term health and your financial peace of mind.

Between rising gas prices, higher grocery bills, housing costs, and everything else that comes with everyday life, veterinary care may not always feel like the number one priority. As pet owners ourselves, we truly understand that struggle because we experience many of the same financial pressures our clients do.

On this day, veterinary professionals around the world come together to recognize the essential role veterinarians and veterinary teams play in animal health, public health, and our communities.

Leaving your pets in someone else’s care—whether for a weekend away or an unexpected emergency—can be stressful. One of the best ways to protect your pets and give yourself peace of mind is to prepare a thorough pet sitter checklist before you go.

Clear care instructions are one of the most important tools you can provide your pet sitter. Pets rely on routine, and even small changes in feeding, handling, or environment can cause stress—or health problems.

Celebrating the People Who Care for Your Pets When You Can’t

Veterinary medicine has advanced tremendously in recent years. With improved diagnostics, advanced treatments, and higher standards of care comes increased cost. Pet health insurance can be a helpful tool to offset some of the expenses associated with diagnosing, treating, and managing your pet’s illness or injury.