VPI Pet Insurance for Dogs: Affordable Veterinary Pet Insurance

Why choose VPI pet insurance? Well, while the cost of Veterinary services increases, it’s important to consider the benefit of pet health insurance.

We recommend this VPI Insurance Company because they offer affordable policies and their claims process is simple.

Veterinary pet insurance is becoming increasingly popular. So the great debate is...to get insurance, or not?

I asked myself this question, as I do with many other decisions I’ve had to make…”Would I rather be safe, or sorry?” For me, it was a simple decision.

I first got VPI insurance in 1999 when I adopted my dog (Bear). I was impressed with their level of customer service and with how quickly they processed my first claim.

5 Reasons Why I Chose VPI:

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It’s easy. Just provide your zip code and some basic info about your pet. You don’t even have to enter your email address!

Here’s what my quote looked like for my (almost) 2 year old Weimaraner:

Plus a $2.00 Monthly Processing Fee
Base Coverage	Cost Per Month	Cost Per Year
Superior Plan	$23.50	$282.00
Standard Plan	$13.50	$162.00
Optional Add-Ons	Additional Cost Per Month	Additional Cost Per Year
WellCare Premier	$22.00	$264.00
WellCare Core	$12.00	$144.00

What Plan Should I Choose?

There is no doubt that insurance policies can be a confusing. So, regardless of which company or plan you choose, it’s important that you do your homework. You might want to start by considering what health concerns your pet might be facing in the future.

For example: I was advised by my Vet that my Weimaraner might develop some knee trouble as he ages. So, I’d want a plan that would cover costly knee surgery.

Routine & Preventative Health Care

Another thing to consider is coverage for non-emergency type treatments…routine care and preventative health care. VPI Pet Insurance offers a rider (or add-on) which gives you additional reimbursement for things like Vaccinations, Flea and/or Heartworm Prevention, Dental Cleaning, and much more.

Exclusions

Regardless of which plan you choose, pay close attention to the “What’s Not Covered” section of your policy. Unfortunately VPI Pet Insurance does not cover some conditions which are common in the Weimaraner breed, such as hip dysplasia and von Willebrand’s disease.

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