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Provider information is summarized for comparison and may vary by state, pet and selected plan. Policy documents and provider quotes control actual coverage, exclusions, limits and pricing.
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Most accident-and-illness plans can cover eligible veterinary costs for unexpected injuries and illnesses. Depending on the policy, coverage may also include diagnostics, surgery, hospitalization, prescriptions, hereditary or congenital conditions, and certain dental illnesses. Preventive and wellness care is often optional rather than included automatically.
Read the coverage guide →After the deductible and other policy terms are applied, the insurer reimburses a percentage of eligible covered costs. Common reimbursement choices include 70%, 80% and 90%, although available options vary by provider and plan.
Read the reimbursement guide →A waiting period is the time between enrollment and when certain coverage becomes active. Accident, illness, orthopedic and other waiting periods can differ by provider, state and policy.
Read the waiting-period guide →Generally, a pre-existing condition is a health issue that showed signs, symptoms or received treatment before coverage began or during an applicable waiting period. Definitions differ by insurer, and some providers distinguish between curable and incurable conditions.
Read the pre-existing conditions guide →The annual limit is the maximum amount a plan may reimburse for eligible covered expenses during a policy year. Some plans offer several limit choices, while others offer unlimited annual reimbursement.
Read the annual-limit guide →A higher deductible can reduce the monthly premium because you take on more out-of-pocket cost before reimbursement begins. A lower deductible generally increases the premium but reduces the amount you must satisfy before eligible reimbursement.
Read the deductible guide →Enter your vet bill, deductible, reimbursement rate and annual limit to estimate what your plan may pay and what you may owe.
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