
Is insuring your pal worth it and why?
A popular question pet owners ask is whether they should have pet insurance.
One factor to consider when deciding on insuring your pet is the breed and whether they are subject to health issues due to genetic make up.
It may be wise to look into pet insurance if the breed of your pet is likely to have health problems such as hip dysplasia or arthritis.
Some pet owners might not decide to purchase pet insurance, however this may run the risk of being hit with an expensive bill if a worst-case scenario comes around.
We recommend shopping around to find a pet insurance company best suited to you, your finances and your pet.
Ensure you read the policy and terms and conditions carefully and find out what is covered for your pet's well-being.
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