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Barry
We're flying from London to Chicago with our cats, and can't get a clear answer. The CDC has no specific requirements, and the airline just says they need a health certificate, not what it actually entails. Anyone that has transported pets with United before, what certificate did you have?
Answer
Google <importing pets into the United States> and you'll find the answers you need.
Google <importing pets into the United States> and you'll find the answers you need.
What is the best company to get pet health insurance from?
Amanda D
I have a 5 mon of lab puppy that I am considering purchasing insurance for. There are a lot of companies out there, all offering what appears to be similar plans. But, which company treats their insurers the best, and actually awards claims?
Answer
I have had my gabbysue with vpi for the last 3 years and i'm pretty satisfied. while it does reimburse for quite a bit, it's really an insurance for if something major happens, whether a broken leg, or gosh forbid cancer. luckily my babe is in good health; i don't mind paying the $28 a month for peace of mind, just in case. hope this helps.
I have had my gabbysue with vpi for the last 3 years and i'm pretty satisfied. while it does reimburse for quite a bit, it's really an insurance for if something major happens, whether a broken leg, or gosh forbid cancer. luckily my babe is in good health; i don't mind paying the $28 a month for peace of mind, just in case. hope this helps.
What company/organization has the best most reasonable price on pet health insurance?
Punky
I have one dog with a preexisting heartworm condition and the other is healthy. Who offers a better deal? and has anyone gone through the ASPCA for pet health insurance?
Answer
Keep in mind, with any insurance policy, on average, the insurance company has to win.
In other words, they will take in more money than they ever pay out.
If it were the other way around, they would go out of business. My feeling is, that one is better off (if one can be disciplined enough) to put the money that you would have spent on the insurance premiums, and put it in a seperate account, that you don't touch, except for vet bills.
On average that way, you'll win. The only time this doesn't work, is if you have some large, unexpected bill show up that you can't absorb. In these cases, you can often secure some kind of loan or financing option to pay for the deficit.
Keep in mind, with any insurance policy, on average, the insurance company has to win.
In other words, they will take in more money than they ever pay out.
If it were the other way around, they would go out of business. My feeling is, that one is better off (if one can be disciplined enough) to put the money that you would have spent on the insurance premiums, and put it in a seperate account, that you don't touch, except for vet bills.
On average that way, you'll win. The only time this doesn't work, is if you have some large, unexpected bill show up that you can't absorb. In these cases, you can often secure some kind of loan or financing option to pay for the deficit.
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