Consumer Reports Rates Pet Insurance

Posted on April 8, 2016 by A. F. Bowman

The May 2016 issue of Consumer Reports looks at pet insurance to see if it’s worth it for the money. The upshot? If you have a pet with a costly condition, pet insurance may save you more than you spend on the cost of coverage.

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