Maxine's Testimonial | An Emergency Survivial Story

Maxine's Testimonial

An Emergency Survival Story

"Maxine seems to want to eat everything in sight. After eating a cornhusk, she started throwing up green bile. We took her to the vet who said she probably wouldn’t make it through the night without surgery. Maxine was miserable. Having pet health insurance made the decision to proceed with surgery much easier. The reimbursement from VPI was a welcome relief. We’re keeping a close eye on Maxine these days. She may get into to trouble, but we’re thankful for her and thankful that VPI could help us save her life. "

VPI reimbursed the Bianchi family $948 for Maxine's procedures.

Veterinary invoice*

Amount paid by policyholder

Benefit schedule allowance
per-incident**

Amount reimbursed by VPI under the pet’s Superior Plan

Comprehensive exam

and treatment fees

$911.00

$1018.00

$911.00

Testing

$133.00

$236.00

$133.00

Anesthesia

$60.00

$109.00

$60.00

Total claim amount filed with VPI

$1104.00

VPI per-incident deductible

-$50.00

Sub-total of eligible expenses

$1054.00

Eligible expenses
x 90% = total reimbursement

$948.60

Always Be Prepared
As a pet owner, understanding the risks and dangers to your pet’s health is essential for providing responsible care.

In an emergency, critical decisions must be made in a timely manner—and cost should not be a factor.

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*Veterinary fees vary state to state, per your veterinarian’s discretion.
**The benefit allowance amount replenishes with each new incident and with each new annual policy renewal. An incident is a new condition that causes you to consult a veterinarian. Chronic or ongoing conditions, such as allergic dermatitis, are considered to be one incident no matter how many times a veterinarian is consulted.