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Medical Costs helps Pet Insurance catch on With new advances in Veterinary Medicine, it's much more likely that you will be able to find help when your pets needs it, the question is will you be able to afford these services? For example, here are some services you might find your pet in need of, and their rough cost. If you were to get a set of x-rays with anesthetic for you pet, your gonna be getting a bill for roughly $800. A MRI will run you close to $2,000 and about $3,000 if your dog tears a ligament. Also, it is not unheard of for vet's to quote services at $6,000-$10,000. These are just a few of the procedures now available in veterinary medicine; some others include chemotherapy, kidney transplants and orthopedic surgery. Naturally, more complicated procedures are leading to a higher cost, which is making pet insurance more and more appealing to pet owners, especially since the alternative in this case is usually having the animal put to sleep. A member of Petplan's veterinary advisory board, Ken Drobats said, "It's just prohibitive. We end up euthanizing a lot of animals because of the cost. It is important to look around when shopping for pet insurance, since different companies offer different benefits. Many insurers will not take out a policy on a pet that is more than seven-years-old, which makes it very important to take out a policy while your pet is young and has little or no health conditions. Some companies charge more for pure-breeds than mixed-breed dogs, since purebred dog's are more likely to have health complications than mixed breeds while others do not even care to know the breed of your dog. |
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