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QuickCare Pet Insurance provides insurance policies for dogs and cats in the U.S and Canada. Unlike Europeans, less than 1% of U.S residents have pet insurance. Pet insurance can come in handy if your pet comes down with a serious illness, like cancer, or a accident that could cost thousands. Most pet owners can’t afford for the treatments of many serious illnesses or accidents, without pet insurance covering it. There are many pet insurance programs out there, but I believe QuickCare is one of the better ones.
QuickCare Pet Insurance will cover all major diseases, including cancer, and accidents. QuickCare also covers accidental death, and boarding, euthanasia, and recovery costs related to illnesses or accidents. QuickCare won’t cover the cost of general vet visit type work. They strictly cover illnesses and accidents only.
Quick Care’s monthly premium is a little under 30 dollars for many small dogs on their QuickCare Gold 70% coverage plan. There are different policy types you can have, that have different prices per month and coverage levels. The price per month for each individual policy will depend on the dog breed and it’s health. Compared to other pet insurance policies cost per month, it was on the cheaper side. QuickCare has a 100 dollar deductible per claim. Some of the similar priced monthly premiums on the same dogs from other companies, had a higher deductible (like 200 dollars). Maximum payout per claim on the QuickCare Gold 70% coverage is $3000, but this can be raised if you get a more expensive monthly premium. The 3000 dollar coverage is less than some of the other companies in the same monthly price premium range. However, QuickCare will cover 3000 dollars per category and up to 36,000 total. So, for example if your dog has two illnesses in different categories in his lifetime, he can get up to 6000 dollars of coverage. $3000 dollars will cover most if not all of many serious illnesses and accidents anyways.
A couple of other benefits to Quickcare is that they give you a 5% discount if you get microchipping done through their 24watch program. They also allow you to continue to use your normal vet, so no worries of “network vetsâ€. You can read more at QuickCare Pet Insurance for additional information.
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Many insurance providers will not cover dogs over the age of 6-8 years with a typical plan. Some companies do offer a Senior Plan to provide insurance for dogs over 8 years of age.I wonder what’s Quickcare’s offer for older dogs?
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