http://www.comparecatinsurance.com/how-much-would-pet-insurance-have-cost/ Sun, 28 Feb 2010 04:33:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.comparecatinsurance.com/how-much-would-pet-insurance-have-cost/comment-page-1/#comment-3060 Elaine M Mon, 22 Feb 2010 05:47:14 +0000 http://www.comparecatinsurance.com/how-much-would-pet-insurance-have-cost/#comment-3060 The pet insurance I see here is $40 (US) a month, which is fairly steep and it doesn't cover a lot of things. It would really depend on what type of pet insurance you have available there. The pet insurance I see here is $40 (US) a month, which is fairly steep and it doesn’t cover a lot of things. It would really depend on what type of pet insurance you have available there.

]]> http://www.comparecatinsurance.com/how-much-would-pet-insurance-have-cost/comment-page-1/#comment-3059 troubles Sun, 21 Feb 2010 23:10:52 +0000 http://www.comparecatinsurance.com/how-much-would-pet-insurance-have-cost/#comment-3059 Hi there, Pet Insurance is a good thing for accidents of this type. Since it was not a "previous" condition, you may have actually had to pay about 20% of the cost of the entire bill yourself, depending on what the co-pay or deductibles your policy costs. Two of the better Pet Insurance companies in the USA are: http://www.aspcapetinsurance.com/http://www.petinsurance.com/ I have pet health insurance for both my 9 year old cats. I have collected several times on their annual wellness exams and dental work. What it actually is best for is to cover serious injuries and illnesses that are not pre-existing. My personal feeling is, however, is putting aside a good sum each month, starting when the pet is very young, probably is the best way to go. Of course this has to be done very consistently.. so the size of the account is sufficient to cover any devastating vet treatment, with those huge bills. I began our cat's health insurance when they were 8 years old, which of course is more expensive than when kittens, but for me I worry about serious illness that most of the reputable companies will cover, up to $5,000. I pay 37.90 a month. Hope this helps, Troublesniffer Owned by cats for over 40 years Member: Cat Writer's Association Hi there,
Pet Insurance is a good thing for accidents of this type. Since it was not a “previous” condition, you may have actually had to pay about 20% of the cost of the entire bill yourself, depending on what the co-pay or deductibles your policy costs.
Two of the better Pet Insurance companies in the USA are: http://www.aspcapetinsurance.com/http://www.petinsurance.com/
I have pet health insurance for both my 9 year old cats. I have collected several times on their annual wellness exams and dental work.
What it actually is best for is to cover serious injuries and illnesses that are not pre-existing. My personal feeling is, however, is putting aside a good sum each month, starting when the pet is very young, probably is the best way to go. Of course this has to be done very consistently.. so the size of the account is sufficient to cover any devastating vet treatment, with those huge bills.
I began our cat’s health insurance when they were 8 years old, which of course is more expensive than when kittens, but for me I worry about serious illness that most of the reputable companies will cover, up to $5,000.
I pay 37.90 a month.
Hope this helps,
Troublesniffer
Owned by cats for over 40 years
Member: Cat Writer’s Association

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