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THINGS YOU MUST. KNOW This notice is prescribed by law. Not all of the information may be relevant to you Things you should know about your proposed credit contract The contract
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THINGS YOU MUST. Do a. You must act prudently in the care and protection of your pet. You must protect the pet from aggravation and/or recurrence of any injury and/or illness after its initial occurrence and provide proper maintenance/preventive care. SAMPLE b. Your pet must have an annual dental examination and, if recommended, prophylaxis (defined as ultrasonic scaling and polishing of the teeth). You must follow your veterinarian’s advice about dental care and treatment. Subject to the terms and conditions of this policy, we will pay dental claims if you comply with these requirements. c. You must keep your pet vaccinated against the following: (1) Dogs – Distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, parvovirus, rabies and any other condition for which vaccination has been recommended by your vet. (2) Cats - Panleukopenia, rhinotracheitis, calici virus, rabies and any other condition for which vaccination has been recommended by your vet. We will not pay claims for illnesses resulting from failure to comply with the vaccination guidelines described above, or other diseases that are preventable by vaccines, unless otherwise advised by your veterinarian. d. You must arrange for your pet to be neutered or spayed prior to its first birthday. If you do not comply, no coverage shall apply for illness related to prostate problems, hormonal skin conditions, perianal hernias, testicular tumors, perianal tumors, mammary tumors, uterine and ovarian conditions, birthing, or injury due to fighting, collision with a motor vehicle, or aggressive behavior. This stipulation does not apply to pets where the timing of being spayed or neutered was in conjunction with their veterinarian’s medical recommendations, or to pets spayed or neutered within 60 days of being adopted. e. Appropriate prophylactic medication as prescribed and dispensed by your veterinarian to protect against illness, including but not limited to lice, parasites, and fleas. We will not pay claims for illnesses or injuries as a result of your failure to comply with this requirement; and f. Appropriate prophylactic medication and/or vaccination as prescribed and dispensed by your veterinarian to protect against tick-borne illnesses. We will not pay claims for illnesses or injuries as a result of your failure to comply with this requirement.
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