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Pet Financing: Should You Get a Pet Loan?
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 341717, member: 31907"] Welcoming a new furry family member comes with upfront and ongoing expenses like adoption fees, supplies, medical care, grooming, and more. For those strapped for cash, some lenders now offer personal loans marketed specifically as "pet financing." However, taking out a loan to cover pet expenses should give you paws before applying. Pet loans are still personal loans - they simply allow you to designate the funds for animal-related costs. Interest rates can be quite high, especially for those with poor credit. Unless it's an emergency medical situation, it's generally advisable to avoid going into debt for a new pet. Set up a dedicated savings fund in advance to cover anticipated costs instead. Or consider more affordable options like adopting from a shelter versus high-priced breeders. If you've carefully budgeted but still come up short, a low-APR credit card could provide cheaper financing than a double-digit personal loan. Make sure you can comfortably afford the monthly payments before adopting that new furry friend. [/QUOTE]
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