[Zipporah Sandler – Ambassador]

I have not invested in pet insurance either. I asked my veterinarian about it, and he said that when it comes to older dogs with health problems (like mine), that it really doesn’t cover much.

[Stacey Daprile – Ambassador]

Thanks, Zipporah. That is what I am finding out as I do more research. I found some information on http://www.petinsurancereview.com/ Thankfully my husband and I are on the same page when it comes to spending money on our pets’ health care.

[Antoinette Minor – Ambassador]

Insurance was one of the first things I purchased when I got my puppy and I researched my butt off to make sure I had it in time for her spay. The time came and they denied the request and other things. I felt like I was scammed and ended up receiving my money back. Now, about a year later my dog ate raisins and a few months after that she almost died after an allergic reaction to a vaccine. I would’ve loved to have insurance to cover these issues but I truly don’t know if it would have helped in the long run if they didn’t cover it.

[Kayla Buell – Ambassador]

I don’t have a dog, but I do have a cat. He’s almost 7 years old, but unfortunately, he developed kidney issues even at his young age. What does that mean for us? Well, it means that 3 times a week we have to give him an IV with fluids to keep his organs functioning correctly. I love that little dude and right now, we can still afford his medication, but it’s expensive! We’re spending at least $150-$250 every month or two for all the stuff he needs. Pets are a major commitment and responsibility, but they’re so worth it. I’ve never had pet insurance, but I definitely think it’s worth looking into. Best of luck with your pups!

[Stacey Daprile – Ambassador]

Kayla, you are right the commitment is huge – so is the love! I am glad that they can treat your cat. I am not sure that I could handle setting up an IV once, let alone three times a week. You are amazing, and your kitty is lucky to have you!