Care for your furry best friend when they need it most.
Pet Insurance Overview
Protect Your Furry Family Members with MetLife Pet Insurance
Pets get sick and hurt just like you and their medical bills can be just as expensive. Now more than ever, pets are playing a significant role in our lives and it is important to keep them safe and healthy.
Why is pet insurance important?
- A small monthly payment can help you prepare for unexpected vet expenses down the road
- More than 6 in 10 pet owners said their pet has had an emergency medical expense
- 24% of pet parents have credit card or personal loan debt to cover pet health and vet costs
- The average annual cost for a routine vet visit is $213 for a dog and $160 for a cat, and the average annual cost for a surgical vet visit is $426 for a dog and $214 for a cat
- Pet insurance may not cover pre-existing conditions
Pet insurance covers common pets, such as cats, dogs, and birds. There is even coverage for more exotic pets. You have the choice and flexibility of enrolling your pet(s) in a variety of plan options.
Pet insurance plans cover :
- Accidents, including poisonings and allergic reactions
- Injuries, including cuts, sprains and broken bones
- Common illnesses, including ear infections, vomiting and diarrhea
- Serious/chronic illnesses, including cancer and diabetes
- Hereditary and congenital conditions
- Surgeries and hospitalization
- X-rays, MRIs and CT scans
- Prescription medications and therapeutic diets
- Any illness or injury that your pet had prior to the start of your policy will be considered a pre-existing condition.
In addition, plan members receive free 24/7 access to the vetHelpline, where members can speak with a veterinary professional via phone or live chat. Members also have access to Pet HealthZone where they can find articles, infographics, and videos and download the free monthly e-newsletter, The Companion, with helpful pet health tips, articles, and plan member perks.
Watch this video for information on the program.
To learn more visit: https://www.metlife.com/news-corp/ or call 1-800-GET-MET-8.