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Cat and Kitten Insurance
About Cat / Kitten Insurance
You never know with cats, they can be bounding about freely one day and off the scale poorly the next.
Cat and kitten insurance is there to cover you in the event of an unexpected vet bill. Vet bills increase at an average of 12% per year, well above the rate of inflation. Vaccines alone can cost in the region of £40 for each injection.
Coverage of Cat Insurance:
Cat insurance policies cover the following:
- Vet fees, both UK and overseas.
- Third party liability.
- Cat replacement costs (should your cat be lost or stolen).
Things to Consider:
- A number of insurers will refuse to cover your cat if it is over a certain age.
- The cost of fixing a cat’s broken leg can amount to £825.
- The excess on your policy can range from £25 to £65. For some of you it may be worth paying a higher excess and a lower premium, for others it may be the other way round.
- Keep your pet insurance premium low by locating the animal in a safe place around the house. Pets kept outside or in dangerous areas such as the kitchen are deemed higher risk by insurance companies.
- Many insurance policies will exclude such eventualities as emergency boarding, accidental death or quarantine costs. Check before you take out the policy.
- Basic starter policies will only cover the rudimentary issues. The more advanced policies will cover such complexities as the cost of advertising and a reward should your pet be stolen.
- Most policies cover up to the first £5000 of any given condition.
- Be truthful when applying for pet insurance, or the likelihood of receiving a payout when something goes wrong is low. If your pet has a heart murmur or any other condition, declare it.
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