Leptospirosis

Leptospirosis, or “lepto,” is a serious bacterial disease found in soil and water—even in Missouri—that affects both pets and people. Because it’s zoonotic, it can spread from animals to humans through contact with infected urine, contaminated soil, water, food, or even bites from infected animals. Protect your pet—and your family—from costly treatments and health risks with pet insurance that covers unexpected emergencies.

Lyme Disease

Lyme disease, spread through bites from infected ticks, affects both people and pets worldwide—especially in Missouri. After outdoor activities, check your pets for ticks and talk to your veterinarian about prevention options, including tick-control products or a Lyme disease vaccine. Protect your pet from unexpected health costs with insurance that keeps them safe and covered.

Blue-Green Algae

Blue-green algae thrives in fresh water during warm, sunny weather, and blooms often occur in Missouri. Never let your pet drink or swim in water with bluish-green scum on the surface—the algae is toxic and extremely dangerous. If your pet swims in any body of water, rinse them thoroughly afterward to stay safe. Protect your pet from unexpected health costs with insurance that covers emergencies."

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