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We posted about one man’s examination of his pet insurance after his beloved pooch died, but it looks like more people have been inspired to take a closer look at their pet health insurance lately: While health insurance is just that–insurance, not an investment vehicle–Howard and other readers have crunched the numbers and found that . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: More Pet Insurance Case Studies Consumerist has an interesting case study on pet health insurance today. Howard, a reader, has purchased a VPI Superior Plan for his chihuahua, Tonka, several years ago, and crunched the numbers when his beloved pup was diagnosed with cardiac issues recently: Then just 2 weeks later Tonka started having breathing issues at 3am. We . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Pet Health Insurance, a Case Study Since most of us consider our pets to be members of the family, we’re continuing to cover highlights from the wonderful world of pet health insurance and how to pay for pet medical care, and today we wanted share a great video by the Veterinary News Network which compares four pet health insurance plans: VPI, . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Which Pet Insurance Plan Would Makes Sense for Your Pet? In honor of Elvis the Cat and Halloween, we wanted to spotlight Fixnation, a group doing wonderful work with their free and low-cost spay and neuter program for cats in California: Have you had your pets spayed/neutered? Tell us about it in our discussion forum! Elvis Approves this Post! . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Free and Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Program for Cats in California We don’t know about you, but Elvis the Cat’s favorite form of entertainment and exercise usually involved beating up other neighborhood animals, so this story sounded more than a little familiar to us: Robert Bashore’s dogs cornered a muskrat in the backyard of his Lansing, Mich., home. The muskrat won, and Nathan, a 5-year-old dachshund, . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Is Your Pet a Midnight Warrior? The Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon is holding free spay/neuter clinics for feral and stray cats in the four county region-Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington and Clark-through the entire month of May. Space is limited, so call today! Why May? In the spring months, cats begin to breed and are more likely to produce kittens. Cats can . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Free Spay/Neuter Clinic in Oregon in May Since most of us consider our pets to be members of the family, we’re continuing to cover highlights from the wonderful world of pet health insurance and how to pay for pet medical care, and today we wanted share a great video by the Veterinary News Network which compares four pet health insurance plans: VPI, . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Which Pet Health Insurance Plan Would Make Sense for You? As much as most of us are trying to cut back on expenses, many of us would sooner go without our own prescription medications as make our pets go without theirs. Luckily, Kroger’s grocery stores is now making it easier for us to afford both our own medications and our pets’. Kroger’s grocery stores is . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Kroger’s Starts $4 Generic Pet Medications Most of us worry about our pet’s as much as we worry about ourselves, so it’s understandable that we as pet owners try to ensure our pets’ health and well-being by buying the best pet health insurance we can afford to take care of our pets. A good pet health insurance policy can be a . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Is Your Pet’s Health Insurance Right For Your Pet? If you live in New Jersey and your cat hasn’t had a rabies shot, here’s a great opportunity. The Middletown Township Health Department and Animal Control will be holding a free Cat rabies clinic on September 17, 2011. The clinic will be held from 9am until 11am at the Kings Hwy/Penelope Lane overflow parking lot. Some . . . → Read More: Elvis the Cat: Free Cat Rabies Clinic in Middletown, New Jersey on September 17th |
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