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- Which animals can be covered?
- You can cover dogs, cats and horses with the pet insurance policies offered through this website.
- Do I pay the vet and you reimburse me, or can payment be made to the vet directly?
- Before your allow your pet to be treated, you must ensure that the vet is prepared to complete the relevant sections of the insurance claim form and provide invoices.
- What if I lose my pet by theft or straying?
- If you lose your pet by theft or straying, you will need to complete a claim form and send it to your insurance company along with the following original documents:
- Am I covered for boarding fees?
- Most standard pet insurance policies will cover you in this instance. If you are hospitalised and cannot be at home to look after your pet, you will be covered for the cost of boarding your pet at a licensed kennel. Alternatively your insurance company will contribute towards the cost of homecare with a friend if you are hospitalised for more than 4 days.
- What cover do I need for my horse?
- Before you buy your insurance, make sure you know exactly what areas you want cover on by listing your main areas of concern should you find yourself needing to make a claim.
Am I covered for boarding fees?
Most standard pet insurance policies will cover you in this instance. If you are hospitalised and cannot be at home to look after your pet, you will be covered for the cost of boarding your pet at a licensed kennel. Alternatively your insurance company will contribute towards the cost of homecare with a friend if you are hospitalised for more than 4 days.
If you need to make a claim on boarding fees, then send a claim form to your insurance company. This will need to be completed by your doctor or consultant and by the owner of the boarding kennel, cattery. They will also need an invoice from the boarding house or written confirmation from the person looking after your pet.