Nothing in Life is Free,
Especially
Exceptional Pet Care
The upside: Over the past decade, veterinary medicine has
seen many improvements
in
diagnosis, treatment, and care. MRI, ultrasound, and laparoscopy,
which were used
solely on human beings, are now
available to cats.
The downside: Exceptional advancements come with an
exceptional cost.
Your only options
don’t have to be breaking the bank or breaking some hearts.
A cat doesn’t always land on his feet. Cats can suffer from bone fractures and breaks, or simply push themselves too far and irritate their ligaments
Your kitty’s natural curiosity can fill 9 lives of mishaps and cat-astrophes.
If your cat will suffer a mild issue like eating a poisonous flower or needing a life-saving kidney disease treatment.
That you will need to pay, no matter how big or small the
problem is.
Let’s say your cat suffers a complicated fracture after getting hit by a car
Amputation- removal of the limb
$1,000
Surgical fracture repair using implants such as pins and plates
$9,000
Minimize tomorrow’s bills
today
with an all-in-one,
pick-of-the-litter dog insurance plan.
Imagine a world where you can finally say:
"Doc, do whatever it takes. I have Animalia."
Pet owners’ veterinary expenses have doubled over the past decade.
Emergency care? cancer treatments? behavioral therapy?
alternative care? prescription food? tele-vet services? orthodontic
care?
The answer is: "Yes", to all.
No hidden fees, no surprises
Feline kidney disease is usually noticed only after cats suffer 75% loss of kidney function, which leads to high blood pressure and blindness
Cats can’t speak up and say, hey, this is where it hurts -
which makes pinpointing a diagnosis quite challenging.
With Animalia’s care-based
coverage, your vet can run every test and exam needed to find
the issue
More than 80% of cats over the age of 10 suffer from osteoarthritis
Choose any licensed vet you like- the most expensive? Sure! Pick any (like any any) vet, specialist, or hospital you want, coast to coast. Sick visits and exam fees are on us too.
1 out of 3 cats will need emergency treatment within a given year
Only a 5-day waiting period. For illnesses too.
Adjust your plan to your budgetChoose your preferred annual deductible and reimbursement rate.
Submit a claim in 90 secondsJust send us your receipt. We'll take care of the rest.
Get reimbursed in less than a weekAnimalia pays fast. 95% of claims are reimbursed in less than a week.
If your cat develops a common chronic illness, this could require expensive treatment and medication over many years – so it’s sensible to put insurance in place to help cover the cost of veterinary bills.
Because most policies won’t cover pre-existing conditions, you might not be able to get insured for a particular condition after your cat develops it. Insuring your cat as early as possible before any ill health occurs will give you peace of mind that you won’t be hit with an unexpected veterinary bill.
Our main mission is to help you get the best possible care for your cat while allowing you to focus on healing, not billing. After your 5-day waiting period is over, you can start receiving reimbursement based on the plan you have selected. Here’s how it works:
Animalia cat insurance pays your actual veterinary bills and covers accidents, illnesses, injuries, emergencies, genetic conditions, and much more. That means required diagnostics, procedures, and treatments are covered plus tele-vet services, alternative care, behavioral therapy, prescription food, and dental care. All with no extra charge.
Cats are said to have 9 lives, but they are still vulnerable to the unexpected. And let’s not forget their natural curiosity that gets them into all kinds of trouble. Veterinary bills can quickly pile up, but pet insurance can help cover those costs and ensure that your cat can receive the best care possible, especially when an emergency arises. Your cat has a 1 in 3 chance of requiring emergency treatment in any given year. In fact, every cat will statistically suffer 6 significant health episodes in their lifetime with each incident costing an average of $1100. Some cat owners decide to put money aside to pay for veterinary bills fully out of pocket. But it’s important to remember that younger cats are still prone to injuries or becoming ill. If your cat needs treatment in their first few years, you might have to choose between paying a bill you can’t afford or compromising your pet’s health.
Check out our pet insurance guide on
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