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Originally Posted by Furbaby Friend  That being said, I think it is important to go with a plan that will cover non-preexisting chronic, genetic, and hereditary conditions. That is why I like PetPlan.
PetPlan has 100%; continued coverage for chronic conditions, covers congenital/hereditary conditions, has no per incident limit, etc.
I just found this lovely tidbit about PetPlan from another site
( Compare PetPlan Pet Insurance): Pertaining to cruciate injuries and patella issues: "They will waive this exclusion if your veterinarian issues a certificate of health stating that your pet has been examined and does not have any pre-existing conditions related to the cruciates or patellas. This must be done within the first 30 days of coverage. " |
The area in RED is exactly what I've been mentioning a few times. This too is what I was told -- so when I took Pfeiffer in for her 1st exam, the vet examined her knees and wrote in the chart exactly what the PetPlan customer service agent told me should be written about a yorkie's knees.