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Why Pet Insurance?
Why Pet Insurance?
What Can Pet Insurance Help Cover?
Pet insurance can help reimburse pet parents for eligible veterinary expenses, including diagnostic tests like blood work, X-rays, and ultrasounds. With blood work costing $100 to $200 for a routine CBC and chemistry panel², and more specialized tests...
Why Pet Insurance?
Why Pet Insurance?
Is Pet Insurance Worth It?
For many pet parents, pet insurance can be worth the cost because it helps provide financial protection against unexpected veterinary bills. As veterinary care becomes more advanced, treatment costs can increase—and a single emergency or serious...
Why Pet Insurance?
Why Pet Insurance?
Does Pet Insurance Cover Dental Care? What's Included and What's Not
Pet insurance typically helps cover dental injuries from accidents and treatment for dental disease, but routine cleanings and preventive dental care require a separate wellness add-on. According to the AVMA¹, periodontal disease is "the most common...
Pet Safety
Pet Safety
Pet First Aid Kit – Everything You Need To Keep In Your Pet First Aid Kit
You never know when an accident may happen, and when it does you want to be prepared! Having a first-aid kit for not only yourself but also your pet will help you tend to any injuries you may get going about your day. These kits are great to keep in...
Why Pet Insurance?
Why Pet Insurance?
What Are the Biggest Benefits of Pet Insurance?
Your pet is part of your family — and when an unexpected accident or illness happens, you want to be able to get them the care they need. Pet insurance can help reimburse pet parents for eligible veterinary expenses, with reimbursement rates up to 90%...
Why Pet Insurance?
Why Pet Insurance?
Pet Insurance as an Employee Benefit: What You Need to Know Key Takeaways
Pet insurance as an employee benefit provides discounted coverage through your workplace, helping cover unexpected veterinary costsEmployees at companies o<ering pet insurance report 84% higher job satisfaction than those without this benefit3Spot Pet...
Positive Reinforcement Techniques for Stopping Cat Misbehavior
Unwanted behaviors like scratching furniture, litter box avoidance, or constant meowing can test any pet parent's patience. But before resorting to harsh methods, consider positive reinforcement – a training approach that rewards good behavior and...
Cat Tips
Mobile Vets
Vet Visits During COVID-19 This year has brought shelter-in-place orders and caused businesses to close their doors either temporarily or-in some cases-permanently. Vet offices have not been immune to the effects of COVID-19. While many vets are not...
Lifestyle
My Cat Ate an Edible: Understanding Symptoms & Treatment
With the rise in the use of cannabis products, incidences of accidental edible ingestion by pets have also increased. Understanding how THC affects cats and what to do in an emergency is crucial for responsible pet ownership. THC Toxicity in Cats:...
Pet Safety
These States Have the Most/Least Pet Parasite Claims This Summer
Summer is in full swing, and while it’s a time for fun and outdoor adventures, it’s also peak season for pet parasite infestations. At Spot Pet Insurance, we’ve been tracking the latest trends in parasite claims to help pet owners stay informed and...
Pet Safety
Can Dogs Eat Navy Beans?
The staple food of the American Navy since the 1800s, navy beans earned their name for their nutritious content and affordability. Also known as “Yankee beans” or “pea beans,” these small, oval-shaped legumes cook quickly and are rich in nutrients and...
Dog Tips
Can Dogs Eat Chicken Nuggets?
Its Finger Lickin’ Good! It sure is. Football matches, Superbowls, movie nights, dates and how many other occasions have been made better with chicken nuggets? This tasty food has been a top favorite human food for years. But in terms of health, the...
Dog Tips
Can Dogs Eat Edamame?
Have you ever eaten edamame? If not, do you know what edamame is? Edamame is immature soybeans that are still inside their pod. They might also be served out of the shell as part of stir fries or served as a side dish on their own. If you routinely...
Dog Tips
