Pet Insurance

Cesareans, or C-sections, can be a lifesaving procedure for the mother and her litter of pups. Unfortunately, C-sections are expensive and they have associated risks, including bleeding, infection, anesthesia complications, and the surgery itself. These risks can lead to increased medical intervention, leading to increased vet bills when you’re already expecting more vet visits because puppies need frequent medical care during the first year of life. So what are your options? Do pet insurance companies cover C-sections and are there any restrictions to the coverage? Find out if you can get coverage for a potential C-section for your pregnant dog.

Companion Protect offers a pet insurance policy that differs widely from every other provider we’ve reviewed (and we’ve reviewed a lot). With an in-network setup and some requirements you don’t see from other providers, does Companion Protect stand above or fall short compared to such stiff competition in the pet insurance industry? We’ll give you all the details you need to know to make the best decision for your situation…

Will pet insurance cover your dog’s pre-existing condition? That depends on what your dog’s ailment is. Some pet insurance companies cover certain pre-existing conditions. Find out if your dog’s malady is eligible for coverage. And if so, which provider is best for you?

Having pet insurance can help you save a ton of money for unexpected expensive vet bills and emergency care. But most pet insurance companies require you to pay your vet directly, and then they reimburse you. What are your options if you don’t have savings or a credit card to pay upfront for what could be hundreds to thousands of dollars? Fortunately, we’ve found your best options for pet insurance with direct payments.

Hip dysplasia is one of the most commonly diagnosed conditions in dogs, especially large breeds. But is this condition eligible for pet insurance coverage, or do providers leave pets and their parents to fend for themselves in their time of need? Let’s dive into the details surrounding hip dysplasia to see if you can count on pet insurance to cover a hip dysplasia diagnosis.