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Cat-astrophe cover for just $30 per month.
Any cat. Any breed. Any age. -
Cover all nine lives with accident insurance.
Just $30 per month.
For just $30 per month, a broken bone may not mean breaking the bank.
Any mishap, any cat, any age, any breed – one low-cost monthly fee.
No lock-in contracts
No annual claim limit
No dramas
And we’re backed by PetSure, Australia’s largest pet insurance company, so we understand your cat’s overconfidence.
Why choose us?
Cats usually land on their feet, but they also like to test their limits. They’re clever, curious, fearless – and often completely clueless about risk.
Curious kittens are more likely to have an accident than get sick.
Older cats don’t always act their age, despite being more fragile.
Easier to budget a single monthly payment than an unexpected vet bill.
Backed by PetSure, Australia’s largest pet insurer.
What cat accidents actually cost
Many cat owners assume vet bills for cat-astrophes won't be too bad. Think again.
Check out PetSure’s top accident claims for 2025:
| Condition | Cause | Max Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Ingestion | Hairballs or swallowed objects (string, toys) | $28,000 |
| Fracture | Falls from furniture, stairs or other high places | $27,000 |
| Poison | Ingestion of toxic plants (lilies), medications, cleaning fluid | $8,000 |
| Insect bite | Bee, spider or ant bites around the house | $2,000 |
| Other | Burns from chewing power cords, eye trauma, claws caught on carpet, smoke inhalation | $1,000 |
*Figures based on 2025 PetSure claims data
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