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Do you have questions about a claim, want to learn more about enrolling your cat or dog in a PetFirst Pet Insurance policy1, or need help with your existing plan? Our friendly representatives are here to help you get on the right track. Call us, email us, chat us, write us a letter, or reach out via social media and we’ll get back to you ASAP!
Click below to download a PetFirst claim form. Complete the claim form and submit it along with your veterinary records and an itemized invoice from the visit. PetFirst will process the claim and provide eligible reimbursements.4
You can submit your claim via PetFirst Pet Insurance’s online portal. Be sure to send the claim form, veterinary records, and an itemized invoice in order to get your claim processed quickly and money back in your pocket.4 You must submit a claim within 90 days of treatment or invoice date.
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PetFirst Pet Insurance
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Jeffersonville, IN 47130
No! There is no maximum to your benefits, and you will have coverage for the entirety of your pet’s life without a payout cap. Our pet health policies have robust annual limits, which reset at the beginning of a new policy year. There are no per-incident limits on our plans; so if you need to use the entirety of your annual limit all at once, you can.
Chronic conditions are covered under our health plans, as long as it is not pre-existing. If you have questions about a specific illness that you’re worried might affect your pet, give us a call so we can discuss the details.
Not at all. You’re free to use any licensed veterinarian in the United States, including emergency animal hospitals and specialists.
You can not upgrade your coverage until the time of your policy renewal.
You can downgrade your coverage at any time. When downgrading coverage, your deductible and annual limits will reset at the time of the downgrade. There are no new wait periods for downgrading coverage.
Yes! If the treatment you choose is offered by a licensed veterinarian, alternative medicines/therapies are covered by your plan.
No. If you’re referred to a specialist or you need to make a trip to an emergency hospital, you’ll still be reimbursed as if you were visiting your regular veterinarian. We’ll cover any specialist fee or emergency fee as part of the exam fee, so don’t hesitate to take your dog or cat to the right care provider for the job.
