kitten insurance
Coverage to pounce on.
- Coverage for accidents, illnesses & more
- Customizable plans for kittens eight weeks or older
- No exam required before enrollment
the right coverage for your kitten
Complete CoverageSM for Kittens
When your kitten has unexpected
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Accidents
Coverage for bite wounds, lacerations, lameness, swallowed objects, and more
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Behavioral Issues
Eligible diagnosis and treatments for behavioral problems with symptoms like destructive scratching
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Hereditary Conditions
Inherited illnesses such as kidney or heart disease
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Illnesses
Includes minor ailments to serious diseases, like cancer
Complete CoverageSM can cover
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Diagnostics
Think X-rays, MRI, blood tests, urinalysis, ultrasounds, etc.
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Procedures
Such as obtaining intravenous fluid, stitches, and surgery
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Hospitalization
Coverage when your cat needs to stay overnight
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Prescriptions
Get reimbursed for your kitten’s FDA-approved meds*
For a full list of covered conditions, view a sample plan.
Alternate & Add-On Plans
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Accident-Only Coverage
Enroll in this option if you only want coverage for injuries resulting from an accident.
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Preventive Care Coverage
For a little extra each month, get cash back for things like certain vaccines, dental cleanings, spaying or neutering, annual check-ups.
why get coverage?
Kittens are curious, clumsy, and seemingly resilient. They explore new places, eat strange things, tumble around, and amuse us with their antics. But as cute as they are, kittens aren’t immune to getting sick or injured, and they may need medical care when that happens. Pet insurance can help you cover eligible vet bills and set your kitten up for a happy, healthy life.
FAQs frequently asked questions about our kitten insurance plans
Accidents or illnesses can happen to any cat at any life stage, but the best time to think about insurance for your new feline friend is when they are a kitten or young adult. Kittens need significant care while they grow. They’re more susceptible to some illnesses than adult cats because their immune systems are still developing, and since they have such an abundance of energy, they get into all kinds of trouble. This can mean multiple trips to the vet, often at a high cost. Pet insurance for your kitten reimburses you for covered veterinary expenses of accidents and illnesses so that you can focus on the care with less worry about the cost.
If you enroll your kitten in Complete CoverageSM, you can use your pet insurance to help manage eligible veterinary costs if they get hurt or sick. This plan also covers hereditary conditions, such as kidney or heart disease, and alternative therapies for covered conditions, like hydrotherapy, acupuncture, and stem cell treatments. Plus, it includes coverage for behavioral issues like destructive scratching, urination outside the litter box, and excessive vocalizing. Only looking for a little financial cushion for accidents? You can choose our Accident-Only plan if you just want to cover your kitten for injuries.
Yes! Kittens typically need multiple vet visits in their first year. Not only do they need more vet visits and routine services to be set up for a healthier, happier life, they’re also extremely curious, and energetic which can lead to more unexpected accidents or injuries.
Additionally, the cost to insure a kitten would typically be lower than if you wanted to insure an adult cat. This is because older pets tend to be at a higher risk for developing several health conditions, so it’s worth it to enroll your kitten in pet insurance before they potentially develop a pre-existing condition.
The cost of enrolling your kitten in a coverage plan is determined by several factors - age, breed, and zip code, as well as how you choose to customize your plan. You have the power to select your own annual limit, deductible, and reimbursement percentage, all of which play into your monthly premium. To get a tailor-made price for your kitten, get a free quote!
The best insurance plan for the health of your kitten depends on the level of coverage you need. If you’re looking for a robust plan that offers protection against accidents, illnesses, and much more, Complete CoverageSM may be the plan for you. If you’re just interested in covering unexpected accidents, or if you’re working with a tighter budget, check out Accident-Only, our lower-cost plan that reimburses you for emergency injuries and accidents only. Learn more about what pet insurance is and how it can help you and your kitten.
Preventive care coverage, our optional wellness add-on, covers routine wellness care that kittens need to stay healthy year-round, including essential vaccinations like Rabies, Bordetella, FeLV, and FVRCP vaccines. It also covers other important routine services such as spaying/neutering, deworming, dental cleanings, and annual exams. Routine care and annual exams can be especially important for cats, since they tend to hide or mask their symptoms when they’re sick or injured.
customize your plan to help fit your budget
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Annual Limit
Select a lower annual limit to pay a lower premium.
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Annual Deductible
Pick from $100, $250, and $500 annual deductible options.
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Reimbursement Percentage
Choose a higher reimbursement percentage for more cash back on covered conditions.
pet parent reviews
getting reimbursed is as easy as 1-2-3
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Visit
Take your kitten to the veterinarian of your choice and pay them as usual.
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Submit
Use our app to submit a claim even before you leave the veterinary clinic.
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Cash Back
Receive reimbursement for eligible expenses by direct deposit or check.
Helpful resources for pet parents
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Top Pet Insurance Claims: Puppies and Kittens
Puppies and kittens are curious bundles of joy that can get into a lot of trouble. We’ve put together a list of accidents and illnesses.
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How Much Does It Cost to Have a Cat?
The cost of owning a cat can range widely depending on individual needs. Here are some important costs to consider when bringing home a new feline friend.
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How to Introduce a Cat to a New Home
When introduced to their new home, cats typically need time to adjust to an unfamiliar environment, new smells, and other pets. Read about how to make the transition smoother.