Comments on: Cheapest Pet Insurance for Pet Owners http://www.petinsurancepro.com/cheapest-pet-insurance-for-pet-owners/ More Than Pet Insurance | Vet Pet Insurance Comparison Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:19:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Mikael http://www.petinsurancepro.com/cheapest-pet-insurance-for-pet-owners/comment-page-1/#comment-767 Mikael Sat, 27 Dec 2008 12:09:33 +0000 http://www.petinsurancepro.com/?p=553#comment-767 Mike, thank you for your comment. I'm glad we agree. But if you read a lot of the comments here on the blog you'll find that there are some very different ideas on what pet insurance is. ;) Mike, thank you for your comment. I’m glad we agree. But if you read a lot of the comments here on the blog you’ll find that there are some very different ideas on what pet insurance is. ;)

]]> By: Mike Leggett http://www.petinsurancepro.com/cheapest-pet-insurance-for-pet-owners/comment-page-1/#comment-766 Mike Leggett Sat, 27 Dec 2008 02:54:27 +0000 http://www.petinsurancepro.com/?p=553#comment-766 I agree with the above article. Makes sense. I have my cats insured with ASPCA; these folks were recommended from my Vet, and I take their recommendation as an endorsement, otherwise should something not pan out, they'll be the first to hear about it. Insurance on my pets is like car and health insurance for me: it gives me some peace of mind in the event of a "what if" scenario. And I have had these with both animals. It cost me $500 in one visit because my pet got in a fight and lost......luckily, she made it home for me to get her fixed. Uh, she's strictly indoor, now. My 2 year old has coverage to cover accidents. (my older has more coverage to include regular blood work and medication should she require. The cost is a mere 23 bucks for a little peace of mind. Mind you folks, you have to take care of your pets as you would your own kids. Preventive care saves me and the cats money and pain. Example: what I used to pay to clean my pets teeth (150), cost me only to polish (25) just because I started him on a once a year teeth cleaning. So, in short, insurance is a great way to assure yourself you have some coverage when or if a major problem happens. Do read your coverage and by all means, don't spend money on teeth cleaning.....it's cheaper just to schedule regular cleanings than pay every month.. Hope this helps........ mleggett Salisbury, NC I agree with the above article. Makes sense. I have my cats insured with ASPCA; these folks were recommended from my Vet, and I take their recommendation as an endorsement, otherwise should something not pan out, they’ll be the first to hear about it.

Insurance on my pets is like car and health insurance for me: it gives me some peace of mind in the event of a “what if” scenario. And I have had these with both animals. It cost me $500 in one visit because my pet got in a fight and lost……luckily, she made it home for me to get her fixed. Uh, she’s strictly indoor, now.

My 2 year old has coverage to cover accidents. (my older has more coverage to include regular blood work and medication should she require.

The cost is a mere 23 bucks for a little peace of mind. Mind you folks, you have to take care of your pets as you would your own kids. Preventive care saves me and the cats money and pain. Example: what I used to pay to clean my pets teeth (150), cost me only to polish (25) just because I started him on a once a year teeth cleaning.

So, in short, insurance is a great way to assure yourself you have some coverage when or if a major problem happens. Do read your coverage and by all means, don’t spend money on teeth cleaning…..it’s cheaper just to schedule regular cleanings than pay every month..

Hope this helps……..

mleggett
Salisbury, NC

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