How Much Is Pet Insurance in Arizona?


Updated: November 13, 2025

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Key Takeaways
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In Arizona, dog insurance averages $65 per month ($779 per year), while cat insurance averages $35 per month ($421 per year).

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According to our survey, Arizona pet insurance costs are 22% higher than the national average for dogs and 21% higher for cats.

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How Much Does Pet Insurance Cost in Arizona?

Based on our survey of major pet insurance providers, pet insurance costs average $421 annually for cats and $779 for dogs in Arizona, making them 21% and 22% higher than the national average, respectively. However, your pet's breed and age, along with your coverage choice, can make prices vary.

Cat$35$421
Dog$65$779

*These accident-only coverage rates (which cover injuries but not illnesses) apply to policies with 80% reimbursement, a $5,000 annual limit and a $500 deductible for a Ragdoll (7-year-old cat) and a Labrador Retriever (6-year-old dog). While we included most pet insurance providers, some don't have these offerings, which we excluded for consistency.

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Our guides below can help you better understand the best pet insurance in Arizona across different situations:

What Factors Affect Pet Insurance Costs in Arizona?

Several key factors influence pet insurance costs in Arizona. Click each factor to see pricing details.

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    Coverage level

    Your chosen deductible, annual limit and reimbursement rate have the biggest impact on pet insurance costs in Arizona. Our baseline accident-only rates (shown in the main cost table) average $421 to $779 annually, while comprehensive accident & illness coverage (shown below) ranges from $664 to $1,316 annually for standard parameters.

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    Pet type and breed

    Cats and dogs cost different amounts to insure, and your pet's breed makes a big difference too. Cats are usually cheaper to insure, while dogs cost more per year since they tend to have more health problems and pricier vet bills.

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    Pet age

    Older pets cost more to insure since they're more likely to need medical care. Our research shows rates range from $274 to $2,711 per year across all pet types, depending on your pet's age. The table below shows age-based pricing for cats specifically.

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    Location

    Location influences pet insurance rates through factors like veterinary costs and regional health risks. Arizona pet owners pay about $74 more annually for cat insurance and $140 more for dog insurance compared to national averages. Within Arizona, premium variations between cities remain minimal.

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    Your vet

    Veterinary clinics charge varying rates for services, which directly impacts reimbursement costs. When getting quotes, insurers often ask about your primary veterinarian since their pricing structure can significantly influence your premium rates.

Average Arizona Pet Insurance Costs by Coverage

Your coverage choice has the biggest impact on what you'll pay. Arizona monthly prices range from $23 to $586, depending on your pet type and coverage details.

The table below shows comprehensive accident and illness coverage rates. Individual rates may vary significantly based on your pet's specific health history, your chosen veterinarian and other factors, such as annual limits and deductibles.

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Cat$55$66421%
Dog$110$1,31622%

Average Arizona Pet Insurance Cost by Breed

Your pet's type and breed are the second-biggest factors affecting your rates in Arizona. Our research shows monthly costs can range significantly across different breeds, depending on breed-specific risk factors.

Average Pet Dog Insurance Costs in Arizona

Your dog's breed is a major factor in Arizona pet insurance costs, with monthly rates starting at $59 for small mixed breeds and reaching $277 for Bull Mastiffs. Take a look at the table below to find specific rates for your dog's breed.

