PETSY Coupon Codes July 2025

PETSY accepts all major Credit/Debit Card.

PETSY Pet Insurance policy is designed to provide cover for a portion (80% or 90%) of the cost of necessary treatment provided to your pet by, or under the supervision of a vet to relieve or cure an illness or injury. This may include, but is not limited to, hospitalisation, surgery, x-rays, medication, diagnostic tests, nursing and other care and procedures.

There are waiting periods applicable to different conditions and there are some things that are not included as standard, but you have an option of including them in your cover.

It is important to note that PETSY Pet Insurance is designed to provide cover for the vet costs of treatment that is required to relieve or cure an unexpected illness or injury.

A waiting period is the amount of time during which no benefit is payable under the policy and this means you cannot claim for vet costs for treating your pet receives in relation to an illness or injury which occurs during a waiting period.

So any condition that occurs, has shown signs or symptoms and/or you come to know about it during a waiting period, will meet the definition of a Pre-existing Condition and will therefore be excluded from your cover. Such exclusion may be reviewable or non-reviewable.

Waiting periods apply from the time your policy starts, even if you have decided to switch to PETSY Pet Insurance from another provider’s pet insurance policy, and also when you upgrade your level of cover with Petsy.

If you upgrade your level of cover or decide to add Optional Extra Benefits after the initial purchase of your Petsy policy, then waiting periods will apply from the time of the upgrade or addition of Optional Extra Benefits. You will still be entitled to the benefits payable under your previous level of cover during the waiting period for the higher or additional benefits.

If waiting periods didn’t exist, people could take out pet insurance or upgrade their cover only when they know or suspect that they might need cover, and then immediately make a claim. If these customers then cancelled (or downgraded) their cover after making a claim, it would not only be unfair to other customers but could also lead to increased premiums for all customers.