Be Your Pet's Best Friend. Barbara Novero Levy
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Training classes (highly recommended) - $50-$350
Bed - $10-$200
Fence - $750-$2000+
Bowls - $1-$50
Car restraint - $20-$75
Grooming tools (annually) - $10-$200+
(including shampoo/eye cleanser/dental products)
Costs That We Rarely Think About Until the Need Arises:
Day care costs - $5.00–$100.00 per day
Boarding costs - $7.00-$100.00 per night
Dental care - $35.00-$250.00+ per cleaning
Professional grooming services - $25.00-$150.00+ per groom
Waste disposal - $40.00-$100.00+ per month
None of the lists include emergency care or treatment of long-term illnesses. Unfortunately life is such that we must prepare for the unexpected. Losing a pet or having to withhold treatment that could save a pets life is truly a heartbreaking event. I urge you to plan ahead for these expenses as difficult as it might be. It is part of being a responsible pet owner.
Not all pets are eligible for pet insurance, but always research this protection online and weigh the costs of the monthly premium with your best estimate of potential long-term costs. There are many companies offering pet coverage and I highly recommend that you consider obtaining or calculating an estimate using your own research.
You will find that the Internet has a plethora of information about pet insurers, how to assess plans, and how to estimate costs for your dog or cat. There are numerous testimonials from clients that represent a comprehensive list of pet insurance providers. I recommend using one of the many sites to find a company that offers insurance in your state and offers plans appropriate to your pet’s needs. The cost of the plan is of course important, but be sure your veterinarian will accept the plan you choose before you enroll.
Money is Not Important to Our Pets
Remember, the thing that costs the least and your pet enjoys the most is your time:
•Take time to talk to them and greet them
•Take time to pet them
•Take time to walk them
•Take time to play. Choose games that do not promote bad habits or undesirable behaviors. (This is as much for you as for them.)
•Take the time to supervise them when they are playing with interactive toys or games until you are sure they will not destroy them or harm themselves
•Take time to nap with them or just watch them nap—there is absolutely nothing more relaxing
•Take time to love them with all your heart because they return it 1,000 times over
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