How Pet Insurance
Works
- Visit any vet
- Pay the bill
- Submit the claim
- Get reimbursed in as
little as 5 days
What Pet Insurance
Covers
- Accidents Only
- Accidents and Illnesses
- Accidents, Illnesses, Hereditary and
Congenital Conditions - Add a Pet Wellness Plan for routine care
Can You Afford to
Keep Your Pet Alive?
Vet care costs are rising quickly. There may come a time in your pet’s life where you have to choose between medical care and euthanasia. It’s heartbreaking, but it’s a real choice people frequently face. Economic euthanasia is increasing by 10% each year because loving pet parents just can’t afford medical treatment costs.
The rate of people euthanizing their pets is rising
by 10% per year because they can’t afford
treatment.
Pet Insurance Myths
Myth #1: Pet insurance isn’t worth it
Fact: The average pet insurance cost is $27 a month. A single emergency, illness, or chronic condition can cost over $20,000
Myth #2: My pet is young and healthy so coverage is unnecessary
Fact: Puppies and kittens are twice as likely to get sick or injured than older pets
Myth #3: I’ll wait until my pet gets sick or injured
Fact: As pets get older, their health risks increase. And pet insurance has exclusions for pre-existing conditions. If you try to enroll after an illness or accident, your pet will be denied coverage
One Size
Doesn’t Fit All
We help you find the
right pet insurance plan
Like human health insurance, pet health insurance comes in all shapes and sizes.
Don’t worry! We’re pet parents too. We’ll show you what to look for and what to avoid.
Learn important details about each pet insurance company.
Find the coverage that gives your pet the best chance at a longer, healthier life.
Vet Care is Expensive
Pet Insurance Helps
- $6,243: Surgery to remove an object your pet swallowed
- $20,000: Medication, chemotherapy and radiation treatments for cancer
- $9,510: Cost to treat hip dysplasia, a common condition in dogs
Pet Parents Spend $30 Billion
Each Year on Pet Health Care
Vet Care
$15.25 billion
Supplies and
medication
$13.70 billion
We Researched Pet Insurance Plans
To Save You Time & Money
- Vet-verified, unbiased reviews of top plans like Healthy Paws
- Compare side-by-side with our pet insurance comparison chart
- Easy-to-read articles & vet-verified explanations to help you find the best pet insurance
Protect Your Pet’s Health
Before It’s Too Late
Veterinarians recommend enrolling puppies and kittens for pet insurance at 8 weeks old
- The longer you wait, the higher the risk of your pet developing a health problem that would be considered pre-existing and not be covered by any plan
- Enrolling your pet for coverage before an accident or illness means the insurance company has to pay your claim, even for chronic conditions that may last a lifetime
- Puppies and kittens can be enrolled as young as 6 to 8 weeks of age
Thanks,
Mom and Dad!
Insured pets visit the vet more
often and live longer, healthier lives.
Pet health insurance starts at just $24 per month.
