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Tony Edited by Dan. It is estimated that 11m homes had pets in Without cover you will be faced with the horrible choice between finding the medical fees or putting down a cherished pet. Even if you've got plenty of cash stashed away for emergencies, in many cases insurance can work out cheaper in the event that you actually need to claim.

So before you buy, here are 10 things you should know. I might not even use it? You need to accept that, and as it's impossible to predict the future, all you can do is to give it your best shot. Insurance is about making unpredictable events predictable in case the unpredictable happens.

Vets' fees are already expensive and rising year by year, making the cost of pet ownership potentially huge. If you're lucky, you won't have faced fees for out-of-the ordinary treatments, so here are some examples of what you could be looking at:. Cats clawing your furniture to death are a fact of life!

Dogs are also partial to an expensive bit of chewing - carpets, shoes, you name it - but finding an insurer to provide this cover is difficult. But it also says "damage caused by biting, chewing, scratching, fouling urinating or vomiting" is excluded - so most things they'd do aren't covered!

However, you may already be covered for accidental damage on your home contents policy, so give your provider a quick call to check. Self-insurance is where, instead of paying premiums, you regularly put money into a pet fund. So if your moggie or doggie gets poorly, there's money to pay for it. To earn some interest, put money in an easy access savings account each month to pay for any potential pet emergency. Of course, if there are no problems, you get to keep the cash.

However, there are two big dangers to consider:. The problem strikes before you've built up cash: Self-insurance relies on having enough cash to hand when the vet needs paying so expensive treatment could mean you either go into debt or face the sad choice of putting the pet down. Another option is to go for a policy with a high excess then save to cover anything that costs less than that.

Dogs aren't covered for public liability without insurance, so if Fido causes a car accident, and the drivers sue, you'll be liable for the cost. This may be covered on your home insurance but quadruple check this before taking the risk. Cats are considered 'free spirits' by law courts and so, as an owner, you're not legally responsible for their actions.

A halfway house for dog owners is to become a member of The Dogs Trust. Anybody over the age of 18 can become a member. Pet insurance, or putting money aside in a savings account, could prove expensive if you're short on cash. However, the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals PDSA may be able to help. The charity provides free veterinary services for sick or injured animals if you receive means-tested support with your council tax, or housing benefits.

Visit the PDSA site to see if you're eligible. The PDSA has centres across the UK, so even if you're in a far-flung corner you still may be able to get help. If you can afford to make a donation to the PDSA, then you should, as it relies on the kindness of the public to keep going. If you require more than just veterinary treatment, you may still need cover, such as third-party insurance in case your dog causes a mishap. Pricing radically changes depending on your pet so it's important to disclose everything.

However, the rules around disclosure are changing and from August insurers will be unable to unfairly reject customers' claims if they've given the wrong information about a part of their policy that is irrelevant to their claim see the news story: New insurance laws will stop insurers wriggling out of claims.

Disclose everything; all of your pet's past conditions and any risks. If not, your insurer may use 'non-disclosure' as an excuse not to pay out. It may well push up your premiums in the short term, but will save you big money in the long term as providers won't pay if they suspect your pet's problem already existed.

Dogs bred for their aggressive nature often can't be insured, such as pit bulls, Japanese Tosas and Brazillian mastiffs. If your dog's own breeding has been crossed with any of these, it won't qualify. If you know of any insurers that will cover these breeds, please email us. It's also difficult to get standard pet insurance for pets used for commercial purposes such as racing, hunting, or sheep dogs. If you've a posh pooch, certain pedigree breeds are more likely to develop hereditary conditions.

For example, some suffer from weak joints or hips due to generations of inter-breeding. These can require regular support and treatment. Some policies specifically exclude treatment for hereditary conditions, so check to see whether this is the case.

Many insurers also exclude conditions animals are born with. As a rule, pedigree owners pay more as insurers factor in their tendency to run a higher risk of long-term conditions, plus their heightened appeal to pet-burglars. Never lie about your pet's origins to save money on monthly premiums; declaring a dog a mongrel when it's anything but can void your policy.

When it comes to switching policies, it can be hard to save with pet insurance. This is because most insurers won't cover your pet for pre-existing conditions or anything they've already been treated for, such as cancer or arthritis, and switching carries the risk of additional exclusions.

For example, say your dog suffers cataracts in both eyes and is cured by your existing insurer. You are still claiming for a particular treatment on your current insurance policy, and haven't yet hit the maximum amount or 'length of time' payout, or A dog is for life, not just for Christmas - and unfortunately, this is often the case with pet insurance too.

