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Pet Insurance in Arizona

We understand that your pet has become a member of the family. Pet insurance can provide you with the peace of mind knowing that you are prepared to give them the best health care possible. Pet insurance in Arizona provides affordable and flexible plans to fit your pet’s needs and your budget. Our goal is to provide you with the area-specific health risks and concerns to dogs and cats in Arizona. Understanding these health risks can help you make an informed decision about the right pet insurance plan for you and your pet.

Arizona Pet Insurance

Pet Health in Arizona

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*This is a general guideline. You should always consult your veterinarian to determine which vaccinations are the best for your pet and the frequency of those vaccinations, especially if your pet has any health conditions.

 

The geographical conditions and climate in Arizona can affect your pet’s health. Arizona’s climate allows for high number of ticks which can transmit many harmful infectious disease. Because of Arizona’s climate and outdoor lifestyle, dogs in Arizona are diagnosed with ticks more frequently than the national average. Dogs living in Arizona are also more commonly diagnosed with Parvo (a life-threatening, yet preventable disease through vaccinations), arthritis, and diabetes. Compared to the national average, cats living in Arizona are at a higher risk of contracting the Feline Leukemia Virus. FeLV is spread through the close contact of an infected cat and can be very serious (especially among kittens) but is treatable if caught early and is preventable through vaccination. Cats in Arizona are also more commonly diagnosed with ear mites, kidney disease, diabetes, and arthritis compared to the national average. Most of these illnesses are preventable through routine pet heath care.

Fortunately, these health conditions are preventable and/or treatable through routine veterinary care. Pet insurance can help protect you and your pet from the increasing cost of health care associated with these illnesses.

Due to the exceedingly high temperatures in Arizona, heat exhaustion and dehydration are also common. You can lower your pet’s risk by keeping them hydrated and cool. Due to the amount of sun exposure, skin cancer is also common among pets in Arizona. Many common health problems among dogs and cats in Arizona are treatable with quick and proper veterinary care. Pet insurance can help keep your dogs and cats living longer and happier lives by providing them with prompt medical care without the financial concern.

Pet Insurance in Arizona

Pet insurance in Arizona can help protect your dog or cat from the health conditions mentioned above by alleviating the rising cost of veterinary care. Arizona pet insurance plans are typically flexible, designed to meet you and your pet’s individual needs and cover accidents and illnesses. In addition to accident and illness coverage, Arizonans may also want to consider a wellness plan. As noted above, pets in Arizona are most commonly diagnosed with dental tartar, periodontal disease, and being overweight. Fortunately, wellness plans (also known as routine care plans) will cover costs associated with preventative care to avoid those common health condition, such as:

◦ Vaccinations
◦ Routine lab tests
◦ Flea, tick and heartworm control
◦ Dental cleanings
◦ De-worming
◦ Wellness exams and more

Interested in pet insurance for your pet? Start by getting a free quote today.