Comments on: How to Find Cheap Pet Insurance Easily

By: Suran Epincet

Suran Epincet — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 11:54:30 +0000

If you think you can change insurance companies or get a policy after your pet has a problem, then you could be greatly disappointed or upset. Insurance companies all have a pre-existing condition clause, and this will exclude any condition that your pet already has. It is always better to take out lifetime pet insurance, but check exactly what this covers. There will be either maximum payouts per annum or per condition, but at least your pet will always be covered throughout its life up to these maximums.

By: Philip

Philip — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:36:41 +0000

For one, pet owners need to consider their pet insurance options based on their pet’s age. From my experience, when your cat or dog is still young you don’t need to pay high rates for pet insurance since you only need basic coverage in case of an emergency. As you pet ages things become more difficult… Insurance companies start asking for more money, you see exactly why they have so many exclusions in their policy, breed-specific inclusions especially. It’s key to be able to compare all possible choices because on day this is going to save your pet’s life. That’s what you need to think about, it’s not about the cost so much, your pet’s life really will depend on the term of the plan which you choose. Using a pet insurance comparison service seems like the best choice because it saves a ton of time. But once you have several top choices, you NEED to do this: call each company personally to check how they are working. This is the only way you can be sure you are going with the best company.

By: Odessa R Kring

Odessa R Kring — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:27:26 +0000

Very insightful – continue to spread your message. Looking forward to an update. For too long now have I had the need to begin with my own blog. Guess if I put it off any longer I’ll never do it. I’ll make sure to include you in my Blogroll. Many thanks!!

By: Mikael

Mikael — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:35:26 +0000

That is a great advice. Checking the site of the insurance company will provide some valuable pointers when making up your mind. I do feel that this can not be the only thing you do as comparing policy wording requires a lot of training and most people will not be able to (or even want to) read them and understand every word. Therefore I always suggest that you’ll pick up the phone and call the company… one of the parameters I look for is the time that they’ll leaving you hanging while waiting to get through. The (to me) can be a warning sign.

By: Carpe Diem

Carpe Diem — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:02:38 +0000

Mikael-As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. I spoke in one of your earlier posts about Trupanion. I agree that level of coverage is important. Anyone who’s looking at pet insurance should also check provider’s site and try to get a copy of their policy wording, benefit schedule(if applicable), and exclusions. They can help you make an educated decision. I’d be cautious if you go to a site and can’t get their policy wording. Just my 2 cents worth.