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Moosey is the new standard in pet wellness. Moosey was created by pet parents for pet parents to ensure pets receive the best preventive care to keep tails wagging through broader wellness coverage and a fast, hassle-free claims process. We're the only pet wellness plan that guarantees payouts within 24 hours and provides 24/7 telehealth with a licensed vet.
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My dog has a lot of issues and we go to the vet often. So when I heard about Moosey’s wellness plan, I knew it would save me money. They’ve been solid so far with responsive customer service and a great price for what you get. It seems to be a new company, but everything has gone smooth so far and I’m looking forward to watching them grow as an early customer. I definitely recommend them, and will be a customer for a long time.
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