Do you have Pet Insurance?

Jan Norby • August 25, 2023

Do you have Pet Insurance?

Pets are family members, and we want them to have the best possible care. Pet insurance is similar to healthcare for humans. Setting aside a budget for pet medical expenses can be difficult, and one accident or emergency could mean thousands of dollars in unexpected costs. The solution is buying an affordable pet insurance plan to cover routine checkups, emergency services and everything in between.



As long as your cat or dog is at least eight weeks old, your pet should be eligible for a pet health insurance plan.


Pet health insurance covers a wide variety of medical expenses:

  • Accidents/injury
  • Illness
  • Hospitalization
  • Emergency vet visits
  • Surgery
  • Vaccinations
  • Annual physicals
  • Flea prevention
  • Dental trauma
  • Some alternative therapies

When you consider how much the average household spends on pet health care during the life of their pet, having pet health insurance makes financial sense.

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