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POSTED: | BY: Gillian Bradley
All benign growths exclude all future cancer treatments
My dog had a small benign growth on his gums. I asked my veterinarian twice if it should be tested, but she stated it was extremely common and did not look suspicious in any way, and elected to remove it during routine dental cleaning. This insurance policy will now not cover any form of cancer in any way because my veterinarian did not biopsy the gum growth. They intentionally elect to not review your pet's data until you submit a claim, so you do not have clear understanding of what is not covered until it is too late and you have already paid an outrageous monthly premium for years. Very unfortunate experience.
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