Alright, I’m gonna admit- I didn’t even know pet insurance was a thing. But it makes sense! If your pet has a chronic illness, or a medical emergency, it could save you costly vet bills and give you peace of mind. Heck, my pets have always been really healthy, but we do still have to take them in for shots, spaying/neutering, and other preventative care. For why you should invest in pet insurance today, check out this post by Kristen at Kristen Levine:
-It saves you money when dealing with unexpected vet visits
-It allows your pet to receive the best medical care possible
-You’ll never have to compromise your pet’s health over your finances.
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