Pet insurance is an annual policy that reimburses part of your vet bills when your dog or cat suffers an injury or illness, including serious conditions such as cancer when the policy terms allow it. Because tumour treatment costs can rise quickly, many pet owners in Singapore want one answer before they buy a policy: does pet insurance cover cancer and chemotherapy? Cancer insurance coverage in Singapore depends on the type of pet health insurance policy, the timing of the diagnosis, the waiting period, and whether the condition is pre-existing. Comprehensive accident and illness plans generally cover eligible cancer treatment, while accident-only plans do not provide benefits for cancer-related medical expenses. This guide explains how pet insurance cancer coverage works in Singapore, what treatments insurers typically include or exclude, how much treatment can cost, and what pet owners should compare before choosing a plan. Key takeaways

• Comprehensive accident and illness plans may cover eligible cancer treatment, including

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