Best Pet Insurance Companies in Peoria

Dan Pfeifer is a State Farm insurance agent who serves clients in Peoria and the surrounding localities. Pfeifer provides pet insurance for a wide range of dog and cat breeds. His team represents Trupanion, a third-party pet insurance provider that can provide comprehensive coverage for animal illnesses, injuries, breed-specific conditions, treatments and procedures, and animal medications. Pfeifer has been working for State Farm Insurance since 2005. His team also handles auto, home, life, business, property, and health insurance.

Dany Bou Antoun is a State Farm agent offering pet insurance plans to individuals and families in Peoria and surrounding areas. He and his team help clients manage risks their pets might face in accidents and sickness by providing Trupanion pet medical insurance policies. They review needs, provide recommendations, and assist pet owners throughout the insurance-buying process. Antoun has been in the industry since 2009. The agent is also a member of the Peoria Area Chamber.

Turner-Hicks Agency is an independent insurance company serving Peoria and the surrounding areas. It crafts policies for pets and offers individual life, long-term care, homeowners', condo, and auto insurance plans. In addition, it has a selection of commercial insurance products that cover general liability, builders' risk, commercial property, farms, retail stores, and restaurants. Turner-Hicks Agency was established in 1932 and is led by Gustav "Gus" Krantz, an Agribusiness and Farm Insurance Specialist and a Certified Financial Planner.

Unland is an independent insurance agency that provides financial solutions to residents in Peoria and nearby areas. Through its partnership with ASPCA, the agency offers pet owners individual and group insurance policies that can be tailored to their specific needs. Along with accident-only plans, it has products that cover hereditary conditions, accidents, behavioral issues, and dental diseases. Its agents have been involved with a variety of organizations, such as the YMCA and the Children’s Hospital of Illinois.