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Cat insurance can help cover the costs of eligible veterinary care, including treatments for accidents, illnesses, and other medical needs for your cat.
Cat insurance policies typically offer various levels of coverage, allowing cat owners to choose a plan that best suits their needs.
These policies can cover a wide range of eligible treatments, from emergency care and surgeries to prescription medication.
Cat insurance may help cover eligible treatment costs, reducing your out-of-pocket expenses.
Cat insurance can help cover eligible vet bills, so you can focus on getting your cat the care that they need.
24/7 access to experienced vets online via Live Vet at no additional cost.1
Eligible vet expenses for broken bones, cuts and other injuries resulting from specified accidental injuries.
If your cat needs surgery or an extended stay at the veterinary hospital, these costs may be covered.
Medications prescribed by your veterinarian to treat your cat's condition may be included.
Eligible vet expenses for tests such as X-rays, blood tests and MRIs.
Eligible vet expenses for urgent treatments and hospitalisations.
While cat insurance can provide extensive coverage, there are certain exclusions to be aware of.
Read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for more information.
Choose from two cover options for your cat insurance, with optional Booster and non-insurance Routine Care add-ons.
Read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for full details on inclusions and limits.
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Classic Cover
Choose to get up to 70% or 80% back on eligible vet bills
Annual benefit limit up to
$15,000
Plus Cover
Choose to get up to 80% or 90% back on eligible vet bills with no sub-limits
Annual benefit limit up to
$30,000
This is the maximum amount the insurance company will pay out in a year. Higher limits provide more extensive coverage, but may come with higher premiums.
The percentage of the veterinary bill that the insurance company will reimburse. CBA Pet Insurance policies cover up to 70%, 80% or 90%, depending on your level of cover.
Excess means an amount you contribute towards the cost of your claim(s).In general, policies with lower excess payments may have higher premiums.
Customise your pet insurance policy with optional benefits.
For more information, refer to your PDS and certificate of insurance.
Add Booster Care cover to your policy and get cover, up to the annual Booster Care limit of $2,000, for specified dental conditions, and specialised therapies.3
Add Routine Care to your policy and receive a contribution towards routine and preventative items.
The annual Routine Care limit is made up of three $50 benefits, which applies to specified routine care items listed on your certificate of insurance, such as desexing, vaccinations or health checks, teeth cleaning, heartworm preventative, prescription diets and more.
The cost of cat insurance can vary based on factors such as the cat's age, breed, and health. In addition, premiums may be higher for older cats or breeds prone to specific health issues. It's essential to compare different policies and providers to find the best value for your money.
Compare cat insurance cover options from Pet Insurance, distributed by CBA.
Dental care is not typically covered by standard pet insurance policies, but it can be added as an optional benefit. Read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for full details on inclusions and limits.
PetSure does not offer new policies for senior cats over the age of 9. However, if you are an existing policyholder, your older cat will continue to be covered as long as you maintain your current policy.
For both Classic Cover and Plus Cover, the following waiting periods apply from the commencement date of the first policy period:
Booster Care cover has the following waiting periods:
If your pet shows signs or symptoms during the waiting period for a condition that may or may not need treatment, the following will happen:
For more information on waiting periods, refer to the PDS.
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1 Live Vet Support is a service provided by PetSure that gives you 24/7 access to general veterinary telehealth advice for your insured pet(s) via online video or chat, via the Customer Portals owned and operated by PetSure. Access to Live Vet Support consultations subject to the Customer Portal terms of use available at https://petportal-cbainsurance.petsure.com.au
2 Policy terms and conditions, applicable benefit percentages, waiting periods, and exclusions apply. An excess may also apply.
3 Policy T&Cs, Booster Care limit, applicable benefit percentage, waiting periods and exclusions apply. Excess may apply.
