Cover their 9 Lives with 1 easy monthly subscription.
Just $30 a month. Any Cat. Any Breed. Any Age.
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Just $30 a month.
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SIGN UP BEFORE THEY MISHAP!
Just $30 a month. Any Cat. Any Breed. Any Age.
For any twist, tumble or mishap.
What's in
When their meow becomes a me-OUCH, we cover it!
When they run into trouble, or trouble runs into them.
When the zoomies zoom a little too hard.
Sudden accidents or mishaps you and your cat didn’t see coming.
Exclusions Apply
Exclusions Apply
What's Out
We insure catcidents, not illness.
Illness of any description, 9 Lives is mishap/accident protection only.
If they’ve already got it, caught it or are developing it, we don’t cover it.
Common health conditions like allergies, arthritis, cancer, diabetes, and ongoing skin issues are not covered.
Any pre-existing conditions that arise before the policy starts or during a waiting period.
How to Claim
Let’s cat to the chase.
Only pay the $250 excess per accident.
Go to your preferred vet and claim online in minutes through the app. Or use GapOnly® at participating vets with claims sorted on the spot.
Less giant upfront bills. No waiting weeks for your money back.
Hi, we’re
9 Lives
Hi, we’re 9 Lives, and as our name suggests, we’re here to cover your cat when they push their luck a little too far. When they misjudge that balcony lunge. Or when they go out on a limb... and break one too.
One simple monthly subscription fee covers you for mishaps with no lock-in contracts, no annual payout limits and no paw-blems!
And we’re backed by PetSure, Australia’s largest pet insurance company, so you can be confident knowing your cat’s overconfidence well understood.
Refer to your PDS for policy terms and conditions including excess and exclusions.
WHY IT MATTERS
Because cats have no fear… and no money!
Younger cats are more likely to have an accident than an illness.
Older cats can forget that they weren’t born with wings.
Mishap stories
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BAXTER SWALLOWED A CORN COB
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We were always worried about snakes
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Missed it by that much
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Bones aren’t always a dog’s best friend
