Pet Insurance: What You Need to Know
Discover which pet health insurance plans are worth it to save money on dog surgery, cat vaccinations, pet medication and more One minute, you and Rusty are playing fetch in the yard; the next, you hear a whimper and he's limping back to you. When you take him to the vet, you find out Rusty has a torn knee ligament�one of the most common orthopedic dog injuries. Healing it will take a $3,000 surgery. Talk about ouch. Expensive surgeries, treatments, and prescriptions for dogs and cats are becoming more common�so much so that pet health insurance is a fast-growing market. And as new policy providers enter the marketplace, owners are gaining more freedom to personalize and prioritize. The cost of a policy depends on everything from where you live to the amount of coverage you want to the age and breed of your furry friend�annual premiums for a 5-year-old Labrador can range anywhere from $200 to $1,000, for instance. But no matter how much you pay, you'll get more value today for ...