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A survey published by Mintel recently revealed that 1 in 3 pets need an unplanned visit to the vet every year. So, the odds that you’ll be making a claim on your pet insurance are higher than the chances of you claiming on your home & contents policy or your motor insurance.
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Well, pet insurance plans come in 3 main guises: The value of the claim for each condition or event is capped The total annual payout cannot exceed a set amount; The payout per condition is limited and ceases to cover your pet after twelve months of treatment. This is the cheapest option.
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So faced with all this choice what should you look out for? Here’s 10 key questions to ask: 1. Are claims covered annually or on a “per condition” basis? 2. If the cover is “per condition”, what is the time limit? 3. What is the excess per claim?
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Find out if your breed of pet is susceptible to any hereditary condition and whether the plan will cover that. For dogs, you’ll find information about hereditary conditions at the UK Kennel Club Site, and for cats try pet planet.
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