How Pet Insurance Benefits the Whole Family
Our pets are precious members of our families, and we need to take care of them as such. It’s painful to see them suffer from illness or injury. The costs of taking a pet to the vet can be expensive, ranging from a couple hundred dollars to thousands of dollars, potentially leaving them struggling without the care they need. Medical costs for pet care is continuing to rise. If you are a pet owner, pet insurance is a wise investment. It will offer peace of mind when your pet needs medical attention for those unexpected emergencies.
Pet insurance is easy to budget with many companies offering a variety of flexible payment plans and price points. While there are some exclusions for pre-existing conditions, there are no restrictions on age or breed. You are allowed to use the veterinary clinic of your choice, making traveling with your pet more comfortable.
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While you may have to pay upfront for your pet’s medical costs, most companies offer a quick turn-around for reimbursement. Reimbursement rates can range from around 80% to 100% depending on the policy you chose. Pet insurance can save you from having to dip into other financial resources such as your savings or credit card. It can save you from the pain and guilt of leaving them untreated or making the heartbreaking choice to euthanize because you don’t have the funds to cover the costs.
Responsible pet ownership involves making sure our pets are well-loved and well taken care of, which includes making room in our finances for their medical care. The issue isn’t if an emergency happens, it is when an emergency happens. We cannot foresee when these times will arise, so its best to prepare in advance. Visit www.shieldmypet.com to discover more about the benefits of purchasing pet insurance.
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Thanks for this. I hear about too many pets (puppies included) surrendered or euthanized because pet parents can’t afford medical procedures. I believe that when we take on the responsibility of having pets, being able to provide our babes with necessary healthcare is imperative.
Hey, Shanna. It’s true that too many pets are surrendered or euthanized because their owners can’t afford needed medical procedures. It’s a difficult situation, the economy being what it is for a lot of struggling people. It makes me sad. But I’m glad you stopped by my blog for a visit. I’m heading over to yours now! See ya!