Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few signs you might need to contact and/or visit your vet ASAP:

-Skin/ear/itching or abnormalities (i.e. lumps, head shake….).

-Vomiting/diarrhea, not eating/drinking, dental abnormalities (excessive chewing, drooling, bad breath).

-Something Seems Off - Trust your intuition. No one knows your pet better than you do, so call your vet and they will help advise you on what the best plan of action is.

-Get your pet comfortable with the carrier or leash they'll be using for the visit several days prior to make a positive association with treats and carrier.

-Limit food intake before the visit (per your vet’s recommendations)

-Bring their favorite treats with you.

-Bring a fresh stool sample.

The subject of pet insurance can seem intimidating, but we are here to help!

Pet insurance helps cover a portion of your pet's medical bills, not unlike other versions of insurance plans.

-The majority of plans offer reimbursement after invoices and/or records are submitted by owners or veterinary hospitals.

-After filing a claim, if you've met your deductible and the procedure is within the policy's coverage - they will issue a reimbursement check.

-Be sure to pay attention to the details and reviews before signing up for a plan! You want to look out for what the deductibles are, co-pays and caps, and their exclusions. When in doubt make sure to contact the insurance representatives directly to ask any clarifying questions.

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