Thursday, January 21, 2010

Dog Dental Insurance Petplan Insurance Canada- Also Dog Insurance In General?

Petplan insurance Canada- also dog insurance in general? - dog dental insurance

1. Do you have an insurance policy for your dog as a whole? Why or why not?
2. If you know what your monthly premium? Do you have your money?
3. Everyone in Canada is a company that they recommend?

Is it normal for my dog, you must begin at $ 420/year and up to $ 980 for 24-pound mutt?

The plan of $ 980 includes 6 months of fleas, ticks, heartworm prevention, annual plans and more teeth than others. I better start with a less expensive, and the next year, so I think it's worth?

Am I just better have money saved again, the investments quickly in an emergency?

$ 420 per year seems a lot of money considering that was not on their plans, preventative, etc., which is mainly why we're going to the vet (a sore throat 1 = $ 100 - that were not recognized when it is the only that because of the deduction is made).

Any opinions?

9 comments:

Shadow's Melon said...

I refuse my money on the insurance pet waste. Would be more often than not, I do not spend the amount of insurance premiums and the potential burden that something big is happening, is not very good. I pull it away from the premiums and tuck in a savings account to take every year, and then use that money may be needed when necessary. When something important happens, I would credit the urgency of the development or use a payment plan with my vet if I had money in his hand.

Tho I think some have taken advantage of this, most of them spend more contributions to change in the current reporting. Thus, any insurance company a profit Tho.

Shadow's Melon said...

I refuse my money on the insurance pet waste. Would be more often than not, I do not spend the amount of insurance premiums and the potential burden that something big is happening, is not very good. I pull it away from the premiums and tuck in a savings account to take every year, and then use that money may be needed when necessary. When something important happens, I would credit the urgency of the development or use a payment plan with my vet if I had money in his hand.

Tho I think some have taken advantage of this, most of them spend more contributions to change in the current reporting. Thus, any insurance company a profit Tho.

GoBlue said...

In fact, I spoke with a pet insurance Finacial adviser, after she found a tumor in my dog's eyes. He said that the best plan and share what you) should pay for the health of the dog in a savings per month (~ $ 100 or whatever you can afford. So if you go to the need for an emergency, you need to save money for the animal. However, if there is no emergency, he would have paid money into a plan for the health of the animals during the life of your pet ($ 500 per year * 10 years = $ 5,000, etc.) into a savings account instead, so not lost the money about. You can) the money for a regular veterinary visits and unexpected health problems (eg, sore throat, could not be covered. Hope this helps.

Amanda said...

I have VPI Pet Insurance. It covers a certain amount of annual vaccines, spay /'ve Nueten, fleas and heartworm prevention annual health check, etc. There is a $ 50 deductible for accidents / illnesses / operations, etc. I pay just a little more to $ 300 for one years (monthly, if I had been closer to $ 20).

Amanda said...

I have VPI Pet Insurance. It covers a certain amount of annual vaccines, spay /'ve Nueten, fleas and heartworm prevention annual health check, etc. There is a $ 50 deductible for accidents / illnesses / operations, etc. I pay just a little more to $ 300 for one years (monthly, if I had been closer to $ 20).

Amanda said...

I have VPI Pet Insurance. It covers a certain amount of annual vaccines, spay /'ve Nueten, fleas and heartworm prevention annual health check, etc. There is a $ 50 deductible for accidents / illnesses / operations, etc. I pay just a little more to $ 300 for one years (monthly, if I had been closer to $ 20).

Amanda said...

I have VPI Pet Insurance. It covers a certain amount of annual vaccines, spay /'ve Nueten, fleas and heartworm prevention annual health check, etc. There is a $ 50 deductible for accidents / illnesses / operations, etc. I pay just a little more to $ 300 for one years (monthly, if I had been closer to $ 20).

Amanda said...

I have VPI Pet Insurance. It covers a certain amount of annual vaccines, spay /'ve Nueten, fleas and heartworm prevention annual health check, etc. There is a $ 50 deductible for accidents / illnesses / operations, etc. I pay just a little more to $ 300 for one years (monthly, if I had been closer to $ 20).

Amanda said...

I have VPI Pet Insurance. It covers a certain amount of annual vaccines, spay /'ve Nueten, fleas and heartworm prevention annual health check, etc. There is a $ 50 deductible for accidents / illnesses / operations, etc. I pay just a little more to $ 300 for one years (monthly, if I had been closer to $ 20).

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