5
out of 5
POSTED: | BY: Elaine
Exam Fee Coverage
As you can see from my files, I just lost my one cat due to bladder problems, and now that her sister has the same problem, it very much upsets me that each time I have to take her in for an emergency type exam to see what's happening, I have to pay the $85.00 exam charge, each and every time, which has been twice already in the past couple of weeks, just for the surviving sister alone. I totally understand that exams are not covered for yearly checkups, needles, or for any non-threatening reason, but when your pet has to be rushed in for something you already have noted on her file that she suffers from, it doesn't seem fair to the pet owner, to pay out-of-pocket for this exam charge EACH AND EVERYTIME, which in my case could be a weekly occurrence. I purchased the most amount of insurance I could in order to have what I thought, would cover anything that comes along; ESPECIALLY EMERGENCIES FOR DIAGNOSED CONDITIONS. I'm on an old-age pension that doesn't go far, and this frequent additional $ 85.00 exam charge that can unexpectedly pop up anytime with her, will mean some staple I will have to go without. I don't think this is fair; especially when I adopted these two as kittens, saving them from being put to sleep due to the over population of cats. Rescued animals, or animals living with life-threatening conditions SHOULD BE COVERED.