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What Pet Parents Should Know
- Choose your reimbursement level, deductible, and annual limit to fit your budget.
- Most plans let you visit any licensed vet in the US; submit claims online in minutes.
- Wellness add‑ons can help with checkups, vaccines, and routine care.
- Sudden injuries or illnesses may be eligible after waiting periods; pre‑existing conditions typically aren’t covered.
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Why Compare Plans Before Your Next Vet Visit
- Turn unpredictable vet bills into a more manageable monthly cost.
- Customize coverage to your pet’s age and health needs.
- Add wellness options for routine care and preventative visits.
- Get clarity on limits, exclusions, and waiting periods upfront.
What Affects Pricing?
- Pet type, breed, and age
- Your state and regional costs
- Deductible, reimbursement %, and annual limit
- Optional wellness add‑ons
Tip: Selecting a slightly higher deductible can reduce monthly premiums while keeping protection for larger, unexpected bills.
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Availability and pricing vary by state and pet age.
Common Questions
Is this an insurance quote?
No. This page provides educational information to help you compare options. For exact pricing and terms, review plan details on the provider’s site.
Can I keep my current vet?
Many plans allow you to visit any licensed vet in the US. Always confirm network rules and claim processes with the provider.
Are pre‑existing conditions covered?
Generally no. Coverage, exclusions, waiting periods, and age limits vary by provider and state.
What about routine care?
Some plans offer optional wellness add‑ons for checkups, vaccines, and dental cleanings. Review plan details to confirm what’s included.
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