Unless you’re new to Ramona, you know how much a nuisance foxtails can be!! Those nasty buggers can get stuck in your dog or cat’s ears, nose, throat, and skin! One in the ear or eye can run AT LEAST $90 to remove, one in the nose about $250 or more (those require full anesthetic), and one in the paw can require multiple surgeries to find and remove (they are the ones that can migrate up the arm and out of site causing major infection and pain for your dog or cat)!
What if there was a way to pay $10 per month and be assured all of your future foxtails costs would be COVERED?! Here at Ramona Animal Hospital, we have taken the stress out of shopping for pet insurance. We have eliminated companies that charge deductibles PER incident and pay on average reinforcement tables and have come down to our #1 choice in pet insurance to refer to our clients. We DO NOT make money off the sale of pet insurance and are in no way affiliated with the insurance company. However, we do not like to see patient care sacrificed for monetary reasons and since we can’t just give veterinary care away, the next best thing is to suggest Pet's Best Insurance!!
Why choose Pet's Best Insurance?
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What if there was a way to pay $10 per month and be assured all of your future foxtails costs would be COVERED?! Here at Ramona Animal Hospital, we have taken the stress out of shopping for pet insurance. We have eliminated companies that charge deductibles PER incident and pay on average reinforcement tables and have come down to our #1 choice in pet insurance to refer to our clients. We DO NOT make money off the sale of pet insurance and are in no way affiliated with the insurance company. However, we do not like to see patient care sacrificed for monetary reasons and since we can’t just give veterinary care away, the next best thing is to suggest Pet's Best Insurance!!
Why choose Pet's Best Insurance?
- Their “accident only plan”. At about $10 per month this covers foxtails, rattlesnake bites, coyote attacks, foreign body ingestion, accidental poisoning, and anything else accidental. You don’t have to worry about pre-existing conditions. Perfect for families wanting coverage on a budget or for those younger animals not quite at risk for cancer or hereditary conditions like hip dysplasia yet.
- Their “cat illness plan”. For about $5 per month, this policy covers about 90% of things that can go wrong with your kitty. Includes coverage for hyperthyroidism, kidney failure, diabetes, cancer, abscess due to cat bite, feline leukemia (if vaccinated), and more. Purrrrfect for your lil kittens and aging cats as well. Most cats will develop some sort of renal failure, thyroid condition, or diabetes in their lifetimes.
- They have full comprehensive plans (starting at $16 per month) as well that pay out the actual amount you claim with only one yearly deductible to pay (based on your policy terms and conditions). These plans cover cancer, hereditary conditions, illnesses, and accidents.
Helpful links and resources:
Myths and Truths
Comparison