Protection for every product that keeps your pet thriving

The gear. Think automatic litter boxes, cameras, feeders, fountains, aquarium equipment, grooming tools, and trackers, the devices that quietly do their job until a motor, pump, battery, or bit of electronics gives out. If you've got accidental coverage, the spills, drops, and yes, the chewing, are in there too.

Not even close. Pet insurance is for your animal, vet bills, illness, injury. This is for your animal's stuff. If the litter robot breaks, we're your people. If your dog needs the vet, that's a different kind of plan entirely.

It's one of the most pet-specific things we see, so yes, under an accidental damage plan, pet-caused damage to the device usually counts. A gnawed cord, a clawed heated bed, a feeder knocked to the floor. The standard plan leans more toward mechanical and electrical failure, so if your pet is the chaos agent (and you know if they are), accidental is the one to pick.

Often, yes, when it's the equipment failing. Damage to surrounding furniture or floors from a leak is a different matter and usually falls outside the plan, so it's worth knowing where that line sits for your setup.

You should reach out to SureBright Anywhere directly via email or phone.

You can, and it doesn't matter which. Chewy, Amazon, Petco, PetSmart, a brand's own site, or your neighborhood pet shop all work the same way. The coverage follows the device, not the store.

Yep, you've usually got 90 days from the purchase date, so if that fancy feeder arrived a few weeks ago, you haven't missed your window. Wherever you bought it, the process is identical.

Then you're not left rebuying from zero. If it's beyond fixing, you'll get a replacement or reimbursement up to your plan's limit, so a dead litter robot doesn't become a $700 surprise.

If you decide it's not for you, cancel within the first 30 days for a full refund and after that you get a pro-rated refund, no questions asked.

No. There's a $0 deductible and no hidden fees. You already paid for the coverage, so actually using it when something breaks won't cost you a cent more.