Budget Vet Care - Reviews and experiences

Had doubts—needed it for post-move back pain; bonus cover arrived, doubts gone.

Saw it at a friend's, ordered online — ages to arrive, but it's sturdy, pretty comfy.

Was halfway through unpacking groceries when one item was missing — they sent it fast, saved my week, honestly grateful.

Solid pick — once skeptical, been dealing with them ten years; quick shipping, fair prices, good quality, still recommend.

Needed a lumbar cushion for bad lower back during a move; ordering was painless, delivery fast, packaging a bit creased though.

Needed it for a move and my sore back, I hesitated; two weeks later they cancel one item and delay the rest — doubts stayed. It works okay, annoying but usable.

I was a bit hesitant at first, but this is my second order now. Worried about price and delivery, but it arrived on time and the rewards cut costs. Packaging's not perfect, still I'll order again for sure.

I almost hung up on a weird verification call, but the order arrived fine — billing did take a weird turn, had to fix things with support, still pretty satisfied overall though

Been ordering my dog's meds from them for years, mostly a lifesaver—easy refills, and cheaper than the clinic. Last week the website was down and I hit a voicemail, but someone called back eventually and the shipment arrived. Glad it worked out, though a bit worried.

Honestly, it worked and I’m relieved — same product I’d get from a vet but way cheaper. I was wary at first, had bad online orders before, but about two weeks later the flea treatment arrived intact. Easy to apply, no vet visit needed. Practical and reliable overall, with small delays.

Halfway through my weekend chores I realized the box just showed up — 17 days after ordering, despite being told 7–14. Anyway, the 4Cyte feels sturdy in hand, not flimsy, and it works like they said (surprisingly). Would’ve skipped this seller if I’d known it shipped from Singapore. Kinda annoying, but it’s fine.

Definitely worth a try — I’ll order again. I first saw them in a Facebook group after a neighbour recommended them, so I gave it a shot. Ordering was straightforward and I got emails confirming order and shipment. Shipping took longer than the quoted 7–10 days — about 15 days to Canada — and when I rang on day 15 they told me it’d been delivered to my mailbox that same day, which was a surprise. Prices are good and skipping the vet visit saved me money, so I don’t mind the small delay.

meds they sent killed three of our four dogs. One survived, which was oddly a relief.

By month three I remember still hesitating—was this supplier legit, would pills arrive on time, and would the meds actually work? A neighbour had recommended BudgetVetCare after I'd mentioned the cost of monthly preventives for our two big dogs. I took the plunge for Heartgard and NexGard, and later Simparica Trio for the growing pup, plus Revolution for our indoor/outdoor cat. The heartworm-positive dog tested clear after a year on treatment, so that worry faded fast. Shipping was slower than local pharmacies, sure, but refunds and cancellations were painless when needed. Would recommend to anyone balancing results and budget. Happy I tried them — saved us real money.

I was expecting simple delivery, but it turned into a mess. Ordered medication for my dog twice. Both orders canceled without a clear reason. First time chat said I didn't answer an inquiry that I never got. Second time a person on the phone said it was out of stock. When I asked a calm follow-up, the agent hung up both times. Still no meds, that's the problem. I've used other services that at least explain delays. Here the handling and delivery communication were poor. Relief that refunds were processed, but service needs work.

one pill the night before a long walk, no fuss at daycare drop‑offs. Shipping has been quick, never missed a month. Once I needed to tweak an order and a quick call sorted it out, no drama. The big thing for me was price: a 12‑month supply came in at $66.69 after a promo, auto‑ship and store credits — that’s a huge difference compared to local options. I’m glad I tried it; practical, reliable, and it actually saved me money without extra hassle.

a tidy little packing slip with batch numbers. That felt unexpectedly professional. The selection is limited, true, but what I needed was there and it worked. If you’ve had bad vet experiences or are watching costs, this is worth a try. Just watch the web address and your spam. Not glamorous, but it did the job and saved me a stressful trip to the clinic.

they sent an email with tracking, answered a question quickly and even checked with the shipper when one package seemed delayed. The meds arrived intact and worked the same as what the vet gave us before, which was a relief. Not perfect timing, but reliable product and a service rep who actually followed up made the difference. I’d use them again when I don’t need something overnight.

scoop food, give pill-chew, praise, go on with the day. These looked and smelled a little different, and the chews themselves were firmer than the ones we’d used before. He still ate them, no drama, but I could tell they weren’t the same batch we get from the vet. I tracked the shipment and found it came from overseas, which wasn’t mentioned at checkout. Calling customer support turned into a small circus: first they suggested returning to sender, which was impossible because I’d already opened the package; then they sent a prepaid envelope addressed abroad and expected me to drop it off without a customs slip. The post office refused unless I declared the contents, and when I did they said prescription meds can’t be mailed that way. I was eventually told to take it to another post office and mislabel it as “pet products” — they even hung up on me. They refunded me without asking for the product back, so now I’m left wondering if I should feel relieved or bothered. Practical note: if you rely on these monthly chews for your dog, be cautious about sourcing — consistency matters, and the handling of returns was messy.

it’s not doing what I bought it for. I tried to sort it out with the seller, asked about an exchange for a different batch, and got bounced around. They wouldn’t swap without paying more, and I’ve been waiting a month for a return envelope that never showed. Asked about a refund for the ones that didn’t work and they first said maybe ticks are getting immune, then said it works fine — so I got mixed messages and no real help. At this point my original doubts about giving a systemic treatment haven’t disappeared — if anything, I’m leaning away from it. The one small silver lining is that we’re trying non-drug options now (more yard work, some poultry down the road) and that feels better long-term for our dog. Not thrilled with the product or the back-and-forth service, but at least we’re moving toward something that seems safer and actually reduces the problem.