Pet insurance in Oklahoma

Pets have a great life in the Sooner State but there are many reasons why you should get pet insurance in Oklahoma.

They call it the Sooner State and, well, the sooner you take your pet to Oklahoma, the better. You’ll find a state that loves its pets and knows how to show them a good time. 

Like many states in the US, Oklahoma has a remarkably diverse topography – the kind of variety ideal for an energetic pooch. Over 12 million acres of Oklahoma is forest, and it is easy to find a host of hiking trail recommendations at places like Beavers Bend State Park, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, or Bluff Creek Park. Generally you need to keep your dog on a leash in these areas but this is no bad thing: you can keep an eye on them and try to stop them sniffing some of the potentially dangerous Oklahoma wildlife, like mountain lions, bison or black bears. Though they’re likely not to start any fights with predators, you should be keeping an eye on what your dog sniffs and licks; poison ivy may not be as harmful to canines as it is to humans, but it can still present a hefty vet bill (in the region of $850) if it gets into your pup’s system. 

Although its residents are sure to be used to it by now, Oklahoma’s wildly changing climate could be a potential risk for your dog. There are a good deal of thunderstorms in the state and, unlike house-proud cats, there tends to be a pretty good chance that your German Shepherd or Mastiff will be outside at any given time of day – meaning they could be in harm’s way when the extreme weather makes a sudden appearance. Needless to say, you want to avoid having to pay the $1,500 it could cost to treat a severe burn from a bolt of lightning, or the whopping $8,500 it might cost to treat a heart attack. You can’t control the weather but you can control whether or not your pet is insured.

“Weather conditions can become severe in Oklahoma - it could cost more than $1,500 if your pet is struck by lightning”

If, instead of a hike or a rainy walk, you’d rather take in some culture, the Admiral Twin Drive-In in Tulsa is a great place to take your furry companion – provided they stay on a leash. There you can watch the latest Star Wars or Bond film with the whole family and your pooch, or maybe just your pooch if you want some more concentrated alone time. Be mindful, however, that where there are drive-ins there are vehicles; don’t let your pet slip out of your hands and run under the wheels of a car. Treating the complications of a collision with a vehicle – broken bones, pulmonary damage, abdominal trauma – can cost a pet parent thousands of dollars. Don’t let it happen to you.

Why get pet insurance at all?

At Petted, we sincerely believe that pet insurance is a must for all pet parents, whether you live in New York, North Carolina or Nebraska. It doesn’t matter if you’re a city- or country-dweller, if you have a Bull Mastiff or a Burmese, your beloved pet is at risk from injury, illness and inherited conditions – and these things can cost a lot of money to fix.

If you don’t have a very large savings account then you run the risk of either getting into a ton of debt (we’re talking tens of thousands of dollars in some cases) or – and we hate to think about this – not being able to pay for your pet’s treatment and having to either give them up or, tragically, have them euthanized.

So, for the sake of a few dollars a month, please buy yourself some peace of mind and your pet a healthier, more secure future. To find the best pet insurance policy for where you live, click here. We'll fetch you the perfect quotes in less than a minute.

Plan Coverage

It’s a real worry when your pet gets sick. But with plenty of reimbursement options available, pet insurance can help cover up to 100% of veterinary costs for new accidents and illnesses – plus much more.

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Accidents

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X-rays, CT scans & MRI's

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Medication

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Cancer

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Allergies

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How much does pet insurance cost in Oklahoma?

BreedAreaAgeAnnual CoverageTypical Premium
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Mixed medium

Oklahoma City

3 months

$5,000

$20.36

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Golden Retriever

Tulsa

3 years

Unlimited

$30.49

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Chihuahua

Norman

6 years

Unlimited

$24.03

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Domestic Shorthair

Edmond

3 months

$5,000

$12.05

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Domestic Shorthair

Lawton

4 years

$5,000

$12.05

What do Oklahoma residents think about pet insurance?

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I was unlucky enough to see our dog Hugo get struck by lightning two Easters ago. If we hadn’t been covered we would probably have had to have him put down. But our insurers stepped up to the plate and promised to have our backs. In practice that meant footing the $6,200 it cost to save Hugo’s heart. I had my misgivings about insurance but in that moment it was our saving grace.

BarryNorman

When our Abyssinian, Mrs Grinx, contracted ocular neoplasia, we were beside ourselves. Mrs Grinx was only four, and had already had a difficult life on account of being a rescue. Without our insurance plan we would have had to come up with roughly $8,000 for the removal of Mrs Grinx’s eye. As it was, well, we were able to afford the procedure. She may only have one eye but she’s still ours.

EveStillwater

What’s the best pet insurance in Oklahoma?

ProviderCustomer Review ScoreWaiting PeriodMinimum Enroll AgeMaximum Enroll AgePricing

50% off routine wellness plans

1

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4.9

14 days for illnesses 48 hours for accidents No wait for switching direct from another provider

8 weeks

No age limit

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$5,000 interest-free credit on a virtual Visa

2

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4.8

2 days for accidents 14 days for illness

6 weeks

14 years for illness (no max for accidents)

$$

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5-star-rated Forbes pet insurer

3

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4.8

14 days for illnesses 48 hours for accidents

6 weeks

14 years old

$$

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4

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4.6

14 days for illnesses 3 days for accidents

7 weeks

14 years old

$

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5

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4.5

14 days for illnesses 2 days for accidents

8 weeks

14 years old

$$

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6

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4.3

15 days

8 weeks

14 years old

$$

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Can pay claims directly to your vet

7

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4.2

30 days for illnesses 5 days for accidents

No lower limit

14 years old

$$$

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8

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4.0

14 days, including knee injuries and hip dysplasia

8 weeks

No age limit

$$$

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9

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4.0

14 days

No lower limit

No age limit

$$$

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10

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3.9

14 days for illnesses One day for accidents

8 weeks

No age limit

$$

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Pet insurance alternative: emergency plan

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3.8

14 days

No lower limit

14 years old

$

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12

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3.8

14 days for illnesses 2 days for accidents

8 weeks

No age limit

$$

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13

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3.6

15 days for accidents and illnesses 30 days for cancer

8 weeks

No age limit

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