For Love or For Money: What would you do if you had to choose?
A little more than a week back, I had made a post on this blog called Culture, Mindset, or Both? The post asked a question: What is it that makes people overlook animals in pain or in need of help? Is it the culture, the mindset, or both?
So what is it? Let’s examine:
From the pet assure website – Pet Assure is the preferred alternative coverage for your family pet. Unlike insurance, all pets are covered; regardless of age, medical condition or any pre-existing condition. There are no exclusions, no deductibles and no waiting for reimbursement. No need for a quote, as Pet Assure’s minimal cost remains consistent for our members and so do the discounts. We are the alternative coverage to insurance for every pet. Search for a participating veterinarian today!
Pretty self-explanatory. The service is not really pet insurance, but offers you advantages over and above most pet insurance companies would give you. Here’s a list of PROs that I drew up after going through their website, and researching the company on the net.
1. A flat 25% off the bill if you happen to avail the services of any vet who participates in the Pet Assure network. The discount is on offer all year round, and covers almost all possible areas of treatment you may need for your pet.
2. No annual usage limits.
3. No waiting period.
4. No deductibles.
5. Routine care, spaying, neutering and hospitalization covered.
6. Cancer coverage.
7. No maximum.
8. Lost pet recovery
Now, that’s a pretty impressive list of things you get for so much less than you usually would. So there’s got to be some cons.
I looked up their website, and there is a list of national merchants that participate in the pet aasure program. Simply speaking, your membership card pays only when you avail the services of merchants listed here. My concern is that the number of participating vets under the medicines section is not that big. If this is a national list of vendors, then this low number is definitely a con.
The good news… you can refer your very own vet to the network and enjoy the benefits.
I actually looked around the net, and the feedback to the pet assure service has been pretty positive.
I do not live in the US, so I cannot avail this service. I really wish that something like this comes up in India too. For our readers in the US, I hope this service helps you make the right decisions when faced with a tough choice. I would love to hear from you about this service. Do you think this is a good alternative?
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