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‘Chewbarka,’ ‘Darth Meow’ among top Star Wars pet names

May 4, 2021

In honor of Star Wars Day, Trupanion has published a list of the top pet names inspired by the film franchise.

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Pet insurance biz lands Fortune 500 co. support

November 9, 2020

Trupanion has entered into an “exclusive alliance agreement” with Fortune 500 company, Aflac, to sell pet insurance in worksites across the U.S.

Veterinary support vital to insurance group’s 20-year milestone

August 27, 2020

Trupanion is celebrating two decades in the industry—a feat it says would not be possible without its team of veterinarians and technicians.

Veterinary Appreciation Day gets sweet

June 17, 2020

Veterinary professionals are going to feel all the love on Veterinary Appreciation Day, thanks to a campaign from Trupanion.

Allergies, otitis lead top 10 list of conditions during COVID-19

June 15, 2020

COVID-19 may have caused an upheaval for human health, but conditions for pets have largely remained the same.

Partnership helps streamline insurance claims in 1,300 clinics

June 9, 2020

Insurance provider Trupanion’s proprietary billing software is now available to veterinary practices using Vetter Software’s practice management software.

Insurance companies expand partnership into 49 states

May 19, 2020

State Farm customers across the U.S. can now enroll for Trupanion-provided pet insurance.

Animal respiratory, GI insurance claims remain consistent in face of COVID-19

April 30, 2020

Despite news of a North Carolina dog testing positive for COVID-19, there is no evidence suggesting the virus is a concern for pets, says Trupanion.

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