senior cat insurance

We do! Unlike some other pet insurance plans, there’s no upper-age limit to enroll in an ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance plan, and you can enroll them as young as eight weeks. From kittenhood to those final golden years, we help you get your feline friend the essential care they need throughout every stage of their life.

Absolutely. From chronic conditions like diabetes to hereditary conditions like kidney disease, there are plenty of illnesses that your cat can develop as they age, and treatments can be costly. Enrolling your older cat in a Complete Coverage℠ plan can help them get essential veterinary care for expensive accidents and illnesses throughout their golden years. That way, you can focus on more moments together knowing you've got their back when it comes to any unexpected health issues.

The cost of getting your pet enrolled in a coverage plan depends on a few factors, including their age, breed, plan choice, and zip code. Older cats are more vulnerable to accidents, illnesses, and conditions that require more frequent and expensive medical care, so their monthly premium may be higher than that of a kitten.

However, with an ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance plan, you have the power to customize your plan by choosing your own annual limit, annual deductible, and reimbursement percentage, all of which play into keeping your monthly premium low. To get a tailor-made price for your senior cat, get a free quote!

With the ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance program, you can customize the best plan for your aging feline friend based on their unique needs and your budget. When it comes to covering older cats, there are plenty of options available. With the ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance program, there are no upper-age restrictions, so you can choose your level of coverage and customize your plan as you see fit. For comprehensive coverage that pays you back for eligible costs of accident, illnesses, and more, choose Complete Coverage℠. For protection against just injuries, Accident-Only can help you afford the cost of care without breaking the bank. If you’d like to keep up with routine care while getting paid back for it, add Preventive Care Coverage to either base plan.

Absolutely not! Cats over the age of 11 should visit the veterinarian at least twice a year so any health issues can be detected on, and a senior cat insurance plan can help cover those eligible costs. There are no upper-age restrictions for enrolling in an ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance plan, and we don’t limit or reduce your coverage, so your senior cat can get the care they require in their golden years.