PetFirst Shares Top Claims for Early 2014
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Ranging from plant poisoning to a fractured molar, pet owners are submitting pet insurance claims for veterinary expenses early in the year.
"PetFirst has seen an increase in claims for 2014," said
By having pet insurance, these pet owners can focus on nursing their pet back to health while resting assured the pet insurance policy they chose will help protect their wallet.
Here are a few claims submitted that best demonstrate the benefits of pet insurance from PetFirst:
Smokey, a seven-year-old
Arigato, an eight-year-old Manx breed cat, was treated for plant poisoning after eating parts of a Lily house plant. The leaves and petals of a Lily plant are poisonous and can cause kidney failure if left untreated. Arigato spent three days in the hospital under the watchful eye of the veterinarian. During that time the cat received IV fluids and medications. Arigato's pet insurance policy was able to reimburse the pet owner
Apollo, a one-year old domestic cat, and his sibling were playing with the cat tree playhouse when it fell over and pinned Apollo underneath. In the fall, Apollo fractured his molar requiring an exam by the veterinarian, sedation, dental x-rays, surgical extraction and medicine to start his road to recovery. Fortunately, Apollo's pet insurance policy reimbursed the family
Pet parents have several choices in tailoring the pet insurance plan that best fits their pet's needs with PetFirst including selecting the reimbursement percentage, deductible amount and coverage limit. For more information on pet insurance and PetFirst, visit http://www.petfirst.com or call 877-894-7387.
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