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Testimonials
Trupanion Reviews – Week of 2/27
Special heartfelt thankyou to trupanion and my vet for suggesting it!!! Our cali went into kidney failure a few months ago and without this wonderful safety net we would have possibly lost our precious girl!!! Thankyou for caring about cali
Trupanion Reviews – Week of 2/20
Trupanion-It’s simply the best!! BIG SHOUT OUT. Cannot say enough good things about Trupanion. When our dog was diagnosed with cancer, Trupanion enabled us to provide him with the absolutely best care available. Every Dog lover should have this coverage.
When a Veterinarian’s Pet Gets Sick
“A lot of people think being a veterinarian means you get free veterinary care. The reality is that nothing is inherently free. We still use drugs and supplies that come with a cost, and we still pay other veterinary specialists
Giving Ginger a Healthy New Start
“I had recently lost a family pet who had been with us for 15 years. We loved her dearly but the veterinary bills were horrific. I decided in time that I wanted to have another dog—preferably a Chihuahua, they are
Banjo’s pet insurance story
I am wheelchair bound with MS. My husband and I decided that we would adopt a dog and train him as a service dog to assist me in maintaining a quality of living without forever being dependent on other people.