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POSTED: | BY: Kimberly Cardona
Bilateral Cherry eye- not covered
I did my homework, research asked questions sat on the "buy" button for months then my English Bulldog developed her first cherry eye before I hit the buy button. At that time she was young and mischievous and started chewing on a wooden basket she wound up poking her eye and needing an emergency cornea transplant. When I called Trupanion, I explained that she already had an expensive cherry eye/cornea transplant surgery ($6000). I was scared to go through that again with no insurance. The nice sales person told me that with the insurance I will have a piece of mind knowing that my Lilly would be taken care of.....? Clearly she didn't mean that my new Trupanion insurance policy would take care of her. Here we are months later and close to $1000 in insurance policy payments, with no return on the 5 claims we had including cherry eye on the other eye, sick appointments, and spayed. So I have spent close to $10000 on these appointments and $1000 on non existing insurance..... I wish I had seen this site when I was researching because I am paying the price. I could have put that $1000 towards her bills. Someone mentioned putting that money into a savings account for vet bills. That sounds like a great idea!