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Puppy Insurance
 Puppy insurance can be taken out right from your puppy's earliest age - about 8 or 9 weeks - or just at the point that you will receive your new puppy from its mother. There are significant advantages in taking out puppy insurance as soon as possible - your puppy will be protected against any ill health or accidents with your vets' fees covered completely - and you can also rest assured that your pet dog will also be accepted for cover right into its old age as long as you keep up your pet insurance premiums. However, it's always worth checking out your chosen puppy insurance provider to make sure you are familar with their terms and conditions.
Pet Health Insurance recommends Direct Line Puppy Insurance as the most comprehensive puppy insurance provider - available from just 8 weeks old and a must for all new puppy owners to save money on vet bills.
A selection of the cheapest puppy insurance providers can be found in our quick guide below:
By purchasing puppy insurance as early as possible you will be protected from high vets' fees - which can be considerable in the event of emergency treatment - and you can rest assured that your puppy will always receive the very best healthcare treatment from your vet. Puppy insurance starts from just £4.50 per month, a price worth paying for up to £6,000 of treatment at your vet per annum free of charge.
Many dog insurers will baulk at insuring your dog if you try and purchase dog insurance past the age of 8 or 9 years of age (though some pet insurers now specifically accept pet insurance applications for older dogs) - earlier for some susceptible breeds - and you will have difficulty covering your dog during its old age if you leave it too late. Buying puppy insurance early for your new pet means you will not have that worry with cover able to continue into their older ages.
Puppy insurance (or dog insurance) covers you against vets' fees as well as kennel or boarding fees if you become ill plus even paying you a cancellation fee for your holiday if your dog becomes ill before you travel. Puppy insurance will pay a fixed amount to help search for your dog in the event of loss or straying and can even protect you against liability for damage caused by your dog - very handy for the scrapes that puppies and dogs can get into..
Puppy insurance starts at just £4.50 per month - and it can cover you and your puppy for up to £6,000 per year in vets' fees. Make sure your puppy always receives the very best healthcare treatment by taking out puppy insurance now.
You'll be pleasantly surprised at how much you could save in a year in vets' bills by taking out puppy insurance from our range of online pet insurance providers.
Pet Health Insurance aims to give you as much information as possible about pet insurance and why you should have it for your pet.
We have gathered together links to many of the top online pet insurers but we do not provide or endorse any particular product or make recommendations in any way. Please ensure that the pet insurance product that you purchase from any online provider meets your needs and that the provider is correctly regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). |
