The Ultimate Peace of Mind—A Pet Health Insurance Primer
You probably already recognize your pet’s health and wellbeing as a recurring—but worthwhile—expense. But unexpected expenses, such as an emergency surgery, sudden illness, or advanced diagnostic testing, can leave you in an emotionally and financially challenging position—torn between your limited bank account and your unlimited love for your pet.
Big-Hearted Boxers: How to Care for Their Genetic Health Conditions
Boxers, as most purebred dogs, are prone to many genetic conditions. While their muscular, athletic build suggests robust health, genetic testing can identify otherwise.
While allergies cannot be eliminated, your veterinarian can effectively control your pet's response to allergens, ensuring their comfort and quality of life with precise diagnosis and tailored therapeutic interventions.
Dental disease (i.e., periodontal disease) affects more than 70% of cats and 80% of dogs by age 3, making this health issue one of the most commonly diagnosed preventable conditions in pets.
Small pets who travel with you, attend a holiday party, supervise the holiday meal, or help you throw your own soiree are exposed to dangers that likely never crossed your mind.
The rare and unique Scottish fold cat is recognized for their round head, button eyes, and uniquely folded ears. However, the same genetic mutation that causes this breed’s ear shape also contributes to serious health issues.
The Ultimate Peace of Mind—A Pet Health Insurance Primer
You probably already recognize your pet’s health and wellbeing as a recurring—but worthwhile—expense. But unexpected expenses, such as an emergency surgery, sudden illness, or advanced diagnostic testing, can leave you in an emotionally and financially challenging position—torn between your limited bank account and your unlimited love for your pet.
As you prepare for your next adventure, read our Dr. Treat team’s tips to ensure smooth traveling with your pet, and start planning for your trip of a lifetime!
Big-Hearted Boxers: How to Care for Their Genetic Health Conditions
Boxers, as most purebred dogs, are prone to many genetic conditions. While their muscular, athletic build suggests robust health, genetic testing can identify otherwise.
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