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TenantCare for Cats

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A program designed specifically for pet owners living in rental accommodations.This unique pet insurance program provides Third Party Damage Coverage in addition to accident and illness coverage for cats.

The TenantCare program was created in consultation with one of North America’s largest residential landlords.

TenantCare Program Coverage Details
Enrollment Age
8 weeks - 8 years
Incident Coverage Amount

Illness Benefits

Up to coverage amount
$75 deductible

Per Incident, first time occurrence only.
(Maximum up to two first time illness claims per year)
$ 500

Accident Benefits

100% coverage
$75 deductible

Foreign Body Ingestion
An ingested foreign body needs to be surgically removed.
$ 1,000
Motor Vehicle Accident
Medical treatment for injuries resulting from any form of motor vehicle accident.
$ 1,000
Bone Fractures
Fractures not caused by a motor vehicle accident.
$ 1,000
Defined Poison Ingestion $ 1,000
Lacerations
Medical treatment for an accidental laceration such as cut pads or dog/cat bites and abscesses.
$ 1,000
Burns $ 1,000
Allergic Reaction to Insect Bites/Stings $ 1,000

Additional
Benefits

Up to coverage amount

3rd Party Property Damage Coverage
Should you be responsible for damage to your rental unit caused by your pet
 
Years 1-3 of occupancy single claim only $ 700
Years 3+ of occupancy, single claim only $ 500
Recovery Cost
To pay for advertising or to offer a reward should your pet become lost or missing.
$ 150
     
Prices and deductibles
 vary by state.
Please get a quote
to confirm your pricing
Monthly Premium: $ 16.95
 
Please refer to your policy terms and conditions for full details. Conditions cannot be noted, symptomatic or pre-existing prior to enrollment.
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Plan for the future - the accidents and illnesses that happen to your dog or cat cannot be anticipated and are always unexpected. Although many people avoid thinking about their pet getting sick until it actually happens – the time to think about it is NOW.