bumblicious
Warren Veteran
Hi
Does anyone know with pet plan it says
You must arrange and pay for your pet to have a
yearly dental examination and any treatment
normally recommended by a vet to prevent injury
or illness. Any treatment recommended as a result
of the dental examination must be carried out as
soon as possible. If you do not keep to this
condition, any claims which relate to it will not be
covered under the policy.
So the vet looks at a bunny's teeth when they have their vaccinations is that classed as a dental exam? Does the above paragraph mean they don't cover teeth problems? (I don't have insurance with pet plan I'm just looking at the info on net about taking it out) Does anyone have pet plan who can tell me this?
Does anyone know with pet plan it says
You must arrange and pay for your pet to have a
yearly dental examination and any treatment
normally recommended by a vet to prevent injury
or illness. Any treatment recommended as a result
of the dental examination must be carried out as
soon as possible. If you do not keep to this
condition, any claims which relate to it will not be
covered under the policy.
So the vet looks at a bunny's teeth when they have their vaccinations is that classed as a dental exam? Does the above paragraph mean they don't cover teeth problems? (I don't have insurance with pet plan I'm just looking at the info on net about taking it out) Does anyone have pet plan who can tell me this?