yorkie travel question

[joeann1993]

Originally Posted by ColesMommy01

I'm sure you can lol I just dont on the off chance I'd run into a male dog that has gotten loose. I'm 5"1 I'd rather not have to fight off the advances of a would be doggie suitor lol

oh man i know the feeling i am not big on big dogs either

[ajchallenger]

Originally Posted by Lovetodream88

Luxury yorkies is not a reputable breeder. They are breeding 2 pound females that is so very wrong and dangerous! They show no concern for there breeding dogs by doing that, a female under 5 pounds should not be bred let alone bred with a 4 pound male. A breeder who uses the word teacup or micro is not a good breeder. The puppy they are using at the top with the huge eyes is not a healthy puppy. If you want breeding rights you just have to pay a little extra which again is not something a reputable breeder does. Getting a puppy from here is likely to end you up with a sick puppy.

Learning alot here...excuse my ignorance but the puppy on the Luxury Website with the big eyes. What's wrong with it? Thanks.

[ajchallenger]

Originally Posted by joeann1993

Well only time will tell i will do everything i can to make sure she is happy and healthy i am looking at pet insurance wish i would of joined sooner. I got scammed before and lost money so this will be the second time around

I am also researching pet insurance and so far the few that I got info on cover hereditary and congenital conditions.

[joeann1993]

Originally Posted by ajchallenger

Learning alot here...excuse my ignorance but the puppy on the Luxury Website with the big eyes. What's wrong with it? Thanks.

LOL idk its always made me confused let me know what you find for pet insurance i am thinking about doing the one with pet smart

[joeann1993]

The owner just emailed me and told me the puppies are well and healthy and ready to pick up or ship next week. They are going to the vet one last time for a final check up and also has been dewormed and gotten some of there shots. Before they get ready to ship or pick them up he will be giving me a copy of her vet check up and medical records. So Far So Good

[ColesMommy01]

Originally Posted by joeann1993

The owner just emailed me and told me the puppies are well and healthy and ready to pick up or ship next week. They are going to the vet one last time for a final check up and also has been dewormed and gotten some of there shots. Before they get ready to ship or pick them up he will be giving me a copy of her vet check up and medical records. So Far So Good

That's great to hear! Now the countdown begins til you get her!

[joeann1993]

Originally Posted by ColesMommy01

That's great to hear! Now the countdown begins til you get her!

Yepp its already been started LOL

[ajchallenger]

Originally Posted by joeann1993

LOL idk its always made me confused let me know what you find for pet insurance i am thinking about doing the one with pet smart

So I've conducted my research about the pet insurance and have learned the following things to consider (people please correct me if i'm wrong).

I looked at Pet Premium, Healthy Pets, Pet Plan, Embrace, Trupanion.

An annual deductible or a per incident deductible.
Per incident limits some are unlimited.
Reimbursement percentage - 70-100%
Some offer a wellness reimbursement for an extra monthly fee
None of them cover dental cleaning (which is kind of why I was interested in Banfield because it covers cleaning)
Most cover the office visit/vet fee
Most cover hereditary/congenital disorders depending on the level you choose.
All had these features in common: covered accident, illness, x-rays, labs, diagnostic tests and prescriptions. (Differing in the reimbursement some reimburse on a reasonable & customary schedule and some based on the bill).

Well it was a lot for me to absorb but I think I will go with Pet Plan Insurance, although it has a per incident deductible I chose $50 with an 80% reimbursement, $14,000 annual limit the rate came out pretty good and I liked the plan benefits.

Hope this helps. If anyone needs more information, please feel free to ask. Also if I missed anything important to consider please let me know. THANKS!!

[joeann1993]

Originally Posted by ajchallenger

So I've conducted my research about the pet insurance and have learned the following things to consider (people please correct me if i'm wrong).

I looked at Pet Premium, Healthy Pets, Pet Plan, Embrace, Trupanion.

An annual deductible or a per incident deductible.
Per incident limits some are unlimited.
Reimbursement percentage - 70-100%
Some offer a wellness reimbursement for an extra monthly fee
None of them cover dental cleaning (which is kind of why I was interested in Banfield because it covers cleaning)
Most cover the office visit/vet fee
Most cover hereditary/congenital disorders depending on the level you choose.
All had these features in common: covered accident, illness, x-rays, labs, diagnostic tests and prescriptions. (Differing in the reimbursement some reimburse on a reasonable & customary schedule and some based on the bill).

Well it was a lot for me to absorb but I think I will go with Pet Plan Insurance, although it has a per incident deductible I chose $50 with an 80% reimbursement, $14,000 annual limit the rate came out pretty good and I liked the plan benefits.

Hope this helps. If anyone needs more information, please feel free to ask. Also if I missed anything important to consider please let me know. THANKS!!

Great minds alike i was looking at that also.