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Meg "Meg"a German Shepherd dog, broke her leg after jumping awkwardly over a stream. She had her leg in a cast for one month, then a special bandage that had to be changed every two days, for two weeks. Throughout her treatment, she had regular x-rays to make sure it was healing well. The cost soon mounted up. Thank goodness she was insured!

Pet Insurance
Did you know 1 in 3 pets may require unexpected veterinary treatment each year?* Whilst advances in veterinary medicine mean we can do more for your pet, treatment costs can soon mount up. We recommend pet insurance to all our clients to help cover unexpected vets bills.You may be surprised to hear that you are more likely to claim on your pet insurance than your car or household policies (Allianz Insurance plc). In fact, in our experience if you are one of the few people who don’t need to claim on your pet insurance you really are very lucky indeed!
It’s important to be aware that not all pet insurance is the same. Some policies limit the amount of time or money that you can claim for. Don’t just shop around on price alone. Ask the following five key questions so you clearly understand what each policy does and doesn’t cover:

• Will the policy cover my pet for on-going conditions (e.g. eczema) into its old age?
• Will exclusions be placed at renewal for an illness that occurred in the previous year?
• Will my excess or premium increase if I make a claim?
• Will the policy cover: congenital and hereditary illness, hip-related conditions, dental treatment or behavioural conditions?
• Is the provider a pet insurance specialist?

Why not try before you buy? For 4 weeks free Petplan insurance simply click here and quote our practice reference number 1100006912.

*Source: Petplan

Please read this:Midforest Vets provides information to assist owners searching for pet insurance. Any contract you may enter into is entirely at your risk. Please make sure you understand all the terms and conditions of your Pet Insurance Contract as we cannot be held responsible for any decision you may make.

Pet Insurance Legislation

In January 2005 the Financial Services Authority (FSA) introduced new regulations which govern the selling of pet insurance. These regulations are intended to protect consumers but also mean that vets in practice may not give their clients any specific advice about pet insurance or recommend an insurance company (unless acting as Authorised Representative for an Insurance Company).

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