Now Offering Bread Pay! Treat Now. Pay Over Time.

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Friends and Neighbors, 

We are pleased to share that we are now offering Bread Pay at BLVD Vet and BLVD Cat!

Bread Pay gives you a convenient, flexible way to pay for your pet's care. Split your purchases of $500 or more into monthly payment plans starting at 0.00% APR. Checking your eligibility is quick, easy and won’t affect your credit score!

🐾 Also known as pay over time, Bread Pay is an easy way to commit to the care your pet needs, while paying in installments that work with your monthly budget.

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How it Works: 

1. Check Your eligibility (quick, easy and won’t affect your credit score).

2. Select Your Plan and add payment details. 

3. Get Your One-Time Use Card and use it to check out at the register to activate your Bread Pay plan.

4. Continue with Your Purchase!

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Installment Plan Details: 

  • Your monthly payment and total interest will be based on your final purchase amount and will be adjusted if your total is different from the estimated purchase amount you entered. 

  • Your plan will only take effect if you complete your purchase at time of checkout. You can change your plan at any time before then. 

  • Your first payment won’t be due until at least 30 days from checkout. Make online payments with a debit card or bank account. AutoPay is also available! 

  • There are no repayment penalties.

We understand how much you care about your furry family members. By partnering with Bread Pay, we hope to make it easier for pet parents to give their pets the treatments they need to stay happy and healthy.

 We have Bread Pay flyers at each practice where you can sign up for your chosen location. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have!

 

Sincerely,

The BLVD Team

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