Pet Insurance

Your pets are a part of your family. With specialty pet insurance, you can avoid paying steep veterinary bills in the case of accidents, illnesses, and other medical needs.

These policies still have a deductible, liability questions, and exclusions. We will show you what is an endorsement on a home or auto form versus a standalone policy.

Pets are family, too. Make sure they have the coverage they need

Even though pet insurance is effectively healthcare coverage, it is often considerably simpler than human medical insurance. You will usually have a deductible and then a co-payment. When selecting a policy, you will generally only have to choose between three types of coverage: accidents only; accidents and illnesses; or accidents, illnesses and other medical costs.

What options are available in a pet policy?

Nearly every policy has some form of payout limit. This could be for a single treatment, all treatments for a specific condition, or a total for all treatments during the year. The premium costs will vary depending upon the type and amount of the payout limit, so you will need to weigh the options.

Factors to consider when getting coverage for your pets

You also have to watch out for a few rules that might surprise you. For example, a pet insurance policy will often have a waiting period of around two weeks after you take out the policy. During this time you cannot make any claims for illnesses or accidents. Another difference from human medical policies is that you usually have to pay the vet bills up front and then make a claim to get the money back from the insurer.

Reach out to our team when you are ready to review options. to find out more about insuring your pet.

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