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Pet insurance helps pet parents cover a portion of their veterinary bills. Say, your dog is happily playing, when a sudden awkward twist leads to a knee injury. If the treatment requires surgery, the vet bill could range from $1,500 to $5,000. However, with pet insurance, your coverage may pay for up to 90% of the billdepending on your provider and plan.
Pet insurance policies vary, but you can get it coverage for injuries, illnesses and general well-being. The primary benefit of pet insurance is that it helps you get the care and treatment your furry companion needs. Without it, you may be forced to make tough decisions if you’re unable to afford the costs otherwise.
Fortunately, pet insurance is available for pets of any age. You can find an affordable plan even if your pet is older. But do younger pets need pet insurance? Since younger pets are generally healthier than older ones, is the need for pet insurance reduced? We consulted several veterinarians to get their opinions on whether younger pets need pet insurance.
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