Originally Posted by
Sariss
This is just the other end of the spectrum, but it is something to think about, if you are good with money. :)
A lot of our clients instead of getting pet insurance, find out how much it would cost monthly, and put that amount away in a separate bank account.
That way.. lets say your pet ages and has no accidents.. then you have a large lump sum of money to help him or her through her older years.
That being said, if you do decide to go the route of pet insurance, call around to the different insurance companies, and find out as much as you can. How much it is, what it covers, what it doesnt cover, etc etc.