Pet insurance for dogs & cats

Big vet bills. Smaller premiums.

Vet bills happen. Pay less when they do.

Compare accident and illness plans in about a minute. Many plans pay back up to 90% of eligible vet costs, at any licensed vet.

Who are we covering?
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  • Puppies, kittens & seniors
it happens to the best of them

What a bad week at the vet can cost

Pick a plan setup and see what it could pay back on some very common vet visits.

Reimbursement
Deductible

Swallowed a sock

Dog · surgery to remove it

Example bill
Plan could pay

Torn knee ligament

Dog · CCL surgery

Example bill
Plan could pay

Urinary blockage

Cat · emergency care & hospital stay

Example bill
Plan could pay

Tooth extractions

Cat or dog · dental surgery

Example bill
Plan could pay

Ear infection

Dog · exam, tests & meds

Example bill
Plan could pay

Broken leg

Cat or dog · X-rays & fracture repair

Example bill
Plan could pay

Example bills are illustrative and vary by clinic, region and condition. Payouts assume the visit is covered, the full deductible applies, the annual limit isn't reached and waiting periods have passed. A lower deductible or higher reimbursement rate usually means a higher monthly price.

the good stuff

What accident & illness plans cover

Accidents

Broken bones, bites, cuts, swallowed objects and other injuries.

Illnesses

Infections, allergies, diabetes, cancer and hereditary conditions on many plans.

Emergencies

ER visits, surgery and overnight hospital stays.

Diagnostics

X-rays, ultrasounds, bloodwork and specialist visits.

optional add-on

Wellness plans for routine care

Many insurers offer a wellness add-on that helps budget for the visits you know are coming.

Checkups
Vaccines
Dental cleanings
Flea & tick
Lab tests

Usually not covered: pre-existing conditions, cosmetic procedures and breeding costs. Every plan has its own terms, so check the details before you enroll.

every age, every breed

Plans for the whole crew

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puppies & dogs

Enroll young to lock in coverage before anything becomes pre-existing.

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kittens & cats

Cats hide when they're sick, so a sudden big bill is common. Cat plans tend to cost less too.

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seniors too

Many insurers cover older pets. Check each plan's enrollment age limits.

easy as sit, stay, save

How it works

  1. Tell us about your pet

    Species, age, breed and ZIP code. That's what insurers use to price a plan.

  2. Compare your matches

    See plans available for your pet and area, then click through for your exact price.

  3. Enroll with the insurer

    Pick your deductible and reimbursement rate. Coverage starts after the plan's waiting period.

sniffing around?

Good questions

Can I keep my current vet?

Most pet insurance plans work with any licensed veterinarian in the US, including specialists and emergency hospitals. You pay the vet, submit the claim, and the insurer reimburses you.

Are pre-existing conditions covered?

Generally no. Conditions that show signs before coverage starts or during the waiting period are usually excluded. Some insurers will cover curable conditions after a symptom-free period. Enrolling while your pet is young and healthy gives you the most coverage.

What's a waiting period?

It's the time between enrolling and when coverage begins. Accident coverage often starts within a few days. Illness coverage commonly starts after about two weeks, and some orthopedic conditions can take longer.

How much does pet insurance cost?

It depends on species, breed, age, location and the plan options you choose. In 2024 the average US accident and illness plan cost about $62 a month for dogs and $32 a month for cats, according to NAPHIA. Raising your deductible or lowering your reimbursement rate brings the price down.

Does it cost anything to compare?

No. Comparing plans here is free and there's no obligation to buy. You only pay if you choose to enroll with an insurer.

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