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Written by Tim Schroeder on July 17th, 2006 with 8 comments.
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Are You In good Paws? Consumer spending on pets hit a record 36 billion last year and health care cost were a big chunk of that amount. The best health care insurance can be a helpful solution but you must select your pets policy very carefully. Unfortunately many pet insurance policies are filled with exceptions and often times pre-existing conditions are not covered. Even with these exclusions most policies are still pricey. The average pet health care insurance runs around $300 annually, while the average annual spending on veterinary services is about $75 per animal according to market research firm Packaged Facts. So, pet insurance can be confusing, expensive and may not even cover things my pet needs most but elieve it or not the right pet insurance policy really can help keep your vet costs down. Here are some basic tips to help make sure you are in good paws with whatever company you choose.
Written by Tim Schroeder on July 17th, 2006 with no comments.
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