Thanks! Does that include Banfield plans, that they would exclude pre-existing conditions?
Thanks!Generally speaking, you have to have bought insurance before the problem happens for anything to be covered. Insurance companies would lose money if you could just buy it when there's a problem and have them pay for the procedure. In this case, your friend is better off looking into something like Care Credit, which will is a credit program specifically for medical issues and has a veterinary financing option. This will give them time to pay off the cost of the procedure, rather than having to pay a bulk sum all at once.