Our Vet Care Starts With You
Whether you’re an experienced pet parent or a new one, we've designed every step of our appointment process to make it easier to listen to you and provide the care your pet needs, when they need it.
Prepare for Your Visit
Book your appointment. Schedule online for an easy and convenient way to find an appointment that works for you. Or give your local hospital a call if you prefer.
Gather your pet’s records. If your pet has been seen at a vet before, please bring their medical and vaccine history — as well as a list of any medications they’re currently taking — to their first Lovet appointment. If you don’t have it, don’t worry! We can reach out to your previous vet during your appointment.
Get your pet ready to go. Make sure they’re in a carrier or leashed and, if they’re a puppy or kitten, make sure to bring a stool sample for testing.
Arrive at Lovet. Please arrive 5-10 minutes before your scheduled time, so that our front desk can go over important information with you.
Get comfortable! Don’t hesitate to ask for anything you or your pet needs, whether that’s help getting from the car to our office or just a bottle of water.
Talk to your vet. Our appointments are designed to quickly address your top concerns for your pet. If there’s anything you want to emphasize, make sure to bring it up to your vet.
Our Services and Care Approach
Lovet is there when pet parents need us most with a wide range of services: from urgent care to routine wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, and surgery. Our commitment to professional and compassionate vet care is rooted in your and your pet's needs. We're here to listen to your questions, address your concerns, and get to know your pet and their medical history. If you’re looking for expert care, convenience, and comfort for you and your pet, you’ll Lovet here.
Flexible Payment Plans
Interest-Free Options • No Credit Needed • Plans for Everyone
When pet parents have more choices, pets always get better care. That’s why we offer a variety of payment options with flexible terms.
The Lovet Promise
“People first, pets always” is our promise to you and your pet. We work quickly and thoughtfully to prioritize your needs as well as your pet’s, from scheduling to arrival, consultation to care plans, and whether urgent or preventative. Because we know you’d do anything for them, we make sure you have the options and insight you need to make the best decisions for your pet.
What Sets Us Apart
Urgent and Preventative Care
From the urgent to the not-so-urgent, we offer prioritized care for unexpected and anticipated pet health concerns all under one roof.
Flexible Payment Options
We have more ways to pay, including payment plans, so you never have to compromise on your pet’s health.
Caring Since 1984
With over 40 years of experience behind us, we’re building a national network of hospitals dedicated to bringing better care closer to you and your pet.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can you see my pet’s previous medical history from a different vet?
We advise calling your previous vet to pull your pet’s records. If you already have them, great! Bring them to your appointment and we will transfer them over seamlessly.
Do you take pet insurance?
Yes, we do! Check with our hospitals for more details.
Do you offer credit or payment options?
We take all credit cards, checks, Afterpay, CareCredit, and cash. We also have payment plans to make vet care more accessible to all our patients.
What are your hours of operation?
All Lovet clinics are open 6 days a week, Monday-Saturday. Hospital hours vary location to location. Visit our locations page to see hours for all of our hospitals.
How often should I take my pet to the veterinarian?
Dogs and cats age faster than humans, leading to significant health changes over a shorter time period. For puppies and kittens, it is recommended to have regular veterinary visits every 3-4 weeks until they are about 6 months old. In their adult years, dogs and cats should have annual check-ups. Once pets reach 7-9 years of age, it's advisable to increase the frequency of vet visits based on their specific health needs.