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6 Myths About Pet Insurance

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Myth 1. You don't need pet insurance.

You never know when your pets might get hurt or sick. And vet bills can add up fast. Even routine vet care can be expensive. Pet insurance helps you pay your veterinary bills, so you won't have to make a financial decision regarding your pet's health.

Myth 2. Pet health insurance is expensive.

Pet insurance can be very affordable. In fact, our accident coverage starts as low as $7.50 a month. That doesn't seem like much when you consider that veterinary bills can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars.

Myth 3. You can't go to the vet of your choice.

Unlike some human health insurance plans, pet insurance does not limit you to a list of providers. With our pet insurance, you can use ANY licensed veterinarian in the US or Canada.

Myth 4. It's complicated to use pet insurance.

Our pet insurance is very easy to use. Just visit ANY veterinarian in the US or Canada and pay for the services. Then submit our simple one-page claim form along with your receipts. We'll reimburse you for 80% of usual and customary covered charges after a low $100 annual deductible per pet.

Myth 5. You can't get coverage for wellness care.

Our pet insurance offers 2 levels of coverage for wellness care treatments, like vaccinations and dental cleanings. Level 3covers essential routine preventive care, while Level 4 covers even more wellness treatments.

Myth 6. It's difficult to apply for pet insurance.

It's quick and easy. You can start by getting a free online quote or calling us at 1-866-861-9092 to speak to one of our friendly pet insurance specialists.

This is not a complete description of all coverage terms, conditions and exclusions. See coverage terms for a full description of the scope and limitations of coverage. The plan may not be available in all states. Rates and coverage subject to change. Issuance of coverage is subject to underwriting.