Since most providers exclude pre-existing conditions, this means you can normally only claim for each illness once. Most insurers won't insure your pet for any ailment or illness they've already been treated for - cancer, say, or arthritis - unless you pay a huge hike in premiums. Sadly, cancer is a blanket exclusion. This means if your poor pet has had one type, they are excluded from being covered for any other type should they subsequently get it.

More insurers will pay for your pet to be put down, if a life-threatening accident or serious illness means this is the kindest option. A few will also cover the cost of cremation or burial expenses up to limits, with the most generous using the current market rate for your pet.

This latter add-on suits those who have invested a lot of money in an exotic or high-pedigree pet. The older your pet, the pricier your policy, as an ageing animal is more likely to incur injury or illness.

Some policies impose an upper age limit as well as additional contribution costs known as Co-payment in the insurance world should you make a claim, so always check the small print first. Some insurers don't state an upper age limit, but death from illness is excluded when the pet reaches a certain age.

If your pet is less than eight weeks old, you'll have to wait before getting full cover as a rule. Some insurers do provide full cover for dogs or cats from five weeks old, but cover may be restricted to accidents. Changing the excess you pay - the amount you immediately contribute towards any claim - can cut the cost. Pay a higher excess, and your willingness to foot a greater part of the bill means the insurer will reward you with a lower premium.

To decide on your excess, consider this: Beware of policies where you pay a share of any claim rather than a fixed limit - if your pet gets seriously ill, this can turn very costly very quickly. Some policies also charge you a share of the claim beyond the excess once your pet reaches a certain age. However, don't let it stop you shopping around for a better, cheaper policy elsewhere.

Our top comparison sites below don't do this yet, but try Confused. It allows you to combine cats and dogs on to one policy, and includes any multi-pet discounts. You won't be guaranteed the cheapest premium doing this, but it'll help make life easier. Then use the full comparison system for each pet to contrast the overall cost.

The old "read the small print" adage really applies here.

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If you buy the wrong policy that doesn't provide the cover you thought it did, you could be faced with the awful decision of losing a pet or getting into expensive debt if you can't afford it. Pet cover can be broken down into three different types depending on the amount of cover you want. To get past the hideously complex names and policy types, we've divided the types of insurance up as follows:. This tends to be cheapest, but offers the least cover as it puts a time bar on how long you can claim for a particular condition - usually 12 months once the pet's been diagnosed and started having treatment - and a cap on how much you can reclaim.

Insurers tend to call this 'condition in total cover'. After the cut-off, or the cap has been reached, no further treatment is available for that condition. But if your pet picked up a different condition, it would qualify for a new round of care. Like the basic cover, vets' fees are limited for any one illness, but there's no time limit on how long the treatment lasts. Some policies renew the limit each year, although these are likely to cost you more.

If your pet picked up a different condition, it would qualify for a new round of care. Again, in most cases, once your pet's been treated, if you change insurer, most policies won't then allow you to claim again for the same condition. Though you pay a bit more for these policies, they offer the most comprehensive cover.

Insurers can technically refuse to renew it, as Lloyds and Halifax did, to huge uproar in February In addition to the increased vets' fee sum insured, the following extra cover may be included: There are two normal types of 'lifetime' policies, and they offer different types of cover limits the maximum you can claim depending on the insurer, so it's vital you know which yours is. Not every lifetime policy has this.

An illness claimed for in one year does not become a 'pre-existing condition' once the 12 months are up. This means that if you reach the limit before your pet dies, you'll have to start paying the bills out of your own pocket. What you'll pay as a premium will vary hugely, depending on variables including your pet's age, its pedigree and where you live vets' bills are higher in London and the south east of England.

Once you've decided which cover suits you and your pet, you're ready to compare prices. The most commonly-owned pets - there were more than 16 million combined in , according to the Pet Food Manufacturers' Association - are also the simplest to insure, with dedicated comparison sites.

Comparison sites zip your details to hosts of insurers' websites, scraping their data to report back the cheapest - though surprisingly few of the big names include pet insurance. We've picked out the two that maximise the quotes you get in the quickest time possible. Combine these two comparison sites, it should take five minutes for each.

Please feedback on Gocompare. Please feedback on Compare the Market. There are other big players in the comparison market who can help you find that deal you're happy with, or if you want to push the envelope a bit more. Here are extra options to try. In addition to offering quotes for your cat or dog, Confused. GoGetIt are a recent addition with some exclusive providers. Details of any co-insurance is clearly displayed. If you have cats, dogs or a combination of both there are two comparison sites that allow you to add multiple pets to one policy and add any multi-pet discounts from the providers on its site onto your premium.

