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PurinaCare® Podcasts: From the Claims Files
Kidney Disease in Cats

In this episode, Dr. Bill and Dr. Larry talk some more about the value of pet health insurance when your pet suffers from a chronic condition that requires life-long monitoring and treatment. The example here is from a claim for a 13 year old cat diagnosed with kidney disease.

Dr. Bill gives another example from his personal experience with his own cat that lived with chronic kidney disease from age 15 to 20 years! 


Posted on June 24, 2009 in About Pet Health Insurance
(in Plain English), Cat Health, Pet Health Insurance Stories, Posts by Yvonne DiVita, PurinaCare Podcasts, Vet to Vet |

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