[MalteseJane]

From the AARP Magazine :

Healthcare credit cards, including CareCredit (from GE Money) and ChaseHealthAdvance, can be used to pay unexpected vet bills and defer interest for 3 to 24 months.
But the penalty for not paying off the loan on time is steep : interest rates are as high as 27.99%, dating from when the charge was incurred. Both cards also have fixed-payment plans that charge interest from the get-go. Rates vary widely, depending on your credit history. - C.E.M.

 

[MalteseJane]

Thankgoodness we never needed the credit. We always had enough savings to pay for the vet bills. The 2 surgeries Alex had were not cheap (Sue knows about those with Boo). The last vet visit for Alex's heart condition costed us 800$ (x-rays, ultra sound..). Two years ago when we almost lost him it was a 1000 bucks.