Affordable Coverage for Pets in Canada

  • Up to 90% Cash Back on Eligible Vet Bills*

  • Visit Any Vet in Canada or the U.S.

  • Multi-Pet Discounts Available

How Pet Insurance Works

1

Visit Any Vet

Yep! There are no vet restrictions. Visit any vet in Canada or the U.S.

2

Submit Your Claim

Submit your claim online, via fax, or email - it's quick and easy.

3

Get Paid!

Get cash back for covered vet bills either direct deposit or cheque - your choice.

What is covered in Spot plans?

Plan Options
eligible diagnostics and treatments for costly accidents and illnesses:
Vet Exam Fees

Vet Exam Fees

X-rays & Tests

X-rays & Tests

Emergencies & Hospitalizations

Emergencies & Hospitalizations

Skin, Eye, and Ear Infections

Skin, Eye, and Ear Infections

Hereditary Conditions

Hereditary Conditions

Digestive Illnesses

Digestive Illnesses

Hip Dysplasia

Hip Dysplasia

Cancer & Growths

Cancer & Growths

Spot Preventive Care Coverage Perks1

Spaying or Neutering

Covered for an extra cost with the Routine and Advanced coverage options.

Dental Teeth Cleaning

Cleaning coverage is included in Spot's Advanced coverage option for an extra cost.

Wellness Exams

Routine exams and screenings give your vet the opportunity to detect health issues in the early stages.

1Preventive care add on is only eligible for levels 2, 3, and 4.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about pet insurance and how it works? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

What is Pet Insurance?

Pet insurance is for paw-rents seeking a financial safety net for accidents or illnesses that their pets might experience in the future.

Pet insurance plans provided from Spot have deductibles, reimbursement percentages, annual limits, and premiums.

What Does Pet Insurance Cover?

Pet insurance can put money back in your pocket for veterinary costs needed to diagnose, treat, and manage an eligible condition. Exams and rechecks, x-rays, ultra-sounds, bloodwork, surgeries, stitches, medication, and prescriptions, and even prescription diets are all examples of costs that can be claimed for if they are used to treat or diagnose a covered condition.

How Do I File a Claim?

Click the Claims icon and follow the simple instructions. Don’t forget to take a picture of your invoice and upload it to complete the claim submission.

What is a Pre-Existing Condition?

A pet’s illness or accident is considered pre-existing if the condition was onset before the policy coverage effective dates, or during a waiting period. This means if the first signs or symptoms of a condition showed up before coverage started, it would be considered pre-existing to coverage, even if it was not formally diagnosed. The most common reason why an illness or an accident is not covered by any pet insurance provider is if the condition was present before coverage started. For coverage to be available with almost all types of insurance, the problem must be new and unexpected.

For example, if typical symptoms of allergies (itchy skin, ear infections) were present before the coverage was effective or appeared within the waiting period of the policy, the allergies and related conditions, such as itchy paws and pyoderma, would be pre-existing to coverage.

*Reimbursement percent is based on your pet's age at the time of enrollment and renewal.