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Average Pet Insurance Rates as of November 2025 | Insurify
The average cost of pet insurance for cats and dogs held steady through October. As of Nov. 1, the average monthly cost of pet insurance was $42 for dogs and $23 for cats, according to Insurify data. Read More
Why health care for pets has been surging
OK, if you have a furry companion running around the house or even a scaly or feathered one, you've probably felt the pain of increased pet care costs. And that is what we are looking at today on the ... Read More
'Pet poverty' strikes 1 in 7 US pet owners as the average lifetime cost of caring for cats and dogs exceeds $30K — is raising pets only for the rich?
A 2025 survey commissioned by MetLife found 1 in 7 (15%) of U.S. pet owners experience “pet poverty,” struggling to pay for both their own basic needs and pet care. (1) Furthermore, 1 in 5 (22%) carry ... Read More
Pumpkin Launches "Pet Health Predictor" to Help Pet Parents Get Ahead of Potential Medical Issues and Plan for Veterinary Bills
With the launch of the Pet Health Predictor, pet parents will be better equipped to financially plan -- and proactively care -- for the dogs and cats they love, furthering Pumpkin's mission to help ... Read More
'Pet poverty' strikes 1 in 7 pet owners as lifetime cost of cats and dogs exceeds $30K — are pets now only for the rich?
Many Americans know that caring for a pet isn't cheap, but just how expensive it is can still be surprising to some. A 2025 survey commissioned by MetLife found 1 in 7 (15%) of U.S. pet owners ... Read More
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