🛡️ Five years of health protection

Our 5-Year Health Guarantee

Every Tiny Hearts Maltipoo puppy is supported by a written five-year health guarantee covering qualifying serious hereditary and congenital health conditions.

5-Year Coverage For qualifying covered conditions
Health-Focused Parents Carefully selected breeding dogs
Veterinary Care Age-appropriate puppy wellness care
Breeder Support Guidance before and after placement
Our commitment to every family

Confidence and Protection When You Welcome Your Puppy Home

At Tiny Hearts Maltipoos, we work hard to give every puppy a healthy beginning. Our puppies are raised in our family home in Sheridan, Wyoming, with attentive daily care, appropriate veterinary support and carefully planned breeding decisions.

Our five-year health guarantee is intended to protect adopting families if a puppy is diagnosed with a serious qualifying hereditary or congenital condition that was present because of inherited or developmental factors.

This page provides a clear overview of our protection. The signed puppy purchase agreement issued at the time of sale contains the final binding terms, requirements, exclusions and available remedies.

Five years from the puppy’s date of birth Coverage applies for five years from the puppy’s recorded date of birth, provided the buyer follows the veterinary, care and documentation requirements stated in the signed agreement.
Healthy family-raised Maltipoo puppy covered by a five-year health guarantee
What the guarantee is designed to cover

Qualifying Serious Health Conditions

Coverage focuses on medically significant hereditary and congenital conditions that substantially affect the puppy’s quality of life and are confirmed by licensed veterinary professionals.

Hereditary Conditions

Serious inherited disorders passed through the puppy’s genetics and confirmed by appropriate veterinary examination or diagnostic testing.

Congenital Disorders

Serious structural or functional abnormalities that were present from birth, even when symptoms became noticeable later.

Qualifying Eye Disease

Diagnosed inherited eye disorders that cause serious and permanent loss of normal vision.

Serious Heart Conditions

Congenital or hereditary heart disease that materially affects normal health and requires significant treatment.

Qualifying Orthopedic Disorders

Severe inherited or congenital orthopedic conditions diagnosed through examination and appropriate imaging.

Serious Neurological Disease

Confirmed hereditary or congenital neurological disorders that substantially impair normal function.

Clear and transparent protection

What Is Covered and What Is Excluded

A health guarantee protects against qualifying inherited conditions. It does not replace routine veterinary care, pet insurance or responsible ownership.

Generally Covered

Subject to the signed agreement, veterinary confirmation and all buyer responsibilities, coverage may apply to:

  • Serious hereditary disease confirmed by a licensed veterinarian and appropriate diagnostic testing
  • Serious congenital defects present from birth
  • Qualifying inherited heart, eye, neurological or orthopedic disorders
  • Conditions that materially reduce normal quality of life or require major medical treatment
  • A covered condition confirmed by a veterinary specialist when specialist review is appropriate
  • Conditions diagnosed during the five-year coverage period and reported within the required timeframe

Generally Not Covered

The guarantee does not normally cover conditions caused after the puppy leaves our care or matters that are not serious hereditary or congenital disorders.

  • Accidents, injuries, poisoning or trauma
  • Illness caused by neglect, abuse, inadequate shelter or delayed veterinary treatment
  • Contagious disease contracted after pickup or delivery
  • Parasites, fleas, ticks, worms, giardia or coccidia, unless specifically stated otherwise in the contract
  • Allergies, minor skin issues, ear infections or temporary digestive upset
  • Dental development, retained puppy teeth or routine dental conditions
  • Minor cosmetic differences, coat color changes, coat texture or final adult size
  • Behavior, temperament changes, training difficulties or failure to housetrain
  • Reproductive ability, fertility or suitability for breeding
  • Conditions caused by obesity, poor nutrition, overexercise or failure to follow veterinary advice
  • Routine expenses, preventive care or elective procedures
Maltipoo puppy receiving a veterinary health examination
Prevention begins before birth

How We Work to Raise Healthy Maltipoo Puppies

No breeder can promise that a living animal will never experience a health problem. What we can promise is that health is central to our breeding decisions and puppy-care program.

