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Bichon Frise Dogs
Good Things Come in Small Packages
 Looking for a compact, cuddly friend who will love you to pieces? The Bichon Frise, a powder-puff pup with dark eyes and a gorgeous white coat, easily makes friends and has long been a favorite, making it to the American Kennel Club’s top 25 most popular.
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Ragdoll Cats
Affectionate Blue-Eyed Beauties
 Easygoing and loving, ragdoll cats get their name from their tendency to go limp in one’s arms when picked up. One of the largest breeds, ragdolls are also one of the most affectionate, often referred to as “puppy-cats” because of their dog-like personality.
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Thanks to all the great submissions from our policyholders, VPI’s May photo contest was a big success! We’ll be posting a gallery of all the photos soon, so be sure to check back here to see all the entries.
For policyholders who have signed up for a free VPI Policyholder Portal account and have opted to receive e-mail communications from us, keep an eye on your inbox to find out when the gallery is posted.
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Pet Tip Of The Day
Cat Flea Collars
Many people put a cat flea collar on their cat and assume that’s all they need. In fact, many cats are allergic to the pesticides in flea collars and break out in a rash or lose the hair around their neck near the collar. Read More >> |
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Links of the day
Does Your Pet Need A Dietary Supplement? If you take a multivitamin every morning, does it make sense to do the same with your dog or cat?
How Green
Doggie litter box keeps owners, Earth happy.
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The Affordability of Pet Health Insurance
 When it comes to our pets' healthcare we want to make the best choices for them and not worry about the cost of medical treatment. There is a financial solution. Read More >>
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Molly's Story
 After catching Molly in the flower garden, her parents realized she had eaten snail bait. Knowing the poision could be lethal, they rushed to the vet.
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Dennis' Diary
Why VPI Doesn't Cover Certain Hereditary And Congenital Conditons
This week, VPI Pet Insurance CEO and President Dennis Drent discusses hereditary and congenital conditons. “A basic concept of insurance is that a “risk” must be insurable. In other words, insurance companies must have underwriting practices in place to screen out risks that will likely deplete the premium pool used to pay policyholders’ claims."
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