When it comes to insurance, you can safeguard yourself, your loved ones, and your pet. This is because many insurance providers offer pet insurance that includes costs like third-party liabilities and OPD expenses in addition to veterinary expenses. To ensure the payment of claims, however, you must vaccinate your pet before buying dog insurance online and throughout the policy. *
As a pet owner, you seek to give your animals the ideal care possible, including excellent medical care. The first thing you need to take into account is that the premium for your pet can change depending on their age, breed, and size. We always suggest getting your pet insured when they are younger because the premiums rise as the pet gets older. To serve the diverse needs of customers, a variety of covers are offered, including, but not limited to, those for surgery, hospitalisation, mortality, terminal illnesses, long-term diseases, OPD admissions, and theft/loss/straying. Pet veterinary costs can be high, so choosing a pet cover that fits your pet’s requirements is ideal. You can gain from receiving a concession on your premium if your pet is microchipped. It’s also critical to confirm that your insurer will cover the breed of your particular animal. *##
As a pet parent, one should seek comprehensive dog medical insurance coverage for furry friends. A thorough plan covers surgery and hospitalisation, terminal illness, and mortality and helps provide for unforeseen situations. With add-on covers, dog owners can protect their canines from third-party liability, theft or loss, emergency pet care, veterinary consultation, and doctor-on-call.*
When a parent or other family member gets hospitalised, the ideal pet insurance policy can also pay the pet sitter’s daily allowance. Giant breed pet dogs between the ages of three months and four years, or seven years for small, medium, and large breeds, are covered by the insurance policy. The exit age is ten years for small, medium, and large breeds, while it is six years for giant breeds. *
Which exclusions are some that one should be aware of? Generally, pet insurance does not cover any claims for illnesses for which preventative medications or vaccinations have not been received. The same goes for any claims for expenses or fees associated with experimental procedures or alternative treatments.
Some of the exclusions that one should be aware of are as follows:
- Any deductible or excess imposed by the policy
- Costs associated with a disease acquired during the waiting period.
- Existing conditions
- Treatment that is cosmetic, elective, routine, or preventative
- Expenses associated with procreation, pregnancy, or childbirth
- Any medication or therapy not suggested by a veterinarian
- Any claim for treating illness or harm brought on by a mishap involving dogs used for racing, hunting, or other types of work.
*Standard T&C Apply
##All savings are provided by the insurer as per the IRDAI approved insurance plan. Standard T&C apply.
Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation. For more details on benefits, exclusions, limitations, terms, and conditions, please read the sales brochure/policy wording carefully before concluding a sale.
