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Although rising policy sales over the past few years suggest there is growing interest in pet insurance among American pet owners, the U.S. market still has a long way to go if it is to achieve the level of penetration seen in Great Britain (25% of dog owners) or Sweden (nearly 50% of all pet owners), since the rate of pet insurance ownership in the United States is still in the low single digits. At the core of the challenge are a much tougher regulatory environment for pet insurance in this country, concerns that existing plans do not offer enough value, competition from managed veterinary care providers and discounters, and a lukewarm feeling among veterinarians and retailers when it comes to promoting pet insurance to their clients and customers. Nevertheless, marketers and investors remain optimistic, bringing to bear in this market an increasingly sophisticated arsenal of strategic initiatives. Pet Insurance in North America, a fully updated edition of Packaged Facts’ pioneering report on the U.S. pet insurance industry, charts historical sales for the past five years and makes market projections through 2010, expanding coverage to examine more fully the North American market including Canada. It profiles leading providers Veterinary Pet Insurance (VPI), Pethealth, Hartville, and Pet Protect, as well as competitive health plan providers and discounters from outside the pet insurance fold, such as Banfield, PrePaid Vet, AmeriPlan, CareCredit, and Pet Assure. Extending beyond the traditional veterinary marketing model, educating consumers about pet insurance is at the center of most companies’ market expansion plans for the future, as is building strong relationships with partners capable of delivering solid referrals—as seen in Pethealth’s renewed alliance with PETCO, Hartville’s tie-in with PetMed Express and the American Kennel Club, and VPI’s synergy with Iams. The report also covers employee benefit plans as a route to fast-track growth, as well as bellwether trends in the more developed and still-growing U.K. market.
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Report Methodology Our market size estimates are based on extensive interviewing, company reports and figures appearing in the trade press. Our analysis of consumer demographics derives primarily from the Simmons Market Research Bureau (New York, New York) spring 2005 consumer survey, which is based on approximately 28,000 respondents
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