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Affenpinscher$119$1,430
Afghan Hound$140$1,682
Airedale Terrier$150$1,797
Akita$154$1,839
Alaskan Husky$123$1,474
Alaskan Malamute$144$1,729
Alsatian$162$1,948
Alsation$152$1,821
American Bulldog$200$2,405
American Bully$187$2,248
American Eskimo$105$1,255
American Foxhound$120$1,434
American Hairless Terrier$102$1,226
American Staffordshire Terrier$163$1,964
Australian Cattle Dog$116$1,388
Australian Kelpie$123$1,481
Australian Shepherd$99$1,186
Australian Silky Terrier$102$1,220
Australian Terrier$108$1,298
Basenji$104$1,246
Basset Fauve de Bretagne$135$1,620
Basset Hound$166$1,986
Beagle$123$1,481
Bearded Collie$114$1,371
Belgian Shepherd Malinois$137$1,650
Bernese Mountain Dog$269$3,231
Bichon Frise$110$1,318
Bloodhound$193$2,314
Border Collie$103$1,240
Border Terrier$109$1,303
Borzoi$166$1,991
Boston Terrier$117$1,403
Boxer$193$2,314
Bracco Italiano$136$1,632
Briard$145$1,738
British Bulldog$234$2,806
Brussels Griffon$113$1,358
Bullmastiff$268$3,224
Bull Mastiff$277$3,321
Bull Terrier$163$1,961
Cairn Terrier$115$1,381
Cane Corso$223$2,678
Caucasian Shepherd Dog$206$2,476
Cavachon$94$1,125
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel$124$1,484
Cavapoo$89$1,078
Central Asian Shepherd Dog$182$2,183
Chihuahua$77$926
Chow Chow$144$1,731
Clumber Spaniel$151$1,815
Cockapoo$87$1,047
Cocker spaniel$132$1,583
Collie$126$1,513
Corgi$142$1,702
Coton De Tulear$100$1,196
Dachshund$101$1,214
Dalmatian$162$1,944
Dingo$104$1,253
Doberman Pincher$189$2,273
Doberman Pinscher$264$3,166
Dogue de Bordeaux$272$3,270
English Bulldog$243$2,917
English Foxhound$116$1,388
English Mastiff$245$2,944
English Pointer$136$1,634
English Setter$133$1,596
English Springer Spaniel$124$1,488
English Toy Terrier$105$1,261
Estrela Mountain Dog$170$2,038
Field Spaniel$126$1,514
Finnish Lapphund$117$1,409
Foxhound$122$1,461
Fox Terrier$108$1,291
French Bulldog$216$2,597
German Pinscher$113$1,353
German Shepherd$142$1,697
German Shorthaired Pointer$128$1,534
German Spitz$122$1,465
Giant Mix (100 pounds+)$134$1,595
Giant Mix (110 pounds+)$125$1,506
Giant Mix (111 pounds+)$115$1,378
Giant Mix (90 pounds+)$169$2,021
Goldendoodle$108$1,299
Golden Retriever$147$1,765
Gordon Setter$165$1,983
Great Dane$245$2,943
Great Pyrenees$165$1,978
Greyhound$161$1,932
Groodle$99$1,180
Harrier$127$1,523
Havanese$90$1,080
Hungarian Vizsla$157$1,891
Husky$109$1,308
Icelandic Sheepdog$120$1,434
Irish Setter$143$1,718
Irish Terrier$118$1,412
Italian Greyhound$117$1,398
Italian Spinone$133$1,598
Jack Russell Terrier$87$1,048
Japanese Chin$102$1,221
Japanese Spitz$102$1,228
Kangal Shepherd Dog$222$2,668
Keeshond$128$1,540
Komondor$156$1,867
Labradoodle$108$1,297
Labrador Retriever$141$1,689
