The average pet owner spends about $1,515 on their pets per year, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. About one-third of that spending is allocated to veterinary care, including medications. Because the majority of pet owners view their pet as a member of their family, many (up to 75% according to various surveys) are reportedly willing to go into debt to pay for medical care for their pets. Fortunately, there are savings options available for pet prescriptions to ease the financial burden of caring for our furry friends, including free coupons for pet meds from SingleCare.
Coupons for popular pet meds
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The medications above are either FDA-approved or used off-label for veterinary purposes.
How to save money on pet prescriptions
Some financial resources for pet prescriptions include pet insurance, grants from animal welfare nonprofits, and prescription discount cards.
Although pet insurance does cover some medications, it does not typically cover incurable pre-existing conditions, such as diabetes, cancer, and arthritis, which, unfortunately, are the most expensive conditions to treat. If your pet has been diagnosed with these conditions prior to obtaining pet insurance, their treatment will likely not be covered.
Grants from nonprofits, like RedRover, are certainly helpful but have eligibility requirements that you or your pet may not meet.
Fortunately, SingleCare’s prescription discount card is always free, and as long as you have a valid prescription for a medication that is also used for humans, you can use it for your pet. There are many human medications that are prescribed by veterinarians to treat various conditions in pets, including antibiotics, anti-anxiety medications, and pain relievers.
How to use SingleCare for pet prescriptions
Using a SingleCare coupon is easy.
Search for your pet’s prescription on our website or app, or use the links to popular pet meds coupons above.
Enter the correct form, dosage, and quantity for your pet’s prescription to ensure that you receive the most accurate price at the pharmacy.
Show your pharmacist your SingleCare card when filling your pet’s prescription.
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Discount anxiety medications for pets
| Drug name | Coupons |
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| Clomipramine | See all discounts |
| Amitriptyline | See all discounts |
| Diazepam | See all discounts |
| Paroxetine | See all discounts |
| Alprazolam | See all discounts |
| Lorazepam | See all discounts |
Discount antibiotics for pets
How to get cheaper pet medication
Is there a prescription discount card for pets?
Yes, SingleCare’s prescription discount card works for pet medications too. Most medications that you would pick up at your regular pharmacy are eligible for SingleCare savings when you bring your pet’s prescription to the counter. SingleCare coupons also work for over-the-counter medications, like Zyrtec and Benadryl, as long as your veterinarian writes a prescription for them.
Does pet insurance cover medication?
Pet insurance covers many prescriptions for injuries or illnesses; however, some providers will exclude certain medications used to treat pre-existing conditions. Typically, over-the-counter medicine, vitamins, supplements, and prescription food may not be covered by pet insurance. Some plans offer optional add-ons for routine care expenses like flea, tick, and heartworm medications.
What are the conditions that pet insurance doesn’t cover?
Pet insurance does not cover conditions that were diagnosed or evident before the start of the policy or during the waiting period. This includes conditions that your pet showed symptoms of prior to being insured, even if they didn’t receive a diagnosis at that time. For example, if your pet showed signs of diabetes that were documented in your pet’s medical records, your insurer may deny coverage of insulin.
Additionally, cosmetic procedures, spaying or neutering, vitamins, supplements, prescription food, and preventatives (like heartworm, flea, and ticket medications) are not usually covered by pet insurance.
Industry trends and stats, American Pet Products Association
Survey: Nearly one-fourth of U.S. pet owners insure their pets, Nerdwallet (2024)
76% of pet owners would go into debt to save their animal’s life, but only 29% have pet insurance, ValuePenguin (2023)
Facts + statistics, Pet ownership and insurance, Insurance Information Institute
Top health concerns, American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation
Common cat diseases, ASPCA
Commonly used drugs, VetTechPrep
Urgent care grants, RedRover
Does pet insurance cover prescription medications? Progressive
Does pet insurance cover pre-existing conditions? Progressive
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