MetLife Pet Insurance Has a New Top Dog: Snoopy
The beloved Peanuts canine is partnering with the company’s pet insurance business to help build a more confident future for pet parents
As pet ownership levels in
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While there are over 90 million families with pets in the
“MetLife is committed to building a more confident future for our customers and their loved ones – which we know also means their pets,” said
The benefits of
Amid growing economic uncertainties, pet owners have faced rising care costs and difficult tradeoffs leading many to struggle financially. According to
Since introducing
Accessing pet insurance can be as simple as visiting www.metlife.com/petinsurance or reviewing the benefits offered at work. Employers are increasingly making pet health insurance available to employees to support the well-being of all family members and this distribution channel is projected to grow. According to MetLife’s 20th Annual Employee Benefit Trends Study (EBTS), 65% of employees with pets are currently interested in their employer offering pet insurance.
The mission to increase pet insurance awareness
“We are excited to reconnect with our friends at
“Pet insurance protects pet owners against the unexpected – which means pets get the care they need, and pet parents can stay worry-free. The challenge is that not enough people know this benefit exists in their company plan," said Jorgensen. “The interest is there – our research proves it. But there’s a clear lack of understanding of what pet insurance can do or help cover. This partnership aims to change that.”
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About Peanuts
The characters of Peanuts and related intellectual property are owned by Peanuts Worldwide, which is 41% owned by
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