Cruciate ligament tear (Dog)
€1,600
A cruciate ligament tear is one of the most common reasons for surgery in dogs. Vigorous play on uneven ground can be enough to cause it. Surgery and subsequent treatment generally cost around €1,600.
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So that, in an emergency, you only have to worry about your best friend’s health, not the possible costs.

Man's Best Friend
Man's best friend: Worry-free care without financial obstacles for veterinary surgeries.
Introduction
So that, in an emergency, you only have to worry about your best friend’s health, not the possible costs. Veterinary treatment and surgery can quickly become very expensive, whether the patient is a small animal such as a cat or dog, or a large animal such as a horse or donkey. We find the right insurance for your companion.

Cherished Family Companions
Historic bulldog portrait: A cherished family member in the Roth household since the early 20th century.
Who it is for & Heritage
Pet health insurance is suitable for any owner of an insurable animal who wants the cost of treatment to be predictable and manageable.

Equestrian Heritage in Hesse
Cavalry officer on horseback (c. 1910): Equestrian tradition in the Rhine-Main region.
Benefits
Depending on the insurer and policy selected, pet health insurance covers the cost of medically necessary treatment and surgery, including pre- and post-operative care. Benefits are based on the German veterinary fee schedule (GOT). The multiple of the listed rate that is reimbursed varies by policy. Some policies also include benefits for vaccinations, castration or sterilisation, sometimes as a fixed allowance. Certain policies may set an overall annual benefit limit or require an excess.

Working & Field Companions
Historic hunting dogs photo: Reliable field companions with dedicated surgery and accident coverage.
Horses & Pedigree
Large animals carry great responsibility and substantial veterinary costs. For our horse "Karolinger" and equine companions everywhere, we provide tailored surgical and medical cover that ensures protection from lineage through old age.

Our Horse "Karolinger" in Stable
View from the stable aisle: Large animals, great responsibility – predictable surgical costs for horse owners.

Name & Pedigree Board "Karolinger"
The green name board of horse "Karolinger": Tailored protection aligned with breed and pedigree.
Donkeys & Loyal Companions
Whether donkey, pony, or working animal – each animal has its own character and story. Our donkey "Mike" represents the wide range of animals we accompany with dependable protection.

Historic Sketch of Our Donkey
Historic animal sketch: Protection and dedicated care for every four-legged companion.

Green Name Board "Mike"
The green stable nameplate of donkey "Mike": Personal dedication and individualized health insurance.
Exclusions
Procedures performed for cosmetic reasons are generally excluded. Chemical castration and similar procedures are also usually excluded. Some providers do not cover a defined catalogue of specific illnesses.
Premium
The premium is generally based on the animal’s species or breed, its age and the level of cover required, for example surgery costs only.
Claims settlement
Pet health insurance covers the insured costs and reimburses them to your bank account after you submit the veterinary invoice.
Benefit examples
€1,600
A cruciate ligament tear is one of the most common reasons for surgery in dogs. Vigorous play on uneven ground can be enough to cause it. Surgery and subsequent treatment generally cost around €1,600.
€1,100
Cats (whether outdoor cats or house cats) can also incur unexpected treatment costs. Swallowing part of a toy can cause an intestinal obstruction. Surgery and treatment can cost around €1,100.
Additional cover

Equestrian Sports & Field Riding
Ride across open meadows: Enjoying freedom with seamless animal owner liability and accident protection.
Dogs, horses and cats are generally considered companion animals rather than working animals. Because private liability insurance cannot cover the greater risk posed by dogs and horses, owners should take out dedicated animal owner’s liability insurance. Only this protects you against third-party claims for damage caused by your animal.
If a third party injures your animal, you will at least want the treatment costs reimbursed. Depending on the animal, these may exceed its purchase price. Disputes can arise because animals were historically treated as property with special rights under section 90a of the German Civil Code.
Source: Source: VEMA