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Pets Best Insurance Launches Facebook Contest to Give Needy Animals $2,000 for Veterinary Care

Pets Best Insurance announces the "My Vet's the Best" Facebook contest to recognize and reward the passion, innovation and talents of veterinarians everywhere.

2011-01-21
BOISE, ID, January 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) For the first time ever, Pets Best Insurance is holding the "My Vet's the Best" contest which begins this month and ends December 31, 2011 to help with the costs of veterinary treatment for stray animals or animals whose owners cannot afford to pay for veterinary care.

To enter the contest, pet owners must email a story, picture and/or video to petsbestpromos@gmail.com telling the company why their pet's veterinarian is the best. Entries should include the pet's name, the pet owner's full name and address and the name and address of the veterinarian nominated. Entrants are also encouraged to post their stories, pictures and videos directly to the Pets Best Insurance Facebook page, at http://www.facebook.com/PetsBestInsurance.

Every three months a winning story will be selected. The pet owner who submitted the winning story will receive a $100 gift card* and the winning veterinarian will receive $500 to be used towards the treatment of animals in need.

The contest will recognize a total of four pet owners and their veterinarians during 2011. Winning stories will be featured on the Pets Best Insurance Facebook page.

As the pet-owner bond increases and more pet owners consider their pets to be a part of the family, the demand for high-quality veterinary care has increased. With this high quality care and the advancement in veterinary medicine and technology, the cost of veterinary care is rising. So often, when a pet becomes unexpectedly ill or injured pet owners may have to make difficult decisions about treatment, that are often based on their financial situation instead of what may be best for their pet.

Dr. Jack Stephens, President and Founder of Pets Best Insurance, says this contest will allow veterinarians to continue to provide care to animals in need.

"We want to recognize and reward the passion, innovation and talents of veterinarians everywhere who make it their life's purpose to provide high quality care to their patients," Stephens said. "This contest will allow them to do so even if their client can't afford to pay, or if they want to treat a stray that shows up on the hospital doorstep."

The "My Vet's the Best" contest will help veterinarians treat and tend to those animals that would have otherwise had to forego care, or might instead be euthanized because of cost of care.

The "My Vet's the Best" contest is open to all pet owners in the US and entrants do not need to be Pets Best Insurance policy holders.

For more information about Pets Best Insurance or the "My Vet's the Best" contest, visit www.petsbest.com/vetpromo or http://www.facebook.com/PetsBestInsurance.

*The $100 gift cards awarded to pet owners with winning stories cannot be used for Pets Best Insurance services.

About Pets Best Insurance
Boise, Idaho-based Pets Best Insurance provides pet insurance plans that reimburse pet owners for a straightforward 80 percent of veterinary services after a deductible, with no benefit schedules or fee restrictions. Pets Best Insurance plans do not include age restrictions and allow the pet owner to choose their veterinarian. Any pet has guaranteed acceptance for accident-only polices, ensuring that even seriously ill pets can be insured against unexpected costs from accidental injury. The Pets Best Insurance team is a group of pet lovers who strive to deliver quality customer service and value. Insurance plans offered and administered by Pets Best are underwritten by Aetna Insurance Company of Connecticut (AICC). This material describes Pets Best Insurance plans in general terms. Eligible expenses and coverage may vary, depending on your plan selection. All pet insurance plans have limitations and exclusions. Information is believed to be accurate as of the production date; however, it is subject to change. For more information, visit Pets Best Insurance at Petsbest.com or phone 877-PetsBest (738-7237).


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[Press-News.org] Pets Best Insurance Launches Facebook Contest to Give Needy Animals $2,000 for Veterinary Care
Pets Best Insurance announces the "My Vet's the Best" Facebook contest to recognize and reward the passion, innovation and talents of veterinarians everywhere.