Thank you, I will look into it.Trupanion is what I recommend to all my clients—they pay out directly at the vet rather than reimbursing you after you submit the bill, meaning no pressure on you to float the cost even for a little bit.
petsbest is a really good one, cheapest monthly options with an unlimited limit. After your deductible, you only pay 10%.Just got a new dog. She's 2yrs old. I think we should get health insurance for her. Does anyone know of a great insurance carrier here in the U.S.?
Thank you. I will compare, The final decision will come down to which one the vet takes.petsbest is a really good one, cheapest monthly options with an unlimited limit. After your deductible, you only pay 10%
ALWAYS get something for your pet. There would be a tragedy if you had to euthanize them because of a accident. Remember Vets treat things like a business and CHOOSE to treat them while hospitals must stabilize you.Just got a new dog. She's 2yrs old. I think we should get health insurance for her. Does anyone know of a great insurance carrier here in the U.S.?
You're better off saving 5 grand as his own emergency fund and anything more than that draw from other saving
I dont live in the US nor do I have much knowledge on how that works in the US. But I will still advise to be careful on "depends what the vet takes" as they might and can recommend that you take something that just costs alot.Thank you. I will compare, The final decision will come down to which one the vet takes.
what made you decide against trupanionI went with PetsBest. 104 a month. 200 deductible, 90% coverage. Hopefully it works out.