Edgware Vets Launch New Pet Healthcare Plan
The Healthy Pet Club Advanced offers unlimited consultations and preventative care for dogs, cats and rabbits.
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A veterinary practice in Edgware is introducing a new pet healthcare scheme called Healthy Pet Club Advanced. The plan aims to make veterinary care more accessible for local pet owners, particularly during times of financial pressure. Research commissioned by CVS Vets found that 24% of pet owners have delayed booking vet appointments in the past year due to household budget concerns.
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The Healthy Pet Club Advanced provides unlimited access to consultations with veterinary surgeons and nurses. A key feature of the plan is that it includes no exclusions for pets with long-term health conditions. Beyond consultations, the plan also covers regular preventative healthcare appointments. These include vaccinations, parasite protection, and annual health checks designed to identify and address potential health issues early.
Lizzie McLennan Green, Veterinary Director for the CVS Vets family, stated that the plan is intended to remove hesitation owners might feel before booking a consultation. She explained that this hesitation can sometimes lead to pets being seen later than recommended. The scheme aims to make the costs of consultations, vaccinations, and preventative healthcare predictable, empowering owners to seek advice for any concern, minor or serious.
The new plan builds upon an existing Care Plan offered by the practice, which already assists pet owners with routine healthcare and spreading costs. The addition of unlimited consultations aims to provide continuous access to veterinary expertise and encourage earlier discussions about pet health.
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Monthly Costs
The monthly subscription costs for the Healthy Pet Club Advanced are set at £34.99 for puppies and dogs, £29.99 for kittens and cats, and £24.99 for rabbits. The practice notes that unlimited consultations are subject to a Fair Use Policy to ensure service availability for all members. The plan does not include specialist, referral, second opinion, or out-of-hours consultations.
Further information can be obtained by visiting the practice's website or by contacting the Healthy Pet Club support team via email at hpc@cvsvets.com.
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+What is the Healthy Pet Club Advanced?
The Healthy Pet Club Advanced is a new monthly pet healthcare plan launched by a veterinary practice in Edgware. It offers unlimited consultations with veterinary professionals and includes regular preventative care such as vaccinations and health checks.
+How much does the Healthy Pet Club Advanced cost?
The monthly cost for the plan is £34.99 for dogs and puppies, £29.99 for cats and kittens, and £24.99 for rabbits. These prices cover unlimited consultations and preventative healthcare appointments.
+Does the plan cover pets with long-term health conditions?
Yes, the Healthy Pet Club Advanced includes no exclusions for pets with long-term health conditions. This means owners can seek advice for ongoing issues without additional consultation fees.
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