A small Eugene office. We compare plans from several pet insurers and help you plan for big vet bills.
Pick your pet, set the deductible and the payback, then choose a bill. Each plan shows what it would pay and what you would.
Sample monthly prices and bills made for this demo, for a pet in Eugene. Real prices, coverage and approval are set by each insurer and depend on breed, age, ZIP code and underwriting. We compare plans from several pet insurers.
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Half a sock is gone and the puppy will not eat. You head to the emergency vet.
The bill comes to about $3,200. You pay the vet and send the invoice to the insurer.
With a $250 deductible and 80 percent payback, about $2,360 comes back to you.
Insurance pays you back later. If the bill is due today, many vets offer payment plans, and some people use a pet care credit card or a personal loan. We do not lend money. We help you compare the options and read the fine print.
Come by from Eugene, Springfield, Coburg, Junction City, Creswell, Veneta, Cottage Grove or Pleasant Hill. Or call, and we will go over plans by phone.
I had four quotes open and no idea which was better. She laid them side by side and it took twenty minutes.
Megan F. Springfield
Our lab tore his knee a year in. The waiting period she warned us about had passed, and the plan paid most of the surgery.
Jordan L. Eugene
Honest about the wellness add on. For our two indoor cats it did not make sense, and she said so.
Priya N. Coburg
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Usually not. Most plans leave out pre-existing conditions, meaning anything your pet showed signs of before the policy started or during the waiting period. Some plans will cover a curable condition later if it has been symptom free for a set time. That is why it pays to start while your pet is young and healthy.
It depends on the insurer. Accidents are often covered after a few days. Illnesses often start after about 14 days. Some plans wait six months or more for knee ligament and hip problems. We show you the waiting periods for each plan side by side.
Most of the time, yes. You pay the vet, send in the invoice, and the insurer pays you back. Some insurers can pay certain vets directly. If a big bill lands before the money comes back, we can walk you through payment options.
It depends on your habits. A wellness add on pays a set amount toward checkups, shots and dental cleanings. If you would do those anyway, it can about break even. It is not insurance for a big surprise, so it does not replace an accident and illness plan.
No. We show you plans from several pet insurers and explain the differences in plain words. Coverage, price and approval are set by each insurer.
Stop by the office or call. We will compare a few plans with you, and you decide later. Dogs on a leash are welcome.
Call (541) 555-0127