Pet insurance - be aware

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2354214/Vicky-Hughes-sold-clothes-eBay-save-dog-pet-insurers-refused-pay-up.html

Make sure you read the small print of your policy!

Thanks for the heads up - I think I checked the small print on mine, but I'll double check when I get home!

I think mine is ok but ill definitley check it again, thanks for sharing:)

bet there will be a lot shocked by the fact they may not be covered by insurance if there b1tch has had a litter:o  

Warren wrote:bet there will be a lot shocked by the fact they may not be covered by insurance if there b1tch has had a litter:o  

All insurance policies exclude anything at all to do with breeding!

i knew they didnt cover c sections and treatment related to breeding but i didnt relise they wouldnt payout if your girl has ever been bred from

I don't trust pet insurers tbh. Lexi is covered under our house insurance as we have yard insurance to cover animals but i am not 100% sure what the small print is.

Most insurance companies will try to wriggle out of paying if they possibly can, although they do expect you to keep up payments on the policy.

Always pays to read the small print.

Kathy wrote:Most insurance companies will try to wriggle out of paying if they possibly can, although they do expect you to keep up payments on the policy.

Always pays to read the small print.

Aint that the truth. The insurers of the car that went into the back of me tried to get out of paying cause we didn't use THEIR car hire company so said it was void, didn't last too long when my solicitor got on the phone to them! lol

Caryll wrote:Thanks for the heads up - I think I checked the small print on mine, but I'll double check when I get home!

you're with animal friends aren't you Caryll ??

I'm with Sainburys and they won't cover DDBs, I don't know why