Pets Best · Insurance
Pets Best — Accident & Illness
- Cat
- Dog
Facts read from petsbest.com, checked July 23, 2026. Terms change: check the policy documents before you buy.
Plan facts
- Coverage
- Accident and illness
- What's covered
- Eligible diagnostics, surgery, hospitalization, emergency care, cancer treatment, rehabilitation, and specialist care can be covered.
- Exclusions
- Pre-existing conditions, elective procedures, parasites, non-veterinary expenses, herbal/holistic therapies
- Reimbursement
- 70% / 80% / 90% of eligible veterinary expenses.
- How reimbursement is worked out
- Eligible expenses are multiplied by the selected reimbursement percentage, then the remaining annual deductible is subtracted.
- Deductible
- $100 to $1,000 annual deductible.
- How the deductible works
- Annual deductible; met once during the policy term.
- Annual limit
- $5,000 to unlimited annual benefit.
- Payout limit
- Selected annual benefit maximum, with an unlimited annual option available.
- Waiting period: accidents
- Varies by state and coverage type; the exact period appears in the quote and policy declarations.
- Waiting period: illnesses
- Varies by state and coverage type; the exact period appears in the quote and policy declarations.
- Waiting period waiver
- Continuous renewals do not restart waiting periods; where offered, a qualifying exam may shorten or waive an applicable period.
- Pre-existing conditions
- Conditions beginning before the policy or during the waiting period are pre-existing; some healed conditions (e.g., broken legs, kennel cough) are not treated as pre-existing
- Hereditary and congenital conditions
- Hereditary and congenital conditions can be covered when eligible and not pre-existing.
- Dental
- Eligible dental illnesses and injuries can be covered, subject to policy terms.
- Exam fees
- Veterinary exam fees are covered by some accident-and-illness plan options; confirm the selected plan.
- Prescriptions
- Prescription medications are covered under most accident-and-illness plan options.
- Preventive care
- Optional routine-care plans are available for eligible preventive services.
- Enrollment age
- No upper age limits; coverage not reduced or cancelled based on age
- Medical exam to enroll
- No exam is required to enroll; a qualifying examination may be needed only when requesting an available waiting-period waiver.
- Which vets
- Use any licensed veterinarian in the United States, Canada, or Puerto Rico.
- Paying the vet
- Optional Vet Direct Pay may reimburse a participating veterinarian when the required form is approved.
- Claims
- Submit an itemized invoice and proof of payment through the online account or app.
- Renewal
- The policy renews annually; continuous coverage does not newly exclude conditions that were already covered.
- Where it's offered
- Plan availability, benefits, and waiting periods are state-specific; confirm the current quote and policy declarations.