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toke · 04-14-2009, 10:21 AM

As some of you may remember, I adopted my little Chorky, Zoey, a couple of weeks ago. Well, this one-year-old literally flies and jumps around with total joyous abandon.

Back in the day, when I actually had some money, I had 2 LP pooches. Both had successful surgeries and all was well. Today, I doubt I could afford such things, so little Zo is making me nervous. I think pet insurance is in order.

Petplan seems like the way to go since they cover hereditary and congenital conditions...so long as they are not preexisting.

She has no symptoms or problems, I'm just paranoid. My question is this...if the vet found any looseness in the knee, without any pain or problems, would that be called preexisting LP?

04-14-2009, 10:21 AM	#1
toke YT Addict Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 258	Veterinary / Pet Insurance Question As some of you may remember, I adopted my little Chorky, Zoey, a couple of weeks ago. Well, this one-year-old literally flies and jumps around with total joyous abandon. Back in the day, when I actually had some money, I had 2 LP pooches. Both had successful surgeries and all was well. Today, I doubt I could afford such things, so little Zo is making me nervous. I think pet insurance is in order. Petplan seems like the way to go since they cover hereditary and congenital conditions...so long as they are not preexisting. She has no symptoms or problems, I'm just paranoid. My question is this...if the vet found any looseness in the knee, without any pain or problems, would that be called preexisting LP?