Large Mix (51-100 pounds)$115$1,384
Large Mix (51-110 pounds)$106$1,269
Large Mix (55-90 pounds)$117$1,415
Large Mix (60-109 pounds)$125$1,506
Large Mix (61+ pounds)$116$1,388
Large Mix (71+ pounds)$208$2,495
Large Mix (Over 70 pounds)$114$1,379
Lhasa Apso$100$1,203
Lurcher$164$1,971
Maltese$98$1,176
Maltipoo$81$978
Medium Mix (20-55 pounds)$91$1,106
Medium Mix (20-70 pounds)$97$1,161
Medium Mix (21-70 pounds)$216$2,596
Medium Mix (23-70 pounds)$116$1,390
Medium Mix (26-50 pounds)$96$1,157
Medium Mix (26-59 pounds)$125$1,506
Medium Mix (31-50 pounds)$97$1,163
Medium Mix (31-59 pounds)$95$1,144
Miniature Bull Terrier$164$1,970
Miniature Dachshund$107$1,281
Miniature Fox Terrier$113$1,356
Miniature Pinscher$101$1,206
Miniature Poodle$92$1,107
Miniature Schnauzer$109$1,300
Mixed Breed$124$1,491
Mixed Breed Giant (>90 lbs)$176$2,113
Mixed Breed Large (51-90 lbs)$116$1,384
Mixed Breed Medium (31-50 lbs)$87$1,032
Mixed Breed Small (>10 lbs)$72$858
Mixed Breed Small (11-30 lbs)$74$900
Mixed breed Small (up to 20lbs when full grown)$70$834
Mixed Dog (21-50 pounds)$102$1,226
Mixed Dog (51-90 pounds)$124$1,472
Mixed Dog (91 pounds+)$129$1,551
Morkie$84$1,011
Newfoundland$234$2,806
Norfolk Terrier$114$1,370
Norwegian Elkhound$119$1,432
Norwich Terrier$112$1,339
Olde English Bulldogge$260$3,122
Old English Buldogge$209$2,507
Old English Sheepdog$152$1,821
Papillon$98$1,175
Pekingese$107$1,280
Pembroke Welsh Corgi$125$1,495
Peruvian Hairless Dog$108$1,294
Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen$159$1,903
Petit Basset Griffon Vendeens$119$1,431
Pitbull$155$1,867
Pointer$127$1,525
Pomeranian$102$1,219
Portuguese Water Dog$141$1,689
Pug$128$1,528
Puggle$92$1,108
Puli$132$1,583
Rhodesian Ridgeback$163$1,958
Rottweiler$243$2,914
Rough Collie$135$1,623
Saint Bernard$259$3,107
Saluki$138$1,651
Samoyed$131$1,567
Schnoodle$94$1,131
Scottish Deerhound$198$2,372
Scottish Terrier$135$1,625
Shar Pei$210$2,528
Shetland Sheepdog$105$1,258
Shiba Inu$93$1,123
Shih Tzu$84$1,014
Siberian Husky$114$1,363
Small Mix (0-20)$69$816
Small Mix (0-25)$125$1,506
Small Mix (10 and less pounds)$67$814
Small Mix (1-10 pounds)$70$839
Small Mix (11-25)$67$801
Small Mix (11-30)$79$950
Small Mix (20 and under pounds)$167$2,002
Small Mix (22 pounds or less)$84$1,004
Small Mix (25 and less pounds)$81$960
Small Mix (Under 20 pounds)$59$698
Smooth Collie$130$1,556
Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier$128$1,531
Staffordshire Bull Terrier$141$1,687
Standard Poodle$135$1,622
Standard Schnauzer$121$1,452
Tibetan Mastiff$231$2,768
Tibetan Terrier$129$1,552
Toy Mix (10 and less pounds)$86$1,035
Toy Poodle$96$1,149
Vizsla$137$1,647
Weimaraner$167$1,999
Welsh Corgi Cardigan$121$1,455
Welsh Corgi Pembroke$125$1,495
Welsh Springer Spaniel$110$1,325