So if you have at least two, they are certainly worth a try. Remember, you aren't guaranteed the cheapest premium using these sites but it will help to make life easier.

Always get a quotation per pet, as a separate policy. Once you have the premiums, combine the premium, making sure the cover is what you want, and see how it compares for all your pets against a multi-pet policy.

If you use this multi-pet comparison, please send us your feedback. Was it easy to use? Did it give you a competitive premium?

We'd like to know how you found using it. Many competitive insurers refuse to be included by any comparison site, and sometimes offer special deals so are worth checking separately. The gift card will be sent around 75 days after the policy start date and will be sent separately. Read more steps on how to ENSURE you get the gift card? Online deals have to track properly in order for you to get your gift card. A few things can prevent that, so please make sure that you:.

These can stop the deal tracking, so please temporarily unblock them. Also, remember it will take up to 75 days after your policy start date for your gift card to arrive though these will arrive separately. In the unlikely event that you don't receive your gift card 75 days after your policy start date, please email legalandgeneral ultimateservices. We will then pass this onto the provider to ensure you get a quick response.

Until 26 September you can get 12 months cover for the price of nine. A new customer is someone who has not previously had Sainsbury's pet insurance. You can insure as many pets as you want and they will each have individual policies. There are no comparison sites for all of these pets, so it's a question of elbow grease and getting the quotes yourself.

We've listed a number of insurers below. Please tell us about your experiences with them or other insurers. While it's not a pleasant thought, given the type and cost of the animals in this category, it's worth considering in the cold light of day what your attitude would be if it became ill, no insurance was in place and you had to make a decision about putting the animal down.

One alternative here is self-insurance. This is why you need to carefully consider the costs involved in ensuring a pet's welfare before taking one on. Exotic Direct gives quotes for a wide range of exotic, and not-so-exotic, pets, including rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, gerbils, ferrets, birds and more. Given the cost and length of their life, insurance is definitely worth considering. If it's more than public liability you want, SEIB is an option as it offers quotations for horses, ponies, trailers, horseboxes, tack and riding clubs.

After we published the first incarnation of this guide, we asked for your feedback on insurers. NFU Mutual inspired many MoneySavers to report good stories - it covers horses including 'veterans' and is worth a check. They also have a good comparison table of its products. The following insurers have also been suggested by users. We haven't checked them out too deeply - though all are FCA-regulated.

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If you try them, let us know how you get on: KBIS , Stoneways Insurance , Shearwater Insurance. From skunks to sugar gliders and possums to pot-bellied pigs, you'll need to try a specialist operator - in particular, to protect against burglars targeting rare or valuable creatures. If you have a tarantula, and like to show it off, perhaps consider third party insurance in case it takes a chomp out of one of your guests.

Or then again, ensure the tank is very secure Martin's sister wishes she'd taken this advice! The insurer below is the only one we've seen so far offering to insure the more weird and wonderful varieties - please tell us about your experiences in the forum or let us know about other insurers. Exotic Direct offers cover for a huge array of out-of-the-ordinary critters, including parrots, cockatoos, snakes, lizards, terrapins, vultures, pot-bellied pigs and loads more.

Always keep an eye out for some of the same policy tricks as for more mainstream pets - different levels of excess, payout limits and pre-existing conditions. Read above in the guide for more details. After doing the comparisons and finding the cheapest quote that suits your requirements, it's crucial you double-check the quotes directly on the insurer's own website. To speed up searches some comparison sites can make assumptions, which may not fit your profile.

Once you've found a policy for your pet, you may be able to save further by using cashback sites and haggling. Plenty of insurers pay out cashback if you sign up via a cashback site. This means you can grab even more off the price. These sites carry paid links from some retailers and financial services providers. In other words, if you click through them and buy a product, they get paid.

They then give you some of this cash back which means you get the same product, and a cut of its revenue too. Yet don't choose based only on cashback, see it as a bonus once you've picked the right cover Those new to cashback sites should ensure they read the Top Cashback Sites guide for pros and cons before using them.

Otherwise use the Cashback Sites Maximiser tool to find the highest payer for each insurer. Money held in your cashback site account has no protection at all if that company went bust, so always withdraw it as soon as you're eligible. While it shouldn't be a problem, if you've used comparison sites beforehand, there is a minor risk that the cashback may not track due to cookies - so it's good practice to clear those first read About Cookies.

For more details on these sites, read the Top Cashback Sites article.

