Vet-Care Support System · National directory + affordable care
Find affordable care, understand your options, and stay on top of preventative health.
The Vet-Care Support module connects your registry animals to public clinic directory records, low-cost and nonprofit care options, financial-aid programs, and private care reminders. Directory information is public and free. Reminders stay private to your account.
Vet-Care Hub
Directory · aid · reminders
Search by what matters
Low-cost, sliding scale, nonprofit, mobile vet, emergency, species served, specialties.
Know before you go
Pricing notes, hours, and eligibility pulled from clinic records when provided.
Contact stays direct
No booking middleman. You call the clinic. NAWN provides information only, not medical advice.
Medical disclaimer: This directory provides general information. NAWN does not provide veterinary advice or endorse clinics. Always consult a licensed veterinarian for medical decisions. In an emergency, call an emergency clinic immediately.
Find a Vet
Search published clinic records by state, services, specialties, and access tags. Filter for low-cost, sliding scale, nonprofit, mobile, and emergency.
Open directoryLow-Cost Care
Directory records with low-cost, sliding scale, and nonprofit access tags. Review pricing notes and species badges before you call.
Find low-costFinancial Aid
National programs, state assistance, rescue-funded care, medication discounts, and emergency-care planning. Free resources.
Explore aidCare Reminders
Set vaccination, checkup, dental, flea/tick, heartworm, and custom reminders linked to your registered animals with optional email alerts.
Manage remindersUSDA AWIC Aligned
What Good Care Looks Like
Based on USDA Animal Welfare Information Center standards, these are practical markers every caregiver, foster, and rescue can use to evaluate housing, enrichment, and health.
Housing
Adequate space, ventilation, temperature control, clean bedding, and safe enclosures that allow natural movement. Per AWIC Housing and Welfare standards.
AWA §3.1 – §3.10 • Five Freedoms
Enrichment
Five categories of enrichment: social, occupational, physical, sensory, and nutritional. Animals need more than just food and shelter to thrive.
AWIC Behavioral Management Guide
Pain Recognition
Know the signs: changes in appetite, posture, vocalization, mobility, and behavior. Early recognition means earlier treatment. Based on AWIC pain assessment guides.
AWIC Pain Categories B-E
Sourced from USDA NAL AWIC, the Animal Welfare Act, and the Five Freedoms framework.
How to find care you can afford
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Start with filters
In the directory, toggle Low-Cost, Sliding Scale, Nonprofit, Mobile Vet. Combine with Emergency if you need after-hours.
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Check specialties and species
Use the specialty dropdown — exotics, behavioral, dental, surgery — and look for species badges (dogs, cats, birds, horses).
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Read pricing notes and hours
Clinics that share exam fees, sliding eligibility, and grant info show it on the card. Hours are free-text so you can call ahead.
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Call direct and ask
Ask about current pricing, payment plans, required documents for sliding scale, and whether they accept your situation.
Safety & privacy
Directory is public, reminders are private
- Vet clinics are public listings — anyone can read them without signing in.
- Care reminders are owner-scoped. Only you see your animals’ due dates.
- Emails use platform sendEmail — no SMS auto. You control email per reminder.
- NAWN never provides diagnosis. It shows where to go and what to ask.