Low-cost clinic helps pet owners with vet bills
Summary
A new low-cost veterinary clinic started by the RSPCA in Medway West has treated 160 pets in 11 days. The clinic helps people with low incomes or benefits pay less for pet care, allowing them to keep and care for their animals even when money is tight.Key Facts
- The RSPCA’s Medway West branch opened a clinic offering reduced-price veterinary care.
- 160 pets received treatment in the first 11 days.
- The clinic helps owners who struggle with vet bills due to low income or benefits.
- Many pet owners say they prioritize their pets’ care over their own expenses.
- The clinic aims to keep pets with their owners instead of being given up due to cost.
- The branch provided nearly 19,000 food items and over 900 kg of pet biscuits in 2026.
- Staff report that some pet owners cannot afford food or medical care for their animals because of rising living costs.
- The RSPCA also supplies pet food and treats through its pet food bank to help owners.
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