CrossCheck Blog

Rising treatment costs and tighter household budgets are making it harder for veterinary clients to say “yes” to recommended services. That means pets may miss out on timely care and clinics may lose revenue they have already earned.

Veterinary practices provide the best possible care for pets, but rising treatment costs can create challenges for both clinics and pet owners. Unexpected expenses often lead pet parents to delay or decline necessary care, while clinics face the challenge of offering flexible payment options without risking their financial stability.

In the world of B2B commerce, payments are the lifeline of strong partnerships. For businesses like auto parts suppliers, building materials suppliers, veterinary and medical equipment suppliers, office supply dealers, and more, accepting checks remains a cornerstone of business transactions. But with checks come inherent risks, like returned checks for insufficient funds or stop payments. CrossCheck, a leader in payment solutions, offers several tools to secure your transactions and streamline payment processes: Check Guarantee Check on Delivery (COD) Multiple Check

Healthcare providers—whether they’re doctors, dentists, or veterinarians—share a deep emotional connection to their work. Picture this: a veterinarian faces the heartbreaking decision to turn away a sick dog because the owner can't afford the upfront costs or doesn't qualify for a credit card. The veterinarian is then left with a choice: either risk providing costly services, like lab tests and x-rays, without assurance of payment or send them elsewhere.

Merchants across many industries – auto dealers, building materials vendors, dentists, veterinarians, and many more – need efficient and secure payment processing solutions. While credit cards dominate, checks remain a popular payment method for many customers. But managing checks without a payment processing solution can be a hassle, leading to delays, errors, and potential fraud. This is where partnering with a check processing company like CrossCheck becomes a game-changer.

Let's face it, credit card fees can eat into your veterinary practice's profits. Between interchange fees, assessments, and potential chargebacks, those swipes can add up quickly. But what if there was a way to offer your clients flexibility while keeping your bottom line healthy? Enter the humble check.

People love their pets and as they age they require more frequent and consistent visits to the veterinarian to ensure their ongoing health and well-being. With that in mind, CrossCheck's ACH Pay-by-Link with guarantee is the best choice for veterinarians as it offers a simple, quick and easy payment solution. Tokenization also means the pet parent will not have to enter any information after the first visit, which will naturally speed up and simplify future payments for both merchant and customer.

Updated May 11, 2026 Secure ACH payment links delivered through email or text help simplify repeat payments and allow returning customers to complete transactions more quickly and conveniently. As credit card processing costs continue to rise, many businesses and consumers are looking for more cost-effective payment options. Modern Pay-by-Link solutions provide a secure and convenient way for customers to pay directly from their bank accounts while helping businesses reduce payment processing costs and streamline digital payment experiences powered by modern ACH and open banking technology.

According to a recent survey by LendingClub and PYMNTS, 61 percent of Americans report that they are living paycheck to paycheck. Perhaps the most astounding statistic to come out of the survey, however, is the fact that 48 percent of respondents making $100,000 or more also say they live paycheck to paycheck.

In honor of National Pet Dental Health Month, many pet parents will realize just how important it is to take care of their pets’ teeth. Complications for poor dental health can range from fairly mundane bad breath, to much more serious illnesses, including organ failure.