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Pet Insurance in New Mexico

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 New Mexico 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 New Mexico. Understanding these health risks can help you make an informed decision about the right pet insurance plan for you and your pet.

New Mexico Pet Insurance

Pet Health in New Mexico

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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.

Dogs living in New Mexico are at a higher risk of getting the Parvovirus than any other state in the country. Parvo is a highly contagious virus which is life-threatening. It is, however, preventable with vaccinations and may me treatable if caught early. Dogs in New Mexico are also more commonly diagnosed with Kennel Cough, ticks, and thyroid disease compared to the national average. Cats in New Mexico are also more commonly diagnosed with thyroid disease, kidney disease, and diabetes compared to the national average. Fortunately, all of the common health conditions are preventable or treatable but prevention and treatment can be expensive. Pet insurance can help protect you and your pet from the increasing cost of health care associated with these conditions

Pet Insurance in New Mexico

In the event of an illness or accident, pet insurance allows you to focus on what is important—caring for your sick or injured pet rather than having to deal with the financial burden that often comes with good health care. Every area poses specific risks to pets and understanding these unique risks can help you decide which plan is best for you and your pet. Some area specific health risks in New Mexico, which can be covered with pet insurance, include:

◦   Infectious diseases like Kennel Cough and Canine Parvovirus are prevalent in New Mexico
◦   High temperatures can cause heat related problems like heat exhaustion and dehydration
◦   Hurricanes
◦   Wildfires

Pet insurance can help protect your dog or cat from accidents and illnesses like the conditions mentioned above and provide you with the peace of mind in knowing that you are prepared to provide them with the health care they need. New Mexico pet insurance plans are flexible, designed to meet you and your pet’s individual needs and will typically cover costs associated with accidents and illnesses.

In addition to accident and illness coverage, pet owners in New Mexico may also want to consider a wellness plan. Some of the most common health conditions among dogs and cats in New Mexico, as mentioned above, are periodontal disease, dental tartar and being overweight. It is very important to be diligent with your pet’s weight and dental care because these issues can lead to much more serious and expensive health conditions like kidney, liver, and heart problems. Fortunately, dental disease and weight gain may be preventable with routine vet exams and dental cleanings and a wellness insurance plan can cover these costs. Also, as mentioned earlier, pets are at a higher risk of Parvo in New Mexico and a wellness plan can cover the cost of vaccinations to prevent your dog from contracting Parvo. Wellness plans (also known as routine care plans) will cover costs associated with preventative or routine care, such as:

◦   Vaccinations
◦   Flea, tick and heartworm control
◦   Heartworm test
◦   Dental cleanings
◦   De-worming
◦   Routine bloodwork
◦   Routine urine and fecal tests
◦   Wellness exams and more

Wellness plans not only help you save money on routine care, it can also help you stay on top of your pets wellness care to prevent some serious health conditions down the road.

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