Let’s go over a few pros and cons of dog insurance… we hope it will make the decision a bit clearer for you.
No matter which option you go with, always have enough money saved for the unexpected. If you don’t go with dog insurance, set up an account where you can put a certain amount of money into it monthly – that way, you’ll be able to cover your dog’s health issues when they pop up.
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