Rent and mortgage burdens are at record highs, with millions priced out of homeownership and renters facing cost burdens across the U.S.1, 2
Persistent inflation expectations influence consumer behavior, often leading to delayed or reduced discretionary spending like veterinary care.3
In a recent survey, nearly 80% of pet parents stated they would prioritze a veterinary clinic that offered payment plans allowing them to pay bills on a monthly basis.4
Financial stress can cause clients to delay or decline care, even when it’s needed, due to emotional and cognitive overload.5
Clients are more likely to approve care when they understand the costs and feel they have choices that fit their budget.6