Why Pet Insurance?
Your pet’s health is important to you and you do everything to keep them safe, but accidents and illnesses happen. That’s where Spot Pet Insurance can help.
Pet Insurance for Older Dogs: Why Coverage Can Be Worth It
Pet insurance for older dogs is worth considering when your dog is still healthy but approaching the age when costly conditions become more likely. The case for coverage rests on a straightforward reality: older dogs are significantly more likely to...
Why Pet Insurance?
Is Pet Insurance Worth It?
For most pet parents, pet insurance is worth it when the cost of an unexpected illness or injury would be difficult to absorb out of pocket. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)², dog parents spend an average of $598 per...
Why Pet Insurance?
What Is Multi-Pet Insurance and How Does It Work?
Multi-pet insurance means insuring each pet under its own individual policy — not a single plan that covers all animals collectively. Each policy is independently underwritten based on that pet’s species, age, breed, and health history, with its own...
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Pre-Existing Conditions in Pet Insurance: What You Should Know
A pre-existing condition is any illness, injury, or symptom your pet had before your policy’s start date — or that developed during the waiting period. Most pet insurance policies exclude these conditions from coverage. But that doesn’t mean your pet...
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Why Pet Insurance for Senior Pets is a Wise Investment
Pet insurance for senior pets can be worth it — if enrolled before age-related conditions develop. Senior pets face significantly higher risks of cancer, arthritis, kidney disease, and heart disease as they age. Because coverage applies only to...
Why Pet Insurance?
How Much Does a Vet Checkup Cost?
Routine vet checkups cost $70–$174 for dogs and $53–$124 for cats, according to CareCredit¹. Costs vary by location, the services included in the visit, and whether additional testing is needed. Dog parents spend an average of $598 per year on...
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Pet Insurance for Popular Dog Breeds: Golden Retrievers and English Bulldogs
Dog breed significantly shapes what health risks your pet may face — and what pet insurance coverage matters most for protecting them. Golden Retrievers are among the most cancer-prone dog breeds, while English Bulldogs carry a high risk of respiratory...
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Is Pet Wellness Coverage Worth It? A Practical Cost-Benefit Guide
Pet wellness coverage tends to be worth the additional monthly cost when a pet uses most or all of the covered services in a policy year — annual exams, vaccines, dental cleanings, and parasite testing. For pet parents who already pay for those...
Why Pet Insurance?
What Pet Insurance Coverage Should You Get for Your First Puppy?
For a first puppy, accident and illness coverage is the most protective option available. It help covers both unexpected injuries and the conditions puppies are actually prone to as they grow — infections, hereditary conditions, digestive emergencies,...
Why Pet Insurance?
