Spring is a popular time to add a pet to the family, so what's the best way to get ready for a new furry friend? Take our quiz to see how much you know!

1. What should you have ready for a new pet?
a) Safe pet toys
b) Collar and ID tag
c) Both a and b
c) Chew toys can keep pups from chewing things they shouldn't, and interactive toys can help dogs and cats burn energy. A collar and ID are important even for indoor pets in case they slip out.

2. When should you bring a new pet to the vet?
a) As soon as possible
b) At 1 year old
c) Only if he or she gets hurt or sick
a) The ASPCA® recommends a check-up during the first week home. Our wellness options cover an annual exam as well as other wellness treatments like vaccines and spaying or neutering.

3. How should a new pet be introduced to other pets?
a) Right away
b) Gradually with supervision
c) After a month
b) Give your new pet some time to get used to his or her new environment first, and then make introductions slowly. Don't force interactions and watch to make sure there are no issues.

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How much do you know about bringing home a new pet? Take this quiz and find out! Be sure to look for another new pet quiz, coming soon.

1. When should you get pet insurance for a new pet?
a) As soon as possible
b) Around 5 years old
c) When he or she gets hurt or sick

a) If you protect your pet right away, you can help make sure you won’t be faced with an unexpected accident or illness and no financial support. Our plans cover pets as young as 8 weeks old.

2. How should you pet-proof your home?
a) Safely store household cleaners
b) Tie electrical cords out of the way
c) Both a and b

c) Household cleaners can be poisonous to pets, and should be kept out of paws reach. Pets can also get injured if they trip or chew on electrical cords. Read more pet-proofing tips at the ASPCA’s website.

3. When should a new pet be spayed or neutered?
a) Before six months old
b) After 2 years old
c) Never

a) Spaying or neutering is important for population control and can have many health benefits for dogs and cats. The ASPCA recommends spaying or neutering before six months old.

Our wellness options cover spaying or neutering as well as other important wellness treatments like a yearly exam and vaccines. We also offer a 10% discount on multiple pets to help protect all of the furry members of your family.

Get started now with a free quote, or if you’re already a customer and would like to add a new pet, just call 1-866-204-6764.

If you're looking for love or just a new friend, maybe your pet can help. Whether you're out walking your dog or buying cat treats at the store, pets can break the ice and reveal common interests.