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One emergency can cost thousands. Answer a few quick questions and we'll send you a personalized quote, no obligation.
What pet insurance covers
✅ Accidents & injuries
Broken bones, swallowed objects, bite wounds, and other unexpected emergencies.
✅ Illnesses
Infections, cancer, diabetes, allergies, and many chronic conditions.
✅ Surgery & hospitalization
Operations, anesthesia, and overnight care when your pet needs it.
✅ Diagnostics
Bloodwork, x-rays, ultrasounds, and other tests to find out what's wrong.
The one thing to know: enroll early
Pet insurance does not cover pre-existing conditions, anything your pet already has before you sign up. That is why the smartest time to insure your pet is while they are young and healthy. Wait until a problem appears, and that problem usually will not be covered.
How it works in 4 steps
- 1Pick a plan and pay a simple monthly premium.
- 2Take your pet to any licensed vet when they need care.
- 3Pay the vet, then submit the bill to your insurer.
- 4Get reimbursed for the covered portion, usually after a deductible at a set rate like 80%.
See what care can cost
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Frequently asked questions
How does pet insurance work?
You pay a monthly premium. When your pet needs care, you pay the vet, submit the bill, and the insurer reimburses you for the covered portion, usually after a deductible and at a set percentage like 80%. You can use any licensed vet.
What does pet insurance not cover?
The big one is pre-existing conditions, anything your pet showed signs of before the policy started or during a waiting period. Routine and preventive care like vaccines and dental cleanings are usually only covered if you add a wellness plan.
Why should I get pet insurance early?
Because pre-existing conditions are excluded, the best time to enroll is while your pet is young and healthy, before any problems appear. Wait until a condition shows up, and that condition, and often anything related to it, won't be covered.
Is pet insurance worth it?
For most owners, yes. A single emergency surgery can cost several thousand dollars. Insurance turns an unpredictable, potentially huge bill into a manageable monthly cost, so you can say yes to the care your pet needs without the finances driving the decision.
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Get your quote →This page is general information, not financial advice. Coverage, limits, and terms vary by plan. Check the policy details before you buy.