To tweak savings even further, you can get quotes directly from a few companies with special deals which aren't always mentioned by comparison services. Finally, before committing to anything, and especially when you are nearing the renewal of your policy, give haggling a go.

Read the full Breakdown Cover Haggling and the Car and Home Insurance Haggling guides for loads of tips to help cut the costs as well as the following Top 10 Firms To Haggle With. Get Our Free Money Tips Email! For all the latest deals, guides and loopholes - join the 10m who get it. These rules allow your cat or dog to travel with you overseas to other EU countries, without any need for quarantine, where some pet insurers extend their cover abroad.

For the cover to be fully effective, you must follow guidelines set out by Defra. You must get the pet microchipped and obtain a pet passport see the full requirements at Gov. Some insurers will also cover the cost of a replacement or quarantine costs incurred as a direct result of you losing a pet passport.

As of April , it became compulsory to have any dog over the age of eight weeks microchipped if you live in England, Scotland or Wales. Microchipping helps owners get reunited with lost pets. A scannable chip is inserted under it's fur, then registered. It means the pet can be returned to its owner if it gets lost and is then found by a stranger. This can help if you're needed for an emergency - or have to go into hospital, say - and there's nobody else available to look after your pet.

Some policies even provide the option to have dog-walking cover, if injury or an illness means you can't do this yourself.

Usually your stay in hospital needs to be longer than four consecutive days for this to pay out - though some policies are a bit more lenient. Always ensure your pet has the proper vaccinations, supplied by a vet, and you're provided with certificates. If you don't bother, or forget to keep your up-to-date with routine jabs, it could mean you aren't covered, and it could invalidate your insurance.

Your pet doesn't have to be vaccinated to get a quote. But if you claim for a condition which would have been prevented by a routine vaccination, then it may not be met if your pet hasn't been given that vaccination. Remember to keep your vaccination certificates in a safe place - you might need to produce them if you need to make a claim. Pet cover is like home, car, travel, life or even PPI loan insurance - if the provider goes into default, then the Government-backed FSCS scheme kicks in.

The FSCS's main objective is to 'maintain continuity'. If your insurer goes bust, it will try to find another provider to take over your policy, or issue a substitute policy. If you have any ongoing claims, or need to make a claim before a new insurer is found, the FSCS will cover these. If you've paid for cover for a year, but the company goes bust after a month or two, then you would lose out.

To protect you, if the FSCS can't transfer your policy to another provider, you'll be given a period of time to take out alternative insurance, and any money you've already paid will be refunded as compensation via the FSCS. The limits of the compensation depend on whether the policy is compulsory or not. The insurance industry doesn't have the best customer service reputation and while a provider may be good for some, it can be hell for others. Common problems include claims either not being paid out on time or at all, unfair charges, or exclusions being hidden in the small print.

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What does pet insurance usually exclude? Routine injections - flu, tetanus, parvovirus, annual boosters. Plus check-ups Worming treatments Anti-flea medications Whelping costs. Accidental damage - am I covered? Consider 'third-party only' cover A halfway house for dog owners is to become a member of The Dogs Trust. How can I find my nearest centre?

Are all pets covered? Posh pets might not be covered If you've a posh pooch, certain pedigree breeds are more likely to develop hereditary conditions. What about pre-existing conditions? What if my pet has a life-threatening accident or illness?

Read more There are two normal types of 'lifetime' policies, and they offer different types of cover limits the maximum you can claim depending on the insurer, so it's vital you know which yours is.

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Cats and dogs Rabbits and more Horses Exotic pets. Use the best comparison sites The most commonly-owned pets - there were more than 16 million combined in , according to the Pet Food Manufacturers' Association - are also the simplest to insure, with dedicated comparison sites. Clear display of excesses and vets fees and other benefits included. If you don't want it to contact you afterwards, ensure you click on the relevant section's link on the first and last page. Plus always check the excess quoted is correct for you.

You can list your quotes in order of preference, ie, accident only, lowest excess, highest vets' fee or premium. Clear option to opt into having marketing calls, emails, texts. Very limited room to tailor your policy, eg, you can't choose how much vets' fees cover you want. A few things can prevent that, so please make sure that you: Rabbits, budgies, guinea pigs, chinchillas Snakes, pot-bellied pigs, tarantulas: Always double-check the quotes After doing the comparisons and finding the cheapest quote that suits your requirements, it's crucial you double-check the quotes directly on the insurer's own website.

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There are two main ways in which it protects you. If you need to claim from a bust insurer The FSCS's main objective is to 'maintain continuity'. If it goes bust and you paid upfront If you've paid for cover for a year, but the company goes bust after a month or two, then you would lose out.

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