And, unlike some other insurance providers, we also offer cover for pet care costs when they’re well. Things like vaccinations, desexing, microchipping, boarding fees and more.
We understand being a pet parent is one of life’s greatest delights. Like all great things, it tugs at the heartstrings and can bring as many concerns as it does joys. Especially with your fur baby’s health.
That’s why pet insurance is crucial. And it doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive.
At PD Insurance our pet plan options offer you the protection you both deserve.
The most affordable pet cover plan. This policy covers the basics, including accidents and third party liability benefits.
Our most popular pet plan, this offers fantastic value. It covers emergencies, illnesses, accidents and the option to add our Wellness Benefits package.
The most comprehensive plan, this covers emergencies, illnesses, accidents and dental. There is also the option to add our Wellness Benefits package.
Getting them the best medical care, especially when there’s an accident or illness, should never have to be a decision. That’s why we think pet insurance is a no-brainer. It means you can get quality care for your pets without hesitation.
Despite how careful we are, or whether a pet is ‘indoor only’, injuries happen and pets get sick.
Did you know:
Three quality, affordable dog insurance and cat 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.
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
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