Is a pet eligible for treatment?
Our veterinary services are available for pets whose owners have specific benefits tested by the means.
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Are you getting any of the following benefits?

Pension credit (not the state's standard pension)
Housing benefit
Income support
Work tax credit (not child tax credit)
Council Tax Benefit (25% off per person)
Allowance for a job seeker based on income
Income- and support-based employment support
Global credit
Child tax credit
If you fall into this category, you need to check to see if you are in the catchment area of ​​one of our hospitals or clinics.

How many pets can I register?
New clients can register
A mixture of dogs (dogs) and cats (dogs), with a maximum total animal for each family
A mixture of a dog or cat and two young animals of the same gender, with a maximum of three animals per family
* Pets that qualify as small social pets are rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, mice, rats, potatoes, veggies, dwarfs, Chinese hamsters and roborovsky (not Syrian or golden hamsters).

Unfortunately, we cannot allow you to register more, even if you have more pets. This is because we want to help as many people and pets as possible to access our veterinary services as we can.

If you already have more pets than the allowed number registered with us, we will continue to treat them, but when you no longer have a pet, you will not be able to register a new number instead.

Blue Cross does not get any money from the government or local authority and we rely entirely on donations to run our veterinary services. Therefore, any contribution you make, no matter how small, towards the treatment your pet receives will be very welcome.

How to register
You will need to bring a prize letter issued in the past 12 months. If the message is more than six months old, letters to grant the job seeker allowance (JSA), work and support allowance (ESA), work tax credit (WTC), global credit (UC), or income support (IS) must be a statement A bank account showing payment of the DWP during the last three months, while attaching council tax letters (CTB) or housing allowances (HB) must be accompanied by a rental statement dated during the last three months. If the rental statement is not available, we will accept the bonus letter. Only those receiving pension credit will need to present a bonus letter once a year.

Contact the closest animal hospital or pet care clinic for more information, to verify that you are eligible and to book an appointment.

Blue Cross does not get any money from the government or local authority, and we rely entirely on donations to run our veterinary services. Therefore, any donation you make, no matter how small, towards the treatment your pet receives will be very welcome.