Best Friends Animal Hospital in Mesa partners with Snout wellness plan
Best Friends Animal Hospital
Team members of the Best Friends Animal Hospital staff include hospital owner and DVM Dr. Brady, associate DVM Dr. Shaw, practice manager Gabby, Erica CVT, and veterinary assistants Lauren and Rebecca.
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Best Friends Animal Hospital is making routine veterinary care more accessible for pet owners in the East Valley.
The veterinary clinic at 745 W. Baseline Road Suites 23-26 in Mesa, recently partnered with Snout, a pet financing solution that helps pet owners provide essential wellness care for their pets by making costs more manageable, according to a release.
Through its partnership with Snout, Best Friends Animal Hospital now offers wellness plans for puppies, kittens and adult pets starting at $45 per month. Each plan includes services specifically recommended by Best Friends veterinarians to ensure every pet receives the essential care it needs.
Plans include unlimited wellness exams in addition to recommended annual preventive care services, including vaccines, parasite prevention medications, screening tests and more. At the time of the appointment, Snout pays for the covered services, allowing pet owners to focus on their pet’s care instead of the invoice, the release states.
“As part of our commitment to affordable, high-quality care, we’re excited to offer wellness plans that make it easier for pet owners to keep their pets healthy year-round,” Dr. Irene Brady, owner of Best Friends Animal Hospital, said in the release. “From routine exams to preventive treatments, our wellness plans give pet owners peace of mind without the worry of unexpected expenses.”
Regular wellness care forms the foundation for a long, healthy life. Vaccines and parasite prevention help pets avoid serious diseases, while blood work and screening tests help veterinarians detect health issues before they become advanced and more difficult to manage. Wellness plans help pet owners ensure their pets receive this important care throughout their lives, the release states.
“For almost 28 years, we’ve been proud to serve the clients in the East Valley, providing compassionate care and building lasting relationships with families,” Brady said in the release. “Our mission is simple: to be your pet’s best friend, offering expert care in a welcoming, loving environment.”
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