MissKitty wrote:Also, for a pre-existing condition, do you have to receive a formal diagnosis at the vet, or does just going to the vet for a problem (and the vet being unable to diagnose said problem) count?
I'd be curious to know this, too.
MissKitty wrote:Also, for a pre-existing condition, do you have to receive a formal diagnosis at the vet, or does just going to the vet for a problem (and the vet being unable to diagnose said problem) count?
A pre-existing condition means that the condition first occurred or showed clinical symptoms before your pet's coverage started (including waiting periods). Our pet insurance protects you against future conditions and unfortunately no pet insurance company can cover pre-existing conditions.
At Healthy Paws identifying a pre-existing condition is simple! If it's an accident, illness or injury and the symptoms didn't occur before enrollment you're covered.
But we will review a pre-existing condition exclusion at your request. If we determine that the condition is considered curable we may approve future coverage of that condition. This process requires our team to review of your pet's medical records along with a request from you by email.
heartbullies wrote:About to test our PetPlan again; B just had a huge medical bill related to a MCT. Will report back after I hear from them!
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heartbullies wrote:It is a PITA to get allll the vet records from your dog's whole life together. If I ever get another dog, I will buy the policy right away, even before the first vet trip.
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