Pet insurance member offer
Insure your pet and get a member discount
Let the team at Southern Cross Pet Insurance know you’re a Southern Cross Health Society member and you’ll get 2.5% off your pet insurance premium.
Make sure to have your Southern Cross Health Society policy number handy so the team can get this sorted quickly for you. Get a quote and apply for pet insurance online today.
If you already have a Southern Cross Pet Insurance policy but you’re not yet a Southern Cross Health Society member, you’ll need to contact the team at Southern Cross Pet Insurance if you become a member, to make sure this member discount is applied from your next renewal. If you think you should already be receiving the member discount, you’ll need to contact Southern Cross Pet Insurance to confirm .
You can learn more about how this member discount is applied and if you’re eligible by reading the Southern Cross Pet Insurance discount terms and conditions.
Why get pet insurance?
- Have your choice of vet to ensure the best care available without the worry of big vet bills
- Cover for qualifying inherited conditions
- Straightforward plans for cats and dogs
- More reasons to choose Southern Cross Pet Insurance
Get 6 weeks free pet insurance for your puppy or kitten.
If your puppy or kitten is between 6 and 26 weeks of age, you can sign them up to 6 weeks FreeCover.
With 6 weeks FreeCover, you’ll be covered for unexpected vet bills up to a total of $2,000* while you consider your long term pet insurance needs from your policy start date. You’ll be able to claim for accidental injury from the time Southern Cross Pet Insurance accepts your application. There’s a 5-day standdown period for illness.*
It’s easy to apply, just read the 6 week FreeCover policy document and click here to complete an application in minutes.
*Terms, conditions and exclusions apply including a 5 day stand down for illness and a $100 excess per health condition claim apply. FreeCover excludes congenital and pre-existing conditions, routine checks, vaccinations and neutering.