Pet insurance in Ohio

Pets have a great life in the Buckeye State but there are many reasons why you should get pet insurance in Ohio

Whether you’ve got an Australian shepherd, a Chihuahua or a Mastiff, you’ll find that there’s a vast amount for your dog to do in Ohio, one of the most picturesque states in the country. Parks, grooming, pet-friendly restaurants – there are plenty of worse places to be, and plenty of reasons to get pet insurance in Ohio.

Outdoor fun

As far as dog parks go, there are almost as many in Ohio as there are people. Big Walnut in Columbus; Otto Armleder in Cincinnati; Brooksedge in Westerville – all of these have ample exercise spaces and are divided according to the size of the dog. Big or small, your pooch is guaranteed to have a good time with their new-found friends.

While allergies are the most common ailment for Ohio pets, the Buckeye State certainly isn’t free of other risks. On one of the stunning hikes – Pine Grove Trail, for example, which is open all year and welcomes dogs on leashes – there is a small chance you and your pet could meet a black bear, coyote, or a black racer snake. Though the latter isn’t venomous, even a non-venomous snake bite is a serious thing, and can cost thousands to treat. A tussle with a coyote or a bear, meanwhile, could land you with a sick doggo and a vet’s bill of $4,500. On the leash they should be safe, but they’ll be even safer if you’ve insured them.

Wild swimming

Ohio lies on the southern shore of Lake Erie, which makes for picturesque treks for its residents but can also pose a risk to over-enthusiastic pups. Whenever your pet is around a lake you need to be on high alert: they may have a hell of a time splashing about in the water, but one swim too far and they could get themselves into trouble.

“Complications from near-drowning can cost $9,000 to treat”

The complications of near-drowning are some of the most expensive to treat ($9,000), so, unless you never want your dog to enjoy a little splash, having insurance for them will at least take away some of the fear.

Dog-friendly urban fun

If you’re a bit more reluctant to get your sneakers out, there are more sedentary pleasures to be had in Ohio’s many dog-friendly establishments. The exquisitely named Good Boy Bakery, for example, makes a point of welcoming canines of all descriptions. (As they say on their website, “Dogs are allowed to bring their owners!”) Elsewhere, you can splash out on a proper pamper for your pup at Elyria’s Canine Club Dog Daycare and Grooming. Be aware that there’s a small risk they might be allergic to some of the products – skin allergies can be another one-off vet charge you don’t want to deal with.

Whether you’re there in the winter, spring, summer or fall, Ohio is an idyllic place for a dog lover like yourself. Now take a hike. (You really should – there are plenty of options.)

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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X-rays, CT scans & MRI's

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Illnesses

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Medication

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Follow up care

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Cancer

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Allergies

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Surgery

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How much does pet insurance cost in Ohio?

BreedAreaAgeAnnual CoverageTypical Premium
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Mixed medium

Columbus

3 months

$5,000

$29.35

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Golden Retriever

Cincinnati

3 years

Unlimited

$33.54

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Chihuahua

Cleveland

6 years

Unlimited

$30.30

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Domestic Shorthair

Akron

3 months

$5,000

$13.26

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Domestic Shorthair

Dayton

4 years

$5,000

$13.26

What do Ohio residents think about pet insurance?

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The day we discovered our little sausage dog Vinnie had mesothelioma was the worst day of my life. If we’d let it run its course for even a few more days, the vet says he would have perished. But we got it early. Treatment didn’t come cheap though – we’re talking $8,000. You can’t put a price on your pet’s health but let’s just say we’re glad we were insured.

PaoloCincinnati

When Simon, our 13-year-old Samoyed, started regurgitating all of his meals, we knew something was wrong. It wasn’t the food; it was Simon. The vet told us he had a form of vascular ring anomaly. This was exactly why we took out pet insurance for Simon. The cost of putting in a feeding tube was huge – around $1,000 – but our plan meant that we saw all of that money back again. Simon’s making a slow but steady recovery.

CarlaToledo

What’s the best pet insurance in Ohio?

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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