Common Health Problems in Cats by Breed
Compare 10 cat breeds: yearly insurance cost from $358 to $476 and the inherited conditions each is known for.
Best Pet Insurance for High-Energy Working Breeds
Active breed insurance ranges from $332 a year (Australian Shepherd) to $899 (Doberman) for a puppy. See why, plus the working-dog clause to check.
Best Budget Pet Insurance Plans
Budget pet insurance works only if you cut the right settings. See what each saving costs you on a claim and how to build a low-cost plan.
Best Pet Insurance for Chihuahuas
Chihuahua insurance averages $269 a year for a puppy and $986 for a senior. See where claims come from and which dental and knee clauses to check.
Embrace vs. Nationwide Pet Insurance: A Comparison
Compare Embrace and Nationwide using each insurer’s own stated terms: pre-existing rules, deductibles, claims and wellness options.
Hip Dysplasia in Dogs: Which Breeds Are at Risk and Does Insurance Cover It?
Hip dysplasia can cost $5,000 to $15,000 to treat. See which breeds are at risk, what puppy premiums cost and how insurance handles it.
Best Pet Insurance With No Payout Limits
When does an unlimited pet insurance plan pay off? See the three types of limits, a worked payout table and which insurers say they offer no limit.
Best Pet Insurance for Poodles and Doodles
Poodle and doodle insurance ranges from $323 to $464 a year for a puppy depending on size. See how each type compares and what to check.
Best Pet Insurance for Indoor-Only Cats: Do You Need It?
Indoor cats still get urinary, dental and kidney problems. See what cat insurance costs by age and which type of plan fits an indoor cat.
Lemonade vs. Trupanion vs. Healthy Paws: Which Is Best?
Compare Lemonade, Trupanion and Healthy Paws using each insurer’s own stated terms: deductibles, limits, waiting periods and how claims are paid.