Pet insurance for
all your adventures
together
Pet insurance
for all your
adventures
together
Caring pet parent support.
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Pet insurance you can trust
The pet insurance
coverage you actually need
- Generous coverage, including $100 toward routine vaccinations
- Free virtual vet visits for any health and wellness questions
- Hassle-free reimbursements within days via Venmo or ACH direct deposit
- Real, human pet parent support
- Choose any veterinarian or service provider
- Pets are insured for their entire life
What generous
coverage looks like
We founded Rainwalk because pet insurance policies need to be more accessible, provide better coverage, and offer more value to pet parents, especially during an emergency. Rainwalk policies provide generous coverage for common accidents or illnesses your pet may experience.
Annual vet visits with preventative vaccinations are pivotal to your pet’s long-term health, which is why we now provide reimbursements for vaccinations up to $100.
- Routine vaccinations NEW
- Cancer
- Surgery
- Tooth extractions
- Blood tests and other diagnostics to uncover illness
- Hospitalization
- MRI & X-Rays
- Exam fees as result of covered accident or illness
- Hereditary conditions
- Congenital conditions
- Allergy treatments
- End-of-life expenses
- Microchipping
- Prescriptions & medications
Rainwalk for businesses
White-labeled pet insurance
Our APIs make launching pet insurance easy, fast and highly customizable to your business goals. Plus: it’s a great-value product that you can feel proud to offer.
Whether you want to launch white-labeled pet insurance, offer policies to your clients 1:1, or integrate coverage into your employer benefits, we have flexible partnership options for every business.
Real, human pet parent support
Pet parent support
email or text for any coverage-related questions. Call or text: 844-520-0041 Email: help@rainwalk.io
Free virtual vet visits
Get free expert veterinary advice. Ask a licensed veterinarian any questions about your pet’s care, whether it’s their diet, behavioral observations such as separation anxiety, or if your cat or dog is experiencing an illness or injury.