VPI Superior Plan for Dogs

Our most popular plan for dogs, the VPI Superior Plan is designed to provide the highest reimbursement for eligible veterinary expenses such as accidental injuries, emergencies and illnesses, including cancer. This plan is ideal for those seeking maximum reimbursement for their dog’s veterinary treatments. Let’s take a look at a real-life example of how this plan pays out:

Real-Life Example

Anterior Cruciate Ligament Rupture

Want to know how a VPI insurance policy can help? Here is an example of an actual claim filed by a VPI policyholder.

Lola, a three-year-old Boxer in New Jersey, recently suffered from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture, and required surgery. Here is how her claim would have been paid under the VPI Superior Plan.

Lola’s Adjusted Claim

Procedures and Products	Fees*	VPI Superior Plan Benefit Allowance**
Exam and treatment fees (surgery and medications)	$1,226.05	$1,207.00
Anesthesia	$128.00	$125.00
Testing	$97.50	$97.50
Subtotal:	$1,451.55	$1,429.50
Less deductible		-$50.00
Eligible expenses		$1,379.50

Total reimbursement: $1,241.55($1,379.50 x 90%)^†

 

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Cosmo’s Close Call

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Enhance Your Coverage Options

Want even more coverage? Increase the benefits for your dog’s Superior Plan by adding one of our optional CareGuard^SM riders.

VPI Enhanced Cancer Rider

VPI’s plans already include cancer coverage benefits for conditions such as skin cancer, bone cancer and leukemia. For those seeking more protection, VPI offers a cancer rider, which increases the plan’s reimbursement benefits. This optional supplemental coverage is available during the online enrollment process.

^*Veterinary fees vary state to state, per your veterinarian’s discretion.

^**The benefit allowance amount replenishes with each new incident or with each new annual policy renewal, depending on the policy type selected. An incident is a new condition that causes you to consult a veterinarian. Chronic or ongoing conditions, such as allergic dermatitis, are considered to be one incident no matter how many times a veterinarian is consulted.

^†VPI pays 90% of covered veterinary expenses up to the benefit schedule allowance, or 90% of your covered invoice amount, whichever is less, minus your $50 per-incident deductible.