Dr. Lera explains why he personally carries pet insurance for his own dogs 🐶 and what you should look for in a plan:
✔️ Don’t pick less than $10,000 in annual coverage
✔️ Start high — you can always reduce coverage later
✔️ Increasing coverage later = risk of “preexisting” exclusions
✔️ Common example: torn ACL (aka cranial cruciate ligament) can blow through $2,500 instantly
💡 Even vets use pet insurance — because emergencies happen!
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Care credit likely better than pet insurance. Make sure you have $$$ set aside in a savings account kinda like a kids college fund….
Any ideas on pet insurance for dental cleanings I have one but it doesn’t cover dental
Do you recommend getting Wellness/Preventative insurance and up to how much coverage?
Im going to get my 5 month old JA puppy what coverage should i start with?