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|Articles|July 5, 2023

Chewy announces CarePlus pet insurance expansion

Author(s)dvm360 Staff

CarePlus will now include new price options

Chewy announced it has expanded CarePlus insurance and wellness offerings that feature coverage options and price points from Lemonade Pet and Trupanion. These plans will be available across the United States, including recent additions such as California, Florida, New York, and Washington.

"Chewy Health continues to remove barriers and expand access to high-quality healthcare while supporting customers at all stages of their pet parent journey,” said Mita Malhotra, president of Chewy Health, in the organizational release.1 “We know our customers want to select from high-quality and cost-effective options that include the most seamless experience for everything from researching and buying to receiving claims payments. Our new CarePlus plans provide additional options while maintaining the same gold standard experience pet parents expect from Chewy, from wherever they are located."

According to the release,1 with the new assortment of plans from Lemonade Pet, customers will be able to use its app to access file claims, policy coverage, and track billing within seconds. The plans from Lemonade Pet will also feature designated animal-focused charities and causes to receive donations from unused premiums.

CarePlus plans are available across 45 states, with more to come throughout this summer. Plans start at $20 per month and flexible plans can be enhanced through wellness options to help meet the needs and budgets of pet parents.

Reference

Chewy Expands CarePlus Pet Insurance And Wellness Offerings Nationwide. News release. Chewy. June 26, 2023. Accessed July 5, 2023. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230626102901/en/Chewy-Expands-CarePlus-Pet-Insurance-And-Wellness-Offerings-Nationwide


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