We carefully consider parent health, temperament, family history, physical condition and available breed-relevant testing. Puppies are monitored throughout their development and receive age-appropriate care before going home.

Health-focused parent selection
Breed-relevant genetic screening
Veterinary wellness examination
Age-appropriate vaccinations
Scheduled deworming care
Written puppy health records
Keeping the guarantee active

Important Responsibilities for the New Owner

Our protection depends on the puppy continuing to receive timely veterinary care, proper nutrition and a safe home after leaving our care.

1

Veterinary Examination

Have the puppy examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of pickup or delivery, excluding Sundays and recognized holidays where appropriate.

2

Routine Preventive Care

Continue vaccinations, deworming, parasite prevention and wellness visits according to veterinary advice.

3

Proper Nutrition

Feed a balanced diet suitable for a small-breed puppy and maintain a healthy body condition throughout life.

4

Safe Daily Care

Protect the puppy from preventable injury, extreme temperatures, toxic substances and unsafe environments.

Keep all veterinary records Owners should retain examination reports, vaccination records, invoices, diagnostic results and treatment notes. These documents may be required when reviewing a health-guarantee claim.
How to request guarantee assistance

Health-Guarantee Claim Process

Contact us promptly if a veterinarian suspects a serious hereditary or congenital disorder.

1

Notify Tiny Hearts Maltipoos

Contact us in writing as soon as possible after the suspected covered condition is identified. Include the puppy’s name, date of birth and your current contact information.

2

Submit Veterinary Documentation

Provide the examining veterinarian’s written diagnosis, medical records, diagnostic results, treatment recommendations and relevant invoices.

3

Obtain Specialist Confirmation When Needed

For orthopedic, cardiac, neurological, ophthalmic or other complex claims, confirmation from an appropriate board-certified veterinary specialist may be required.

4

Review the Available Resolution

Once the documentation is reviewed and the condition is confirmed as covered, we will discuss the remedy available under the signed purchase agreement.

Available protection

Possible Resolutions for an Approved Claim

The exact remedy depends on the diagnosis, supporting records and terms in the signed agreement.

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Replacement Puppy

An approved family may receive a comparable puppy from a future available litter, subject to availability and the written agreement.

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Purchase-Price Credit

A credit up to the original puppy purchase price may be applied toward a future puppy when permitted by the signed contract.

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Approved Veterinary Assistance

In limited circumstances, written assistance toward qualifying treatment may be considered up to the contractual limit.

Important limitation Unless the signed agreement specifically states otherwise, liability under the health guarantee will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the puppy. Delivery costs, travel costs, emergency fees, lost wages and unrelated veterinary expenses are not included.
Health guarantee questions

Frequently Asked Questions

These answers explain the general operation of our five-year protection.

When does the five-year guarantee begin and end?
Coverage begins from the puppy’s recorded date of birth and continues until the fifth anniversary of that date, subject to all requirements in the signed purchase agreement.
Does the guarantee cover every veterinary expense?
No. It is not pet insurance and does not cover routine care, accidents, common illnesses or every medical expense. It applies only to qualifying serious hereditary or congenital conditions under the agreement.
Why is a veterinary examination required within 72 hours?
The initial examination establishes the puppy’s condition soon after arrival and gives the new owner an opportunity to discuss vaccinations, nutrition, parasite prevention and ongoing care with a veterinarian.
Are minor conditions covered?
Minor, temporary, cosmetic or easily manageable issues are generally not covered. The guarantee focuses on serious qualifying conditions that significantly affect normal health or quality of life.
Is estimated adult weight guaranteed?
No. Adult weight is an estimate based on parental size, current development and growth patterns. Final size, coat shade and coat texture can vary and are not health conditions.
Must I return my puppy to make a claim?
That depends on the remedy selected under the signed agreement. No family should surrender or transfer a puppy without first contacting us and receiving written instructions.
Healthy beginnings and long-term support

Bring Home Your Maltipoo with Greater Confidence

Meet our available puppies or contact our family with questions about parent health testing, veterinary care and the terms of our five-year health guarantee.