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Normal lab becomes reason for exclusion
They determined my cat had hyperthyroidism as a preexisting condition even though her lab value at start of coverage was, according to the vet, "well within the normal reference range," and my cat had no signs of hyperthyroidism. And due to the hyperthyroidism exclusion, they would also cover absolutely no health issues related to blood pressure, heart, or kidneys. So really very little point in paying them to cover next to nothing. And who knows what normal lab value they may decide was actually a sign of a preexisting condition once a diagnosis occurs.
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