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Discounted Pet Insurance for Union Members

As an HUCTW member you are eligible for discounted pet insurance through our parent union, AFSCME. AFSCME Advantage Pet Services offer two money-saving programs: Pet Insurance and Pet Savings. The programs are available to all dues-paying union members, retired members, and their families.

More information: https://huctw.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/AFSCME_Pet_Insurance_Info.pdf

Union Plus Pet Insurance — A Policy to Meet Every Need
AFSCME Advantage Pet Insurance offers a variety of flexible programs with premiums and deductibles that will fit into your household budget. By selecting a comprehensive accident and illness policy, you can make sure your pet always has access to complete veterinary care. Pet insurance can make sure that no matter the illness or accident, you are financially prepared for the medical attention your pet needs. All breeds of cats and dogs are accepted with products that cover animals from 8 weeks of age, when minor accidents are more common, all the way through to old age when chronic illnesses become more prevalent. Coverage for pets will not change or cease as your pet ages.

Pet Savings Program— Save Up to 25% off Veterinarian Services
The AFSCME Advantage Pet Savings program is designed to provide savings for all veterinary services, including routine care and coverage for all animals. The program may be used in conjunction with traditional pet insurance to save you even more money on veterinary bills. With AFSCME Advantage Pet Savings, you will receive a 25% point-of-sale discount off all veterinary services at a growing network of veterinarians nationwide. The program also provides substantial discounts on other pet-related products and services such as grooming, boarding, and pet sup-plies. All pets qualify. Coverage starts as low as $6.95 per month. The Union Plus Pet Savings program is not an insurance program.

More information: https://huctw.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/AFSCME_Pet_Insurance_Info.pdf

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