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|Articles|October 1, 2006
Pets Best offers lock-in rate
BOISE, IDAHO - Pets Best Insurance offers a multi-year lock-in rate option to make pet insurance affordable for families during the active years of their pets' lives.
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BOISE, IDAHO — Pets Best Insurance offers a multi-year lock-in rate option to make pet insurance affordable for families during the active years of their pets' lives.
The lock-in rate is available under the Pets First and Pets Basic plans for the first eight years of an insured dog's life and the first 12 years of an insured cat's life.
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The company allows veterinarians and clients to create the financial means of care that enhances the quality of life for pets, the company says.
The Pets Best lock-in rate is an endorsement that provides a more cost-effective option at an additional $1 a month for pet owners to budget long term for their veterinary care.
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