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About ASPCA Pet Health Insurance
The ASPCA Pet Health Insurance program helps with costly and unexpected pet illnesses and injuries, which gives you the comfort of knowing you can give your pets the care they need when they need it without the burden of a large vet bill hanging over your head. The process is simple and convenient and your reimbursement can cover up to 90% of your covered bill.
- Exam fees included
- No age restrictions
- No networks
- Preventative care costs extra
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ASPCA Pet Health Insurance plans
ASPCA Pet Health Insurance offers two main plans: Complete Coverage and Accident-Only Coverage. For all plans offered by the ASPCA Pet Health Insurance Program, you can visit any vet, specialist or emergency clinic — no need to worry about networks. Simply get your pet the help they need when they need it then submit your claim at a later date.
- Complete Coverage: The ASPCA Pet Health Insurance core offering is the Complete Coverage plan, which covers accident, illness, hereditary and behavioral issues. Cost varies based on your plan elections.
- Accident-Only Coverage: For around $20 a month with a $5,000 limit, accident-only coverage is available to cover the fees associated with diagnosis and treatment of accidents like broken bones, cuts, wounds and toxic ingestion.
- Preventative add-on: While preventative care is not covered under a regular plan, you can add-on preventive care for between $10 and $25 extra a month.
What does ASPCA Pet Health Insurance cover?
Coverage includes exam fees, diagnostics and treatments under the categories below. The ASPCA Pet Health Insurance Program advertises covering most advanced treatments, including conventional treatments like chemotherapy and surgeries, as well as less common treatments like stem-cell therapy and acupuncture.
- Accident: Accident coverage deals with costs associated with injuries like broken bones, torn ligaments, toxic or foreign object ingestion, cuts and other wounds that require emergency treatment.
- Illnesses: Covered illnesses include cancer, arthritis, allergies, hypothyroidism, digestive problems and UTIs.
- Hereditary and Congenital Conditions: Your pet is covered for inherited conditions that present later in life, such as heart disease, eye disorders and hip dysplasia.
- Behavioral Issues: The program covers visits for concerns related to issues like anxiety, compulsion, excessive licking or other destructive behaviors.
ASPCA Preventative Care coverage
If you elect the Preventative Care add-on, coverage is also available for the following items, depending on which options you select.
- All
- Annual exam
- Heartworm test or FELV screen
- Spay/neuter
- Wellness blood screening
- Microchip
- Urinalysis
- Heartworm/flea prevention
- Fecal screen
- Dental cleaning
- Dogs
- Canine Bordetella vaccine/titer
- Rabies vaccine/titer
- Lyme vaccine/titer
- Canine DHLPP vaccine/titer
- Cats
- Rabies vaccine/titer
- FIP vaccine/titer
- Feline FVRCP vaccine/titer
- Feline FELV vaccine/titer
What’s not covered
ASPCA Pet Health Insurance does not cover preexisting conditions, breeding costs or cosmetic procedures like tail docking, ear cropping and claw removal under the Comprehensive Plan. Preventive care is only available as an add-on service for an extra fee. The organization includes the following list of exclusions on its site.
- Anal gland expression
- Boarding
- Breeding/pregnancy
- Cosmetic procedures
- Dental services
- Elective procedures
- Experimental treatments
- Funeral services
- Grooming
- Herbs
- House calls
- Illness or injury related to neglect
- Ligament and knee conditions
- Non-medical supplies
- Non-veterinary services
- Organ transplants
- Pre-existing conditions
- Prescription food
- Preventative care
- Supplements and vitamins
- Training
- Treatment related to epidemics or pandemics
ASPCA Pet Health Insurance cost
The average price for the ASPCA Pet Health Insurance Complete Coverage plan for one pet is $35 per month. The cost increases or decreases based on your selection for annual limit, deductible and reimbursement percentage — all of which are customizable.
Annual deductible: Choose from $100, $250 or $500. The higher the deductible, the lower your monthly premium. However, the lower the premium, the more you’ll pay out of pocket per claim.
Reimbursement percentage: Choose from 70%, 80% or 90% reimbursement. This is the amount you receive back on your vet bill after paying your deductible.
Annual limit: Choose from $5,000, $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 or unlimited annual limits. This is the total amount ASPCA reimburses you per 12-month period.
| Annual limit | Deductible | Reimbursement | Monthly cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 limit | $500 | 70% | $25.66 |
| $15,000 limit | $250 | 80% | $45.21 |
| Unlimited | $100 | 90% | $75.96 |
ASPCA Pet Health Insurance FAQ
Does ASPCA Pet Health Insurance cover spaying?
Spaying and neutering are included under the preventative care add-on insurance option but is not covered under ASPCA’s standard Complete Coverage plan.
Does ASPCA Pet Health Insurance cover preexisting conditions?
No. Preexisting conditions are not covered under any of the ASPCA plans. However, certain hereditary conditions that develop later in life, like hip dysplasia and eye issues, are covered under the Complete Coverage plan.
Is there a waiting period with ASPCA Pet Health Insurance?
Yes. All policies have a 15-day waiting period before they go into effect.
Does ASPCA Pet Health Insurance have an app?
Yes. The ASPCA Pet Health Insurance app is called “My Pet Insurance,” and allows you to submit and track claims from anywhere.
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Do we recommend ASPCA Pet Health Insurance?
Pet care can be expensive and rarely ever thought of until it is needed. A service like the ASPCA Pet Health Insurance can help reduce the cost of an ill-timed vet emergency. With vet costs averaging between $200 and $400 a year, these bills can start to stack up. In the event your pet needs major surgery or emergency care, pet insurance can be the difference between getting your pet the care they need and being forced into tougher monetary decisions.
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ASPCA Pet Health Insurance Company Information
- Company Name:
- ASPCA Pet Health Insurance
- Year Founded:
- 2006
- Website:
- www.aspcapetinsurance.com







