Our practice strongly advises that you seriously consider insuring your pet
The true cost of veterinary care can be a surprise to many people. Pets, just like their owners, can develop illnesses that need lifelong treatment, such as diabetes or skin conditions, from a very young age. Not all pet insurance is the same, so it’s important to choose your policy carefully.
When shopping around ask insurers the following 5 key questions:
- Will this policy cover ongoing conditions for the rest of my pet’s life?
- Does this policy cover congenital and hereditary illness?
- Does this policy cover dental treatment and behavioural problems?
- Will you place exclusions at renewal on this policy?
- Will you increase my premiums or excess if I claim?
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