The PD Insurance team knows your pet is a treasured family member and deserves the very best no matter what.
If something happens to your fur baby, the last thing you want is to be left wondering whether you can afford medical care. That’s why our simple pet insurance plans allow you to match your insurance cover to your budget. So you can keep the whole family happy and healthy!
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The most affordable pet insurance policy. This plan covers the basics including emergency and third party liability benefits.
Our most sought after pet insurance policy, covering emergencies, illness, accidents and the option to add our Wellness Benefits package.
The most comprehensive policy, covering emergencies, illness and accidents as well as dental. There’s also the option to add our Wellness Benefits package.
As massive animal lovers, the PD Insurance team understands your pet is family. Getting them the best medical care should never have to be a decision. That’s why we think pet insurance is a no-brainer – it means you can get top quality care for your pet without hesitation.
Despite how careful we are as pet parents, or whether a pet is ‘indoor only’, accidents happen and they get sick. Did you know:
We offer three jargon-free plans with a month-to-month payment option and no lock-in contract. So you can easily choose the most suitable cover for your pet and your budget.
Three quality, affordable pet insurance plans to compare and choose from.
Claims resolved quickly by our in-house team, who aim to settle within 2 business days.
Simple policies, simple quoting and simple claims. Easy.
Pets are unpredictable, and sometimes that means they cause damage to other people and/or their property. All three of our plans cover this.
Protecting your pets shouldn’t be expensive. Make your head happy as well as your heart by enjoying our multi-pet discounts and low prices.~
Our Wellness Benefits Package add-on lets you claim expenses like vaccinations, de-sexing, microchipping, boarding fees and more. Yes!<
At PD Insurance we believe every animal has the right to be cared for.
That’s why we proudly partner with Helping You Help Animals (HUHA), New Zealand’s leading animal sanctuary dedicated to saving all kinds of animals from abuse and neglect.
A portion of every PD Insurance policy premium is donated to HUHA to help feed and shelter hundreds of cats and dogs in NZ.
Find out more about this exciting partnership here
PD Insurance is a local pet insurance specialist committed to developing products that improve our customers’ lives.
Thanks to our affordable, high quality insurance policies, PD Insurance Australia built (and continues to build) a large and loyal customer base . Throughout this time we watched the NZ market closely over the years and recognised a need here too – for low cost pet insurance that doesn’t compromise on value.
It’s something our long-standing history in insurance enabled us to do quickly and with great confidence. As insurance experts, we know what we’re talking about. As pet parents, we understand what you and your pet need.
You can rest assured knowing PD Insurance New Zealand has your back in tough times – we’ll provide your soft landing.
Do your pet a favour and get a quick online quote today.
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