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QuickCare Plus for Cats |
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QuickCare Plus for Cats offers your cat more coverage for the types of accidents and illnesses that commonly occur in cats.
| Enrollment Age 8 weeks - 10 years |
Incident | Coverage Amount |
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Accident Benefits 100% coverage to age 8 |
Foreign Body Ingestion An ingested foreign body needs to be surgically removed. |
$2,500 |
| Motor Vehicle Accident Medical treatment for injuries resulting from any form of motor vehicle accident. |
$2,500 | |
| Defined Poison Ingestion |
$2,500 | |
| Lacerations Medical treatment for an accidental laceration such as cut pads or dog/cat bites and abscesses. |
$500 | |
| Burns | $500 | |
| Bone Fractures Fractures not caused by a motor vehicle accident. |
$2,500 | |
| Bite Wounds/Bite Wound Abscesses | $500 | |
| Feline High-Rise Syndrome | $2,500 | |
Illness Benefits 100% coverage to age 8 |
Coverage amount is for each of 6 separate illness categories: • cardiovascular & respiratory system • urogenital system • eyes • endocrine system • infectious diseases •cancer |
$ 2,500 per Category $15,000 lifetime |
Additional Benefits Up to
coverage amount |
Euthanasia and Cremation |
$100 |
| Accidental Death If your pet should die from injuries as a result of an untreated accident, its original purchase price will be reimbursed, up to policy limit. |
$500 | |
| Prices and deductibles vary by state. Please get a quote to confirm your pricing |
Monthly Premium: | $ 15.95 |
Please refer to policy terms and conditions for full details. Conditions cannot be noted, symptomatic or pre-existing prior to enrollment. There is a 14 day waiting period on illnesses from the point of enrollment. |
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| The Benefits of 24PetWatch Terms & Conditions |  |
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Veterinary costs are rising. The field of animal medicine has advanced rapidly in past decades allowing veterinarians to successfully treat conditions that were previously considered untreatable. However with these advances has come an increase in the cost of veterinary care. It is estimated that North American pet owners now spend over $10 billion a year on healthcare for their pets. |