Compare policies from Canadian insurers in one view. Accident, illness, and wellness coverage — with transparent pricing and no small-print surprises.
The cheapest tier. Covers unexpected injuries — broken bones, torn ligaments, swallowed objects, poisoning. Great for young, healthy pets.
The most common plan. Adds cancer, diabetes, allergies, skin conditions, and hereditary issues. Waiting periods apply.
Covers routine care — annual checkups, vaccines, dental cleanings, flea/tick, spay/neuter. Usually added on top of an existing plan.
Some Canadian insurers offer no-annual-cap plans. Higher premium but peace of mind for chronic conditions.
Prices vary heavily by breed, age, location, and deductible. These are typical monthly ranges for dogs in Canada.
$18–35
Per month for a healthy adult dog.
$45–85
Most popular tier. Cats run 30–50% cheaper.
+$20–40
Add-on for routine care reimbursement.
Premiums rise with age, and pre-existing conditions are excluded. Enrolling a puppy gives the widest coverage.
Most plans have 14–30 day waits before illness coverage kicks in. Plan accordingly.
Annual deductibles are cheaper than per-condition. Read the fine print — we'll highlight the differences.
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