Pet Insurance in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania’s beautiful outdoors can pose some risks for pets, especially during winter. Cold temperatures and snowy conditions can lead to frostbite and hypothermia, so keep your pets bundled up with sweaters and booties. Be cautious of chemical de-icers on sidewalks—they can irritate paws and cause stomach issues if licked. Always rinse your pet’s paws after winter walks to keep them safe.

Another concern is Lyme disease, as Pennsylvania has a high tick population, especially blacklegged ticks. These tiny pests can carry the disease, so check your pet regularly, focusing on areas like ears and between toes. Using preventative tick medications, removing ticks properly and keeping your yard tidy are key to prevention!

Pennsylvania has some fantastic dog parks for you and your pup to enjoy.

• Allen Township Dog Park in Northampton boasts agility equipment and hiking trails for added adventure.
• Schuylkill River Dog Park in Philadelphia features K-9 grass to cut down on mess, with areas for both large and small dogs.
• Lloyd Park in Caln Township has a stream running through the dog meadow for water loving pups.
• Larry R. Fabrizi Dog Park in Erie offers grassy spaces with plenty of shade for fun and relaxation.

Pennsylvania is home to some unique pet-focused businesses that will spoil your furry friends.

• Healthy Pet Products in Pittsburgh specializes in natural, additive-free foods and even features a bakery for doggy treats like donuts and birthday cakes.
• Eva’s Play Pups in Union Dale boasts a one-of-a-kind boarding experience, offering 66 acres of trails, meadows, and even a swimming pond—perfect for adventurous dogs.
• Unleashed Pet Photography in Lehigh Valley captures stunning portraits of your pets in natural settings.
• Dr. Doug in Beaver is a go-to for holisitic pet car, offering acupuncture, herbal medicine, and chiropractic treatments.
• Pampered Petz in Limerick provides pet visits, walks, and even overnight stays to keep your pets happy and cared for.

Yes, since we work on a reimbursement basis you can use your Lemonade pet insurance policy at any licensed vet in the U.S., including Pennsylvania.

Supervise small pets when outdoors, especially in open areas. Just being near your pet can be a deterrent for birds of prey.

In the event you can not supervise your pet when they’re outside, consider placing them in a hawk protection vest, a protective garment designed to shield small pets from birds of prey, featuring spikes or bright colors to deter attacks. You can find these vests available for purchase on sites like Amazon or Coyote Vest, and pricing can range from around $60 to $100. You can also consider installing sheltered enclosures to keep your furry friend safe.