4
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POSTED: | BY: Mary
Service is Faster, but the limits are still too low
Returns for claims have become much faster in the last few months. That is very appreciative, since I've been spending money on pets both for unexpected expenses and annuals. The biggest issue is still the caps on treatments. My foxhound contracted an unexpected infection following surgery at a surgical site. It's taken lots of care, vet visits, and antibiotics both topical and oral, to get the site nearly healed. However, I've "maxed out" of the amount allowed for that treatment. What? I still have another week - two weeks of treatments needed to get the site fully healed. If my vet still needs to treat it, and my animal still needs treatment, then why is there a cap -especially at the cost monthly we pay for an older dog? Also, the coverage for heartworm preventative isn't even half of annual treatments. We live in Florida. We must treat all year, even if others choose to not treat in the winter up north. Why are you only covering less than half? And apparently fleas don't count in the health of the dog, or dental care either because there is no coverage. So, while I continue, there are certainly improvements that can be made. People are buying pet insurance these days, stop trying to squeeze us for every penny. More people would buy it, but you've given yourselves a bad reputation for not paying (trying to say everything is pre-existing), and setting limits too low.