Your pet got older.
So did your premium.
Pet insurance carriers raise rates on aging pets — even healthy ones with no claims — by 30%, 60%, sometimes 100%+. We're documenting it. Add your data and see the pattern for yourself.
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The picture so far
The business model
Four phases of extraction
Pet insurance isn't a lifetime product. It's a four-phase financial lifecycle — acquire, collect, harvest, run off — with a lock-in mechanism at every phase transition. Click any layer for the receipts.
Cheap. Marketed hard.
Steady compounding.
Sharp hikes. Locked in.
Priced out. Sunset.
Real case · Wisconsin SERFF filing
The compounding curve
Annual premium · USD
Pet insurance isn't one product — it's a four-phase lifecycle engineered to collect premiums while the pet is healthy and price you out the moment claims arrive. Loss ratios stay low until age seven, then invert. The ribbon above is not a consumer story. It's an actuarial one.
“They're not insuring your pet for life. They're renting you peace of mind during the years your pet doesn't need it, and pricing you out during the years it does.”
Peel the layers →
California proof
“Same underwriter (APIC, NAIC #12190) concurrently received a 33% increase on 97,153 Trupanion policyholders.”
This is where the model ends. California is already here. Wisconsin is next.
Has your premium jumped?
Help us document the pattern. Sixty seconds. Anonymous. No name, no policy number.