Toggle renters insurance policies offer an optional add-on coverage called Pet Parent. It provides: up to $100,000 for injury caused by your pets to another person (other than you) that takes place anywhere in the world (pets with a history of biting are excluded) up to $500 in pet boarding costs if a covered loss or damage makes your residence temporarily unfit to live in up to $500 for damage to your residence caused by your pet up to $500 for the veterinary care if your pet is injured as a result of a covered loss (in select states) To add this coverage, log into your Toggle account, select your renters insurance policy, and click 'Edit my policy'. (Note: In Georgia and New Jersey, coverage for injury caused by your pets to another person (other than you) is included in the renters insurance policy and therefore, not a part of the Pet Parent coverage. All other Pet Parent coverage shown above is applicable.)

Toggle auto insurance policies offer an optional add-on coverage called Pet Passenger. It pays for the cost of veterinary care, burial, disposal, injury, or death of household pets resulting from a covered loss, up to an aggregate maximum limit of $1,000. To add this coverage, log into your Toggle account, select your auto insurance policy, and click 'Edit my policy'.

If you have a Toggle renters insurance policy with Pet Parent coverage and your dog does not have a history of bites, we’ll provide up to $100,000 of coverage for bodily injury if your dog, say, gets a little carried away when the new mailperson shows up. (Note: In Georgia and New Jersey, coverage for injury caused by your pets to another person (other than you) is included in the renters insurance policy and therefore, not a part of the optional Pet Parent coverage. All other Pet Parent coverage is applicable.)

Nope! At Toggle, we love all breeds of dogs.

Your Toggle Home insurance policy will pay for pet costs like veterinary or boarding expenses, after a covered loss. And for injury caused by your pets to a person other than you. Note: Pets with a history of biting may not be eligible for certain coverages.