Pet Insurance

No one wants to get hit with large unexpected expenses. We cover our house and personal needs with house and health insurance, so what about Pet Insurance? Is Pet Insurance worth having? Let's cover the basics and see how the math plays out. What Type of Coverage to Get Like human health insurance, pet insurance offers different types of coverage. Speaking with a few different Veterinarians (my father-in-law included) they all agreed that the best plan is one that covers 'major medical' but…

Pet insurance costs are rising in the U.S., and some insurers have been approved for rate increases of 20% or more in the past year.

What Is Pet Insurance? Pet insurance is a health insurance policy for your pet that pays for medical expenses and sometimes other costs. Pet insurance plans are typically reimbursement-based, meaning you pay up-front for the pet’s vet bills and submit a claim to the insurance company. A few compa

We evaluated plans to help you find the best pet insurance. What Is Pet Insurance? Pet insurance is a health insurance policy for your pet that pays for medical expenses and sometimes other costs. Pet insurance plans are typically reimbursement-based, meaning you pay up-f

See why Fetch has the best pet insurance in the U.S. for comprehensive coverage, with over 425,000 pets covered. Get paid back up to 90% on unexpected vet bills.

Pet insurance for dogs can be complicated! It's almost as tricky as shopping for human insurance! These 14 FAQs can help you make sense of it all!

With so many pet insurance programs on the market, it’s hard to know which offer the best coverage (and pricing) for your needs. Here's a beginner's guide.

HAVE YOU BEEN to the vet’s office lately? According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, pet owners can spend more than $29 billion on veterinary bills every year.

Looking for Pet Insurance? With so many Pet Insurance plans, it is hard to decide which plan is the best.Here are 8 things you should know before you buy

Is pet insurance necessary? We opted out when we adopted our cats. This is why - and what we do instead to protect our budget from vet bills!