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230,000+ Pets covered

#1-rated on Google¹

The pet insurance for Persians

Persians are calm, affectionate, and famously low-key – elegant lap cats who'd rather lounge than roam. A Pumpkin plan covers hereditary conditions some providers won't, so you can be prepared to help.

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Three steps, no networks

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Go to any vet

Visit any licensed vet, specialist, or ER in the US or Canada for care.

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Submit a claim

Enter your visit details and upload a photo of your paid invoice.

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Get paid fast

Up to 90% of eligible costs. With PumpkinNow™, you can get paid before you pay the vet.²

It's simpler than most people expect. See how pet insurance works.

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Early years:

Congenital issues like cherry eye and hip laxity can appear with vaccinations and neutering.

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Prime years:

Congenital issues like cherry eye and hip laxity can appear with vaccinations and neutering.

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Later years:

Congenital issues like cherry eye and hip laxity can appear with vaccinations and neutering.

Why it's smart to get pet insurance for your Persian

Persian cats can live well into their teens, giving breed-related health concerns time to emerge throughout their lives. Here’s roughly when:

Common health issues, and what they cost for a Persian

Cataracts

Clouding of the eye's lens that impairs vision and can be inherited or develop as cats age.

$640

Cost to treat³

Your share

*Illustrative. Reimbursement shown at 90% after your deductible. Actual costs and payouts vary by treatment, plan and location.

$576

Pumpkin pays back⁴

Pumpkin's share • up to 90%

A healthy Persian is a happy Persian.

Persians need daily grooming – their long, dense coat mats easily and often needs professional help on top of at-home brushing. They're easygoing and quiet, doing best in calm households without a lot of rough play from young kids or high-energy pets. Their flat faces mean breathing and eye issues are worth monitoring.

Lifespan

12–17 years

Size

Medium

Weight

7–12 pounds

Energy

Low, lives to sleep

Coat

Long and silky

Good with kids

Best with calmer/older kids

Cost to buy

$1,300–$3,000

Lifetime care cost

$40,000+

At a glance

Persian

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What it costs to insure the average Persian

From

$43+

/mo⁵

It depends on their age, your zip code, and the plan itself. Choose what’s best for them – and your budget.

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  • Annual limit – the most your plan pays out each year

  • Annual deductible – amount paid by you each year before reimbursements kick in

  • Reimbursement rate – what you'll get paid back for covered vet bills – choose 80% or 90%

  • Multi-pet discount – get up to 10% off a plan for each additional pet you enroll⁶

Get a quote

An additional $2 transaction fee applies to each monthly payment. Choose annual billing at checkout and save $24 a year.

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Accidents & illnesses

Diagnostics, exams, surgery, hospitalization, and Rx meds for any new injury or illness.

Advanced care & alternative therapies

Specialist care, advanced procedures, and therapies like acupuncture, hydrotherapy, and rehab.

Dental illness care

Extractions and other treatments for eligible dental and gum diseases.

Hereditary & congenital conditions

The breed-specific conditions many insurers exclude (or charge extra for) come standard.

What’s covered

Count on premium coverage with no upper age limit – at any licensed vet in the US or Canada.

Pre-existing conditions aren't covered, so it pays to enroll your Persian young.

Pumpkin is the #1 rated cat insurance on Google.¹

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Advice just for pet parents

Are Persians hypoallergenic

No. Persians shed heavily and produce standard pet allergens.

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Are Persians good with kids?

They do best in calmer homes – Persians are affectionate but prefer gentle handling over rough play.

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Do Persians need a lot of grooming?

High – daily brushing is a must to prevent matting, and many owners add professional grooming visits.

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Are Persians vocal?

Not very - Persians are known for being quiet, using a soft voice rather than frequent meowing.

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How much exercise does a Persian need?

Low – Persians are not an active breed and do best with light, low-key play.

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Does Pumpkin cover BOAS or breathing issues?

Yes, as long as they aren't pre-existing before your coverage starts.

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FAQs

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