ASPCA price increase:
what owners actually paid
Only 0 ASPCA reports so far. Add yours and you'll be one of the first.
By pet age
| Age | Median | Reports |
|---|---|---|
| Puppy/kitten–2 yrs | — | 0 |
| 3–5 yrs | — | 0 |
| 6–8 yrs | — | 0 |
| 9+ yrs | — | 0 |
By claims filed this past year
| Claims | Median | Reports |
|---|---|---|
| No claims | Not enough reports yet | 0 |
| 1 claim | Not enough reports yet | 0 |
| 2 or more claims | Not enough reports yet | 0 |
Optional question on the form. A median shows once a row has 5+ reports.
Filed rate changes
We're still pulling this insurer's public state rate filings. Check back soon.
Common questions
How much is ASPCA raising prices?
We don't have enough owner reports for ASPCA yet to give a reliable number. Adding yours helps everyone.
Why did my ASPCA premium go up?
Most pet insurers raise premiums each year as your pet ages, and also when vet costs rise in your area. Increases are filed with state regulators, which is why they vary by state.
Should I switch from ASPCA?
Here is what typically changes when you move to a new insurer. A new policy usually treats any condition your pet already has, or had recently, as pre-existing and excludes it. New policies typically start with waiting periods before accident and illness coverage begins. The new premium is priced on your pet's current age, plus the deductible and reimbursement level you pick.