North American Pet Health Insurance Industry Continued Exceptional Growth Rate In 2023
Industry experienced a ~22% year-over-year revenue increase while surpassing the
This year's SOI Report indicated, for the first time, the North American pet insurance industry had exceeded the
In
"For the fifth year in a row, the US market grew by over 20 percent," said Faucher. "With rising penetrations rate for dogs and cats in the US and the potential for future, sustained growth, we see a tremendous upside for the industry and are very encouraged about the future."
NAPHIA Executive Director
"At a time when households are experiencing growing financial pressures, pet insurance provides owners with financial protection to cover the rising costs of veterinary care," said Lynch. "Our industry's strong growth is evidence that American pet families recognize the value of pet health insurance coverage and appreciate the certainty it offers in those instances when their pet has an unexpected illness or injury."
The SOI Report is published annually to provide NAPHIA members, industry regulators, media, and other interested parties with key benchmarks on the updated status of the North American pet insurance industry.
* As reported by NAPHIA members
NAPHIA's State of the Industry (SOI) Report has been published using data compiled, aggregated and validated by the global multinational risk management and advisory firm Willis Towers Watson. NAPHIA members and SOI participants represent 99% of all pet health insurance coverage in effect in
To view the results and download the full report, please visit: https://naphia.org/industry-data/
$3.91 billion USD – total premium volume (21.6% YoY)- 5,676,776 million – total number of pets insured (17.1% increase YoY)
$2.48 billion USD – total amount of claims paid in 2023 (29.8% increase YoY)- More than a third of
U.S. insured pets reside inCalifornia (18.3%),New York (7.5%) andFlorida (6.2%) - 78.6% of insured
U.S. pets were dogs versus 21.4% cats - Average accident and illness premium for dogs was
$675.61 /year or$56.30 /month USD - Average accident and illness premium for cats was
$383.30 /year or$31.94 /month USD - The US represents ~90% of the total number of insured pets in
North America .
$485.5 million CAD – total premium volume (29.8% increase YoY)- 577,785 – total number of pets insured (13.6% increase YoY)
$258.2 million CAD – total amount of claims paid in 2023 (22.8% increase YoY)- Majority of insured pets reside in
Ontario (37.9%),British Columbia (18.7%) andAlberta (16.4%) - 75.5% of insured Canadian pets were dogs versus 24.5% cats
- Average accident and illness premium for dogs was
$940.91 /year or$78.41 /month CAD - Average accident and illness premium for cats was
$488.73 /year or$40.73 /month CAD Canada represents ~10% of the total number of insured pets inNorth America .
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