Secure For Life™

Our exclusive Secure For Life™ Guarantee provides lifetime protection for your pet.

Here's what that means:
Once you are enrolled, your coverage amounts renew automatically every year, for the life of your pet.  If your dog or cat were to develop an ongoing, chronic illness or medical condition - such as cancer or diabetes - there is no lifetime limit for each covered condition. As long as your pet remains insured with Petsecure pet insurance,  they are Secure for Life™.

• Every level of Petsecure pet insurance coverage provides you with annual renewable limits for each accident and illness/condition that your pet is covered for.
• As long as you stay enrolled with us, your pet's coverage never runs out.
• No matter which level of Petsecure pet insurance coverage you choose, you'll be reimbursed for up to 80% of the total costs for care, including veterinary services like x-rays, hospitalization, surgery, and even prescriptions due to any illness or accident.
• There are no hidden fees or condition limits with Petsecure pet insurance.
• Secure For Life™ Guarantee is exclusive to Petsecure - no other pet insurance provider in Canada offers this protection.
• Secure For Life™ also guarantees that there's no lifetime limit to the amount of coverage your pet could benefit from. 

How Secure for Life™ Works:

Say you choose our Secure 2 level of coverage, which provides your pet with $2,500 per condition/incident. If, during a given year, you claimed $2,500 for diabetes treatment and $2,500 of treatment for hip dysplasia on your pet insurance policy, these coverage amounts would be available to you again, for each of these conditions (as well as for countless other conditions that might arise) for the next year, and again for the year after that, and so on...

If you continued to claim like this over a course of 10 years, you'd have received at least $50,000 of pet insurance coverage!

Plus Petsecure pet insurance does not restrict the number of conditions or incidents that your pet can have, only that each unique condition or incident can not exceed the annual  limit when all costs related to that unique condition or incident are combined.