Pet Insurance Solutions
Purpose-built platform for pet insurance covering routine care, emergencies, and specialized treatments.
Key Features
Innovative Insurance Solutions for the Digital Age
Veterinary Network Management
Manage relationships with veterinary clinics and enable direct billing capabilities.
Breed-Specific Underwriting
Apply customized risk algorithms based on pet breed, age, and health history.
Mobile Claims Submission
Allow pet owners to submit claims instantly with invoice photos from their phones.
Wellness Program Tools
Track preventive care visits and manage routine wellness benefits automatically.
Multi-Pet Management
Handle household policies with multiple pets and breed-specific coverage variations.
Veterinary Invoice Processing
Automatically verify and process veterinary invoices with fraud detection capabilities.
Benefits
Fast Reimbursement Processing
Reduce claim processing time from weeks to days with automated invoice verification.
Customer Retention Analytics
Identify at-risk policyholders and implement retention strategies based on usage patterns.
Veterinary Partner Portal
Strengthen clinic relationships with dedicated portal for claims submission and status tracking.
Frequently
Asked
Questions
Most of our partner insurers cover dogs and cats, while some also offer coverage for exotic pets, birds, and small mammals. Coverage availability may vary based on pet species, breed, and age.
Generally, pre-existing conditions (health issues that existed before enrollment) aren't covered by pet insurance. However, some conditions may be covered after a certain waiting period if your pet has been symptom-free. We recommend checking specific policy details.
Typically, you pay the vet upfront and then submit a claim for reimbursement. Depending on your policy, you'll receive a percentage (usually 70-90%) of covered expenses after your deductible. Some partners may offer direct payment to vet networks.
Most insurers have minimum and maximum age requirements. Puppies and kittens usually need to be at least 6-8 weeks old, while maximum enrollment age varies by provider and breed. Senior pets may have limited coverage options or higher premiums.