Compare pet insurance in 30 seconds
Impartial comparator: coverage, prices and real reviews. You sign up directly with the insurer.
Every service you book dedicates 15% to those who care.
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Indicative figures. The insurer gives the real price when you sign up.
Informational comparator. Wallapets acts as an intermediary and is not an insurance broker registered with the DGSFP. Sign-up is done with each insurer and is governed by their terms (check the IPID document before signing up).
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Beyond the policy
Insurance pays the bill. Your pet needs everything else
That's why, whatever policy you have, inside Wallapets you get pieces no insurer gives you: the neighbourhood looking for it if it gets lost, its clinical history always at hand and vets with real reviews to book in two taps.
If it gets lost, the neighbourhood looks for it
Many policies cover the search for a lost pet. Wallapets actually activates it: you trigger an S.O.S and it shows up on the neighbours' map within 5 km, with real-time sightings. Insurance reimburses; the ecosystem finds it.
NFC tag that alerts on its own
Whoever finds it taps their phone to the tag and you instantly get an alert with where it is. No app to download, no chip to read at a clinic. The first step to bring it home.
Its history, always with you
Waiting periods and pre-existing conditions decide what an insurer covers. With the digital history you have the universal clinical record, portable across clinics: you sign up with clear data and avoid nasty surprises on the first claim.
Vets with real reviews
When it's time to use the policy, you choose well: a network of vets with “paw” reviews and direct booking, plus walkers, sitters, hotels and groomers in your area. Insurance covers; you decide with whom.
How it works
From the quote to being truly covered
Comparing the price is just the start. Here's how you link the policy with the rest of your Wallapets ecosystem.
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Compare with real data
Use the calculator with your pet's age, weight and history. You compare coverage, co-pays, waiting periods and Trustpilot reviews, and sign up directly with the insurer.
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Activate Wallapets protection
Put on the WallaID tag and keep its digital history up to date. If it ever gets lost, you trigger the S.O.S and the neighbourhood rescue activates instantly while the insurer handles the reimbursement.
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Use the network when you need it
Book a vet, emergencies or services with real reviews from the same app. Share care with your family through codes so everyone sees appointments and alerts.
One policy, the whole family in the loop
With shared care you invite your partner, your kids or whoever looks after it with a code. Everyone sees the contracted coverage, the vet appointments and the tag alerts. If an emergency comes up, no one is left without knowing what insurance it has or who to call.
Just adopted?
It's the best time to take out insurance. If you adopted with Wallapets, your pet already arrives with a digital history and NFC tag, so you quote with all the data in order. And remember: Law 7/2023 is moving towards requiring liability insurance for dogs (an obligation pending regulatory development); it's advisable to have it from day one at home.
See animals up for adoptionThe Wallapets circle
Comparing insurance is just one piece
Insurance fits into something bigger: a platform where adoption, care and services support each other. And when you buy in the store, 15% of the profit goes back to the shelters (distribution committee and public audit).
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And the circle closes: when you shop in the store, 15% goes back to the rescue. Free software for rescues, funded with purpose.
