Animal Health Solutions

28 Covetrus | ph: 855.724.3461 | fx: 888.329.3861 | northamerica.covetrus.com Growing into the future: It's time to invest in your practice Project financing and working capital loans What's the best way to get your practice ready to see more pets and owners in person again? The right loan can help you refresh, expand, and grow your practice efficiently, at competitive rates and payments you can customize to fit your budget and help manage cash flow. Use the funds for a variety of purposes—including leasehold improvements, working capital, real estate, and debt consolidation. Regardless of the use, you'll have flexibility, a simple application process, and same-day approval. Equipment financing and leasing Have you been thinking about new, state-of-the-art digital equipment for your practice? Are you ready for the latest technology to help improve your customer experience? Covetrus can help with a variety of financing and leasing options. Finance up to 100% of the purchase price at competitive rates. We'll work with you to design affordable monthly payments. A deferred and/or graduated payment schedule is also available. We'll make applying easy and loan or leasing decisions fast—so you can bring your vision to life as quickly as possible. Perhaps you've been wanting to refresh your waiting area— or invest in new equipment for your surgical or dental suite. Or maybe you've had your eye on refurbishing exam rooms or expanding your area for food, medications, and other pet essentials. Whatever way you're ready to move your practice forward, we're ready to help. Covetrus ® offers financial solutions for just about every need—so you can accelerate growth, save money, and achieve business goals. Covetrus financial solutions include: • Project financing and working capital loans; • Equipment financing and leasing; • Covetrus Professional Edition ® MasterCard ® ; • Credit card processing; • Patient financing; • Customer collections; and • Demographic site analysis reports. In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, veterinary practices across America are beginning to see clients in person again. At the height of the pandemic, many practices stayed connected to pets and their owners via such creative methods as curbside service, telehealth, and home delivery of medications. But as the need for these physical barriers continues to decrease, veterinarians are opening their doors again to wagging tails, purring kittens, and smiling owners. If you've put off investing more in your practice due to the pandemic, now's the perfect time to dust off those plans.

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