It's important to know that not all pet insurance companies consider the same veterinarian services to be wellness care. Therefore, some dog insurance policies provide different levels of wellness coverage than others - making important for you, the consumer to pay close attention to what they do and don't cover.
After all, following your vet's advice about wellness care is vital to your dog's overall health and well-being. It's wellness care, in most cases, that prevents disease and allows the early detection and intervention that reduces suffering and saves lives, which saves you (or the insurance company) money because prevention is always less expensive than treatment.
Some policies have restrictions on how long after you purchase the policy that your pet is eligible for the wellness benefits - so be sure to find out if there is a waiting period of any sort or any type of requirements about an initial check up exam.
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