Don't Forget Cat Insurance

Cat insurance is one of the things that many people forget to purchase for their feline friend. This form of medical insurance for your pet covers the costs of those untimely high priced veterinary bills when your pet becomes hurt in an accident or falls ill. There are also some kinds of insurance policies that pay you if your cat should suddenly die or gets lost or stolen.

With all the excitement and adjustment that comes with new pet ownership, it is easy to forget some of the simple basic precautions needed for complete pet care. We all know what kind of psychic rewards cats bring into our lives. We just have this natural human tendency deal with our cat's early needs first and we often fail to take care of our cat's future medical needs.

Are you really prepared to pay for your pet's future medical expenses?

It has been shown that statistically that many of our cats will have major health problems during their lifetime. Many of our pets will need to have emergency veterinary medical care. The veterinary costs of your cat's health maintenance can often grow to many thousands of dollars.

Loving your cat is protecting your cat.

Cat insurance is your way to manage those unknown financial risks associated with your pet's future health care costs. The payments can come in easy, affordable monthly/annual premiums. Cat insurance gives you the peace of mind that comes with the knowledge that you can afford to provide your cat with the best veterinary care available.

Before you purchase, here are some questions you should consider.

Is the company reputable and giving me answers to all my questions?

Will I get to choose my veterinarian?

Do I want a discount or a comprehensive insurance plan?

What are the waiting periods in the insurance policy?

What is excluded from the insurance policy?

Is neutering and spaying included?

Are my cat's preexisting medical conditions covered?

Will routine wellness care be covered?

Does the policy include prescription coverage?

Are there any kinds of sickness or incident caps?

Take the time to give your cat the best possible care in the event of illness. There are many affordable policies out in the market.

Craig Glenn

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