*These rates represent policies with 80% reimbursement, a $5,000 annual limit and a $500 deductible for pet insurance policies.

Average Pet Cat Insurance Costs in Arizona

Monthly cat insurance rates in Arizona range from $64 for Domestic Shorthairs to $88 for Abyssinians. Here's how costs break down by breed:

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Abyssinian$88$1,050
Australian Mist$81$969
Balinese$81$964
Bengal$76$908
Birman$72$860
Bombay$65$775
British Longhair$65$777
British Shorthair$79$941
Burmese$74$883
Chinchilla$73$874
Cornish Rex$78$940
Devon Rex$73$878
Domestic Shorthair$64$769
Exotic Shorthair$88$1,049
Himalayan$75$896
Maine Coon$85$1,014
Munchkin$73$881
Norwegian Forest cat$71$846
Persian$79$944
Ragdoll$66$797
Russian Blue$67$804
Savannah$80$956
Scottish Fold$75$901
Serengeti$75$897
Siamese$66$792
Siberian$79$951
Snowshoe$76$914
Sphynx$85$1,010
Tonkinese$72$859

*These rates reflect policies with 80% reimbursement, a $5,000 annual limit and a $500 deductible.

Average Arizona Pet Insurance Cost by Age

Age is the third-biggest factor affecting your pet insurance costs in Arizona since older pets need more medical care. Prices range from $274 to $2,711 per year across all pet types. Check the breakdown below to see costs for your pet's age.

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Under 1$23$274
1$25$299
2$27$321
3$29$350
4$32$383
5$35$416
6$38$451
7$52$621
8$44$530
9$49$584
10$54$649
11$61$727
12$68$818
13$73$879
14$82$978
15$90$1,080
16$100$1,192
17$101$1,212
18$112$1,337
19$122$1,456
20$131$1,573

*These rates apply to policies with 80% reimbursement, a $5,000 annual limit and a $500 deductible for a Ragdoll (cat) and a Labrador Retriever (dog). Some age brackets may show slight premium decreases due to insurer risk modeling adjustments and sample size variations in our data collection. Overall trends still show increasing premiums with age.

Average Arizona Pet Insurance Cost by City

Location plays a very small role in Arizona pet insurance pricing, with costs varying by just a few dollars per year between cities. Take a look at the table below to see specific rates for your area.

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Mesa$35$422
Phoenix$35$421
Tuscon$35$419

*These rates apply to policies with 80% reimbursement, a $5,000 annual limit and a $500 deductible for a Ragdoll (cat) and a Labrador Retriever (dog).

How to Get the Best Cheap Pet Insurance in Arizona

To help you find pet insurance for the lowest price, we've created a simple step-by-step guide below.

  1. 1
    Determine Coverage Needs

    Before getting pet insurance, figure out how much coverage you need. Think about your financial limits, your pet’s breed-related health risks and the average vet costs in your area.

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    Research Costs and Discounts

    Check the average pet insurance cost for your pet and the coverage level you prefer. While pet insurance discounts are less common than in other insurance types, you may still save with multi-pet or bundled policies. You can also check if you qualify for pet insurance low-income programs.

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    Evaluate Provider Reputation

    Read reviews from verified customers to learn about others’ experiences with different insurers. Look closely at what each plan covers, how long the waiting periods are and how claims are handled.

  4. 4
    Compare Multiple Quotes

    Request quotes from many insurers to find the best rate. Most companies let you get online quotes for dogs and cats, though you may need to call if you’re insuring an exotic pet.

  5. 5
    Review Policy Details

    Go through the policy carefully before buying. Check the coverage exclusions, especially clauses about pre-existing conditions, and waiting periods. Make sure to review the renewal terms, too.

Average Pet Insurance Cost in Arizona: Bottom Line

Pet insurance in Arizona costs more than the national average, with monthly premiums averaging $65 for dogs and $35 for cats. Your actual costs will depend on your pet's breed, age and coverage choice, so compare quotes from several insurers to find the best deal.

Pet Insurance Cost in Arizona: FAQ

We address the most common questions about pet insurance costs for Arizona pet owners in our comprehensive guide below.

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How We Determined Average Pet Insurance Costs in Arizona

All costs in this article are based on or modified from the following profile:

  • $5,000 annual limit
  • 80% reimbursement
  • $500 deductible
  • For dogs: Labrador Retriever (6 years old)
  • For cats: Ragdoll (7 years old)

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