It's available, and some people pay for it. I would be very careful to read all the fine print though. For me, the cost of routine care, spay/neuter, and a cer

It's available, and some people pay for it. I would be very careful to read all the fine print though. For me, the cost of routine care, spay/neuter, and a certain amount of unforseen expenses should be part of what you plan for when you get a pet. Beyond that, it's a judgment call as to whether the cost of some treatment is worth it. I know people who have spent thousands of dollars treating cancer in an old dog, and others who have euthanized younger pets who developed expensive but in theory treatable health problems. I don't think either approach is wrong, it's up to the owner.