Sign in or Register
Search Forums
Recent Topics
-
Whole Paws Review
by
Ryan Ricker
16 hours, 34 minutes ago -
Black Ops 7 Movement Changes ā Grounded Combat is Back
by
ShinyBear ShinyBear
1 day, 3 hours ago -
College Football 2025: Passion, Rivalries, and the Future of the Game
by
123 Regina
2 days, 2 hours ago -
The Excitement of College Football: Tradition, Rivalries, and Emerging Talent
by
123 Regina
2 days, 2 hours ago -
Where to Find Reliable Shower Drain Solutions from HASEN-HOME
by
jiangaa jiangaa
2 days, 9 hours ago
Recent Replies
-
Ryan Ricker on could you please review Whole Paws food?
-
Egman Rubefy on Yorkie needing chicken free food but urinary formula for 2 types of crystals
-
Gina S on Dog food review.
-
Gina S on Dog food Recommendation?
-
Gina S on What happen with my dog?
-
Michael D on Guinness Beer for heartworm prevention?
-
Olivia Harris on Homemade dog food questions
-
Bryan T on Dog with ravenous hunger and no clear diagnosis⦠Help!
-
terea sigara on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
tony ma on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
Alice Adams on My Standard Poodle has only one kidney
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
Julie P
Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
Julie P
MemberI also have Trupanion. If I had to start over again I would never choose this company. Because of my dogās breed and size I pay 40.00 per month with a 1000.00 deductible. My GSD has Pannus of the eye now. He needs eye drops daily. The costs of the drops are about 45.00 per 5 ml bottle. Very expensive. But Good RX brings the price down to under 20.00 per bottle. So about 280.00 per year for eye drops. This means after 3.6 years of paying for eye drops the plan might kick in and thatās on top of continuing to pay them 40.00 per month. And if you can get through the team of underwriters who get paid to deny your claim. I almost canceled once buy was only like a month away from the 18 month or however long it is they make you wait with no incidences. Even though they lead you to believe the waiting period is shorter. Maybe they changed their website now to be more honest. And you have to give your dog untold number of vaccines even though some of them are not proven save or effective. My experience with this company is that I just imagine a CEO that has a million plus mansion somewhere in Washington state, pays an ex wife big support payments, huge company Christmas parties, and the list goes on. You are just better off putting 40.00 in a savings every month. But like most Americans that gets chewed up quick on something else. Used to be you had a dog. Now you get to choose, have a dog, or put your child through college, or retire, etc. But we love our dogs. Hopefully I will not have to use the insurance. My dog is 7 now. I might change my mind if I ever need to actually use it and they actually pay off. But that would mean my dog was ill.
Julie P
Membermy GSD pinched a nerve in his back a few years ago on a slick wood floor. He limped for about four months. Was overweight at the time. 106lbs. Have since covered the floors. In order to help him loose weight faster to help with the limping issue I put him on raw food diet. And cut out ALL treats. He always loved to swim and I have lake nearby and he could do that with limp. He has been at about 90 lbs since then. Feed him Merrick for the last several years. Recently tried Zignature as the local store was offering buy one get one. Both dogs have done really well on it. My GSD has Pannus now. And eye disease. Has to have eye drops now every day for life. This disease came on at the same time I had tried Costco dog food/and had him vaccinated. Either one of these things brought it on or it just happened. The other dog got hot spots from the Costco grain free food. Do not ever feed Costco Grain free. Reviews are horrible too. And if you ever need prescriptions sign up for Good RX. They have saved me tons of money.
-
AuthorPosts
Sign in or Register
Search Forums
Recent Topics
-
Whole Paws Review
by
Ryan Ricker
16 hours, 34 minutes ago -
Black Ops 7 Movement Changes ā Grounded Combat is Back
by
ShinyBear ShinyBear
1 day, 3 hours ago -
College Football 2025: Passion, Rivalries, and the Future of the Game
by
123 Regina
2 days, 2 hours ago -
The Excitement of College Football: Tradition, Rivalries, and Emerging Talent
by
123 Regina
2 days, 2 hours ago -
Where to Find Reliable Shower Drain Solutions from HASEN-HOME
by
jiangaa jiangaa
2 days, 9 hours ago
Recent Replies
-
Ryan Ricker on could you please review Whole Paws food?
-
Egman Rubefy on Yorkie needing chicken free food but urinary formula for 2 types of crystals
-
Gina S on Dog food review.
-
Gina S on Dog food Recommendation?
-
Gina S on What happen with my dog?
-
Michael D on Guinness Beer for heartworm prevention?
-
Olivia Harris on Homemade dog food questions
-
Bryan T on Dog with ravenous hunger and no clear diagnosis⦠Help!
-
terea sigara on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
tony ma on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
Alice Adams on My Standard Poodle has only one kidney
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
-
zhang yong on Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends