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Wellness Plans

Wellness Care plans are NOT insurance...

They’re better

A new and affordable way to care for your pet.

  Today, most aspects of veterinary medicine are geared toward preventative care. We believe proactive care not only improves the quality of your pet’s life but adds years to it. Our Wellness Care Plans provide disease prevention and early diagnosis. Each plan is unique and affordable. The cost of preventative care is conveniently spread over 12 months. The plans are NOT intended to treat unforeseen accidents, injury or illness, which would be covered as an out-of-pocket expense or through your pet health insurance plan.

Your Wellness Care Plan is a special relationship between you and your veterinarian to help reduce the financial worry out of caring for your pet.

Enroll today, and you’ll know that you’re helping your pet live a longer, healthier and happier life with an established pet health wellness program.

Plans (click to see different plans):

Canine Wellness Plans

Feline Wellness Plans

Puppy and Kitten Wellness Plans

Call us today at 608-849-4432 and ask one of our team members for additional details!

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  • "Hugo our Great Pyrenees loves Waunakee Vet Clinic and also how fabulous he looks after his shampoo, cut, and blow out from his leading stylist Courtney!!!!!
    Best staff and always so welcoming!
    5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"
    Tami H.
  • "Our family put our trust in Dr. Arnett and his staff when our cat was bitten by a dog.. Dr Wes and his staff took great care of us and our cat, Niko, immediately on a Saturday morning. Niko ended up needing a leg amputation and had to stay for a few days. Once again his staff was awesome and their facility allowed us to fine and visit him one on one in our own private area. Highly recommend!!"
    Michael F.