Insurance & Care Costs

Accident-Only

Covers Unexpected Injuries
Low-Cost Emergency Safety Net
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Comprehensive

Covers Diseases & Illnesses
Specialist & Diagnostic Support
Long-Term Management for Chronic Issues
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Wellness Add-ons

Routine Check-up Coverage
Vaccination Reimbursements
Multi-Pet Discounts Available
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What Major Illnesses Cost

Average Diagnostic Bill:

$200 – $600+

Additional:

$10-$20 each

  • Teeth brushing
  • De-shedding
Average Surgery Bill:

$1,500 – $5,000+

  • Emergency Room Visits
  • Advanced Imaging (MRI/CT)
  • Multi-day Hospitalization
  • Specialized Medications
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frequently asked questions

Are there multi-pet discounts for insurance?

Yes, many providers offer a 5% to 10% discount when you enroll multiple pets. Our literacy guides break down which companies provide the best multi-pet savings for your household.

Can I cancel a policy if I change my mind?

Most providers offer a "free look" period—usually 30 days—allowing you to cancel for a full refund if no claims have been filed. Always check the specific terms of your policy.

How do I estimate my pet's future care costs?

You can use our cost-of-care tables to see average diagnostic and treatment prices for specific conditions. This helps you determine exactly how much coverage you need before selecting a plan.

Does insurance cover chronic, long-term conditions?

Yes, as long as the condition is not pre-existing. Comprehensive plans are designed to support long-term management for issues like diabetes, arthritis, or kidney disease.

Are prescription medications covered under these plans?

Most comprehensive plans include coverage for FDA-approved prescriptions. We explain how different policies handle recurring medication costs for chronic condition management.