Frequently Asked Questions
Does your pet’s age matter while buying pet insurance?
Premiums are likely to be higher for older animals, but generally there should be cover available for all ages.
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How do vaccinations affect pet insurance?
While insurance doesn't cover the cost of pet vaccinations, ensuring vaccinations are up to date has the potential to lead to a cut in premiums. What's more, if vaccinations are not kept up to date and you need to make a related claim, you may find that your insurance has been invalidated.
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What is third party pet liability insurance?
Third party liability insurance provides cover should your dog cause accidental injury or damage to someone else's person, property or pet. This can include paying for the bills if you're required to defend yourself in a legal case involving your dog.
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What is per-incident deductible in pet insurance?
A deductible is the amount that you're responsible for, before your insurance coverage applies. It's deducted right off the top, before the insurance company pays on a claim. You're probably familiar with deductibles from other types of insurance (health insurance, car insurance, etc.). A per-incident deductible is where a deductible is applied for
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Do you really need pet insurance?
Pets are often seen as part of the family, so making sure they're covered with pet insurance in case they become sick or have an accident can be a good idea. Policies can also provide cover should your pet die, become lost or stolen, attack a third party or damage property.
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What companies provide pet insurance?
Embrace, Healthy Paws, USAA, Progressive, Trupanion, Nationwide, Pets Best, Premier, American Modern, Pet Premium, and VPI are some companies that provide pet insurance.
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