One More Way to Say You Love Them
One size does not fit all! Our coverage is customizable to your dog’s unique needs.
Cats are individuals. Our coverage is flexible to fit your cat purrfectly.
It’s not easy for a pet parent to refuse the treatment their pet needs because of cost. Pet insurance makes it easier to say yes to recommended treatments.
Get all the coverage basics, like what it includes, how much it costs, and how to use it, right here.
There are a lot of insurance providers to choose from. How do you know which is right for you and your pet?
The language used by pet insurance providers can be confusing, which sometimes makes it tricky to figure out what you’re really getting in a plan.
Be in the know about coverage terms and conditions with this quick language guide.
The language used by pet insurance providers can be confusing, which sometimes makes it tricky to figure out what you’re really getting in a plan.
Be in the know about coverage terms and conditions with this quick language guide.
Your premium will depend on the coverage you choose, your geographic location, and the species, breed, and age of your pet.
But don’t worry – you can get the right pet insurance plan at a price that’s right for you with our customizable options.
Accidents
Illnesses
Hereditary Conditions
Dental Diseases
Behavioral Issues
And More
Exam fees for eligible conditions included
No network
Up to 90% cash back on covered vet bills
In case you're just looking to have some cushion if your pet gets hurt.
Vaccines, dental cleanings, screenings, and more!
Here are some claims from our customers:
CCL Tear
total vet bill
$5,524.20
Intestinal Foreign Object
total vet bill
$3,910.08
IVDD
total vet bill
$6,815.85
Diabetes
total vet bill
$1,116.81
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