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90% of Petplan policyholders renew their policy each year. 

To us, success isn’t measured by liking what we do. It’s measured by our Petplan family members loving how we do it. Our commitment to the health and well-being of pets is more than simply the basis of everything we do;  it contributes to the reason so many pet parents, veterinarians and pet professionals choose Petplan pet insurance to help protect their pets for life.

 

  • Petplan is recommended by veterinarians and pet parents around the world. Learn why some of the nation's most respected pet professionals love Petplan.
  • There's nothing better than a pet who is back on his paws after an illness or injury. Check out these fantastic and inspiring stories from members of our Petplan family.
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recent claims paid
$969.70, paid 3/7/2013 for Alice, Mixed Breed for Anemia (General)
$928.96, paid 3/7/2013 for Charlie, Poodle - Standard for Dermatitis
$1,384.81, paid 3/7/2013 for Juan, Australian Cattle Dog for Foreign Body Ingestion
$1,849.98, paid 3/7/2013 for Archie, Beagle for Mass
$670.56, paid 3/7/2013 for Darla Bleu, Mixed Breed Medium (23 - 70lb) for Conditions Causing Vomiting
$5,689.52, paid 3/7/2013 for Coco, Australian Shepherd for Hip Dysplasia
$1,225.60, paid 3/7/2013 for Friday, Domestic Shorthair for Hyperthyroid/Hyperthyroidism
$528.99, paid 3/7/2013 for Roluc, Mixed Breed for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
$865.32, paid 3/7/2013 for Topher, Weimaraner for Growths
$3,151.20, paid 3/6/2013 for Maverick, Siberian Husky for Foreign Body Ingestion
$1,893.86, paid 3/6/2013 for Kobe, Maltese for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
$3,000.00, paid 3/6/2013 for Benji, Mixed Breed Small ( up to 22lb ) for Intervertebral Disc Disease
$1,496.00, paid 3/6/2013 for Buck, American Pit Bull Terrier for Foreign Body Ingestion
$3,936.00, paid 3/6/2013 for Wyland, Great Dane for Gastric Torsion (Bloat)
$4,951.38, paid 3/6/2013 for Watson, Mixed Breed Medium (23 - 70lb) for Splenic Tumors
$4,155.20, paid 3/4/2013 for beaker, Rottweiler for Cruciate Ligament Tear/Rupture
$3,102.17, paid 3/4/2013 for Nahla, American Pit Bull Terrier for Conditions Causing Vomiting And Diarrhea
$2,644.05, paid 3/4/2013 for Kasey, Mixed Breed Large (71lb +) for Cruciate Ligament Tear/Rupture
$1,896.80, paid 3/4/2013 for Rex, Labrador Retriever for Cruciate Ligament Tear/Rupture
$1,858.66, paid 3/4/2013 for Karma, Greyhound for Intervertebral Disc Disease
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The information contained in this website is for illustrative purposes only and coverage under any pet insurance policy is expressly subject to the conditions, restrictions, limitations, exclusions and terms of the policy documentation issued by the insurer. Availability of this program is subject to each state's approval and coverage may vary by state.

Pet insurance policies are issued by AGCS Marine Insurance Company and administered by Fetch Insurance Services, LLC (Fetch Insurance Agency, LLC in Michigan), d/b/a Petplan (Petplan Insurance Agency, LLC in California). AGCS Marine Insurance Company, a member of the Allianz Group, is rated A+ by A.M. Best (2012).

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