Pet insurance in Arizona

Pets have a great life in the Grand Canyon State but there are many reasons why you should get pet insurance in Arizona

Ah, Arizona. The glorious Grand Canyon State where desert, mountains, and cities come together in beautiful harmony. Enjoy fiery pink sunsets and a subtropical climate plus lush green forests and orange canyons. The number of activities and places to enjoy with your pet here are overwhelming. It’s a state that really thinks about its furry residents and their quality of life, which is why pet insurance in Arizona is a must.

Natural delights

Those who want to enjoy nature can head to Rillito River Park, Lookout Mountain, or Coconino National Forest to name just a few. With so many natural wonders, we recommend narrowing things down by the type of scenery you’d like to enjoy. Of course, the famous Grand Canyon National Park can’t go unmentioned, where you can observe breath-taking views and gorges formed by the Colorado River. You’re more than welcome to bring your pooch with you but its best to consider how they might be affected by the hot weather. Especially is they have long hair like Golden Retrievers and German Shepherds. Dehydration and heat stroke is not only very dangerous for dogs, who are unable to self-regulate their own body temperature, but it can also result in a large vet bill without pet insurance – up to $6,000 in fact.

Fun times

Pet parents who prefer to embark on shaded adventures can visit the Martin Auto Museum or the Pima Air & Space Museum for an educational day out, which are both pet friendly. The Bearizona Wildlife Park is another great option that welcomes pets to come for the ride, as is the Old Tombstone Western Theme Park. And, if you still can’t decide where to go, lean on the expertise of Sedona Red Rock Adventures who provide dog-friendly tours led by their very own guide dog.

“A rattlesnake bite could cost you up to $8,000”

For city-dwelling pet parents and their companions, Arizona has around 90 cities to experience including the state capital of Phoenix. Surprisingly, Mesa and Yuma have higher pet insurance prices than Phoenix, but this can be forgotten with a nice trip to Quail Run Dog Park or The Monastery bar and grill with the pooch. Plus, the monthly payment will still pale in comparison to the price of vet bills for accidents like a rattlesnake bite, which could cost you up to $8,000. There’s also tons of pet-friendly hotels and vacation rentals in Arizona such as the Sky Ranch Lodge in Sedona.

Pet laws in Arizona

A state law to keep in mind for your furry friend is that they must be kept on a leash in public places. Once they are over three months old, dogs require a license if living in Arizona for 30 consecutive days or more, which can only be approved if they are up to date with their rabies vaccination. The expiry date and license number should always be displayed on their collar. If you need help with the costs of vaccinations, a wellness plan should cover this. You can also seek help from the Arizona Pet Project and the Humane Society of Southern Arizona.

Why get pet insurance at all?

At Petted, we sincerely believe that pet insurance is a must for all pet parents, whether you live in New York, North Carolina or Nebraska. It doesn’t matter if you’re a city- or country-dweller, if you have a Bull Mastiff or a Burmese, your beloved pet is at risk from injury, illness and inherited conditions – and these things can cost a lot of money to fix.

If you don’t have a very large savings account then you run the risk of either getting into a ton of debt (we’re talking tens of thousands of dollars in some cases) or – and we hate to think about this – not being able to pay for your pet’s treatment and having to either give them up or, tragically, have them euthanized.

So, for the sake of a few dollars a month, please buy yourself some peace of mind and your pet a healthier, more secure future. To find the best pet insurance policy for where you live, click here. We'll fetch you the perfect quotes in less than a minute.

 

Plan Coverage

It’s a real worry when your pet gets sick. But with plenty of reimbursement options available, pet insurance can help cover up to 100% of veterinary costs for new accidents and illnesses – plus much more.

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Accidents

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How much does pet insurance cost in Arizona?

BreedAreaAgeAnnual CoverageTypical Premium
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Mixed medium

Phoenix

3 months

$5,000

$26.00

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Golden Retriever

Tuscon

3 years

Unlimited

$27.39

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Chihuahua

Scottsdale

6 years

Unlimited

$30.18

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Domestic Shorthair

Sedona

3 months

$5,000

$13.97

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Domestic Shorthair

Mesa

4 years

$5,000

$13.97

What do Arizona residents think about pet insurance?

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We had no idea our little Buddy had an issue until his symptoms got really bad. Coughing, fever, barely getting out of bed. The vet said it was a good thing we took him when we did as his platelet count was extremely low. Buddy’s pet insurance footed the initial bill, but this could be a sign of another more serious issue. We’re frightened but at least we have the insurance to fall back on.

JeromeSun City

Arnie is a Frenchie, so his breathing isn’t the best on most days, but we opted for a higher level of insurance because we knew the breed had some underlying health issues as well. His breathing was becoming raspier than usual and even his favorite tug toy seemed too much effort. The vet found fluid in his lungs and prescribed with him antibiotics. This combined with the oxygen therapy took us to about $3,800. Pet insurance saved our butts and Arnie is much happier now.

DanPhoenix

What’s the best pet insurance in Arizona?

ProviderCustomer Review ScoreWaiting PeriodMinimum Enroll AgeMaximum Enroll AgePricing

50% off routine wellness plans

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4.9

14 days for illnesses 48 hours for accidents No wait for switching direct from another provider

8 weeks

No age limit

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2

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4.8

2 days for accidents 14 days for illness

6 weeks

14 years for illness (no max for accidents)

$$

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5-star-rated Forbes pet insurer

3

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4.8

14 days for illnesses 48 hours for accidents

6 weeks

14 years old

$$

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4

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4.6

14 days for illnesses 3 days for accidents

7 weeks

14 years old

$

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5

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4.5

14 days for illnesses 2 days for accidents

8 weeks

14 years old

$$

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6

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4.3

15 days

8 weeks

14 years old

$$

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Can pay claims directly to your vet

7

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4.2

30 days for illnesses 5 days for accidents

No lower limit

14 years old

$$$

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8

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4.0

14 days, including knee injuries and hip dysplasia

8 weeks

No age limit

$$$

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9

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4.0

14 days

No lower limit

No age limit

$$$

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10

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3.9

14 days for illnesses One day for accidents

8 weeks

No age limit

$$

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Pet insurance alternative: emergency plan

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3.8

14 days

No lower limit

14 years old

$

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12

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3.8

14 days for illnesses 2 days for accidents

8 weeks

No age limit

$$

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13

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3.6

15 days for accidents and illnesses 30 days for cancer

8 weeks

No age limit

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