1. Accident-Only Coverage: This type of plan covers injuries resulting from accidents, such as broken bones, ingestion of harmful substances, or injuries from car accidents.
2. Comprehensive Coverage: This type covers both accidents and illnesses. It may also include coverage for preventive care, such as vaccinations, flea and tick prevention, and routine check-ups.

Pet wellness plans, on the other hand, are not exactly insurance but are designed to cover routine preventive care expenses. These plans may include services like vaccinations, dental cleanings, and regular check-ups. Pet owners pay a monthly or annual fee to receive these preventive services at a discounted rate or with no additional out-of-pocket expenses.

When considering insurance or wellness plans for your pet, it’s essential to:

• Understand Coverage: Read the policy carefully to understand what is covered and what is not. Some policies may have specific exclusions or waiting periods.
• Check Limits and Deductibles: Be aware of any annual or per-incident limits on coverage, as well as deductibles that you may need to meet before the insurance kicks in.
• Research Providers: Look for reputable pet insurance companies with positive reviews. Consider factors like customer service, claim process, and coverage options.
• Start Early: It’s often recommended to enroll your pet in insurance while they are young and healthy. Pre-existing conditions may not be covered, so early enrollment can ensure better coverage.

Remember that the pet insurance landscape may evolve, and new products may become available. Always check for the latest information and consult with your veterinarian to determine the best approach for your pet’s healthcare needs.