Monday, August 31st, 2009 at
5:49 pm
Anyone living in the UK likely realizes that animal and pet welfare are considered very important aspects of owning a pet. There are rules that come into play when one buys a cat or dog – rules that determine minimum standards of pet care, food supply, and protection and that are set out in the Animal Welfare Act from 2006.
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Sunday, July 19th, 2009 at
4:36 am
by Peter Tyson
There’s a lot of information to sift through as you consider buying vet insurance for your dog or cat. There are a lot of pet health insurance companies out there and it’s hard to know who is best. Be sure to comparison shop based on which policy will be most affordable and offer your pet the most coverage should he become ill. Generally speaking the higher your deductible and the more routine care you are willing to pay for out of pocket, the more affordable your pet insurance coverage will be.
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Saturday, April 18th, 2009 at
11:46 am
by Dr. Robert Sleeter
Deciding not to get insurance for senior dogs can have serious consequences for your pet, and your check book, down the road. If you haven’t insured your dog, but have been considering it, now might be the right time to act. Do not take the health of your pets for granted. Remember that your pets are just like human beings, they need more medical care as they grow older.
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Thursday, April 16th, 2009 at
11:25 am
by Dr. Robert Sleeter
A lot of people do not bother getting best pet insurance for dogs and end up spending a lot of money on veterinary bills later on or worst, not being able to give their dogs the right medical care. If you haven’t insured your dog, but have been considering it, now might be the right time to act. Don’t count on your dog always being healthy. You don’t know what the future will hold. Just like us, pets need additional medical care as they age.
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