AlphaPetInsure
- Pet Insurance
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- AlphaPetInsure
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dogs and country cats pedigrees and crossbreeds, cats &
dogs large and small.
- No
hidden extras.
- Instant
cover over the phone.
- No
complicated Application forms
Choose either -
- Simple
monthly payments by Direct Debit or
- Make
one annual payment of £89.90 and get two months FREE
cover
AlphaPetInsure - At last a policy designed to make pet insurance
simple
Your pet
is precious - whether it's an aristocratic cat, a Cruft's
prize-winner or a well loved mongrel - and although you want
to do the best for your animal, the bills can be a real worry.
That's why they designed alphapet cat and dog insurance. It's
really simple and yet your pet couldn't have better protection.
Just look at the cover.
- Vet's
fees for each illness.
- Alternative
medical treatment up.
- Kennel
fees if you are hospitalised for more than 4 days.
- Third
party liability of up to £1 million
- Cost
of advertising/reward for a lost pet.
- Purchase
price if your pet dies up to age 10 or is lost or stolen
and not recovered within 30 days.
Important information
about the Alphapet policy
As with any insurance policy, certain conditions and exclusions
apply. Alphapet have kept these to a minimum to ensure that
your pet enjoys the protection it needs.
- During
the first 10 days of inception of the policy, full cover
applies except for veterinary fees and pet's death, which
are included from the 11th day onwards, and cover for theft
or straying which is included after the first 14 days.
- You
will be responsible for the first agreed amount of each
claim for vets fees and treatment fees.
- You
will be responsible for the first agreed amount of any claim
against you for loss or damage to property.
Cover
is not available for the following pets:
- Racing
Greyhounds
- Pit
bull terriers
- Rottweillers
- Dogs
designated as dangerous under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991
Alphapet
is administered by Thornside Ltd. Trading as Petwise underwritten
by Lexington Insurance Company
Pet Insurance Is It Worth It?
Chocolate
Labradors have just been declared the most susceptible to
calamities and claims on the pet insurance. But what exactly
is being claimed for? Is pet insurance a worthwhile investment
or are you better off saving your money?
Firstly, let's separate the facts from the fiction:
Fact:
pets have accidents and break limbs the same as we do.
Fiction:
pets have four legs and are agile enough to avoid doing stupid
things like falling into holes and running into solid objects.
Fact: pets are not covered by the National Health Service
Fiction:
Whilst friendly, vets will not perform an operation on your
dog because they are just all round great people.
Fact:
During their lives, over 50% of pets in the UK require some
form of extensive surgery.
Fiction: There is no such book as 'extensive animal surgery for dummies"
In this
day in age, not having pet insurance is not an option. Without
wishing to sound like an advert, it can cost as little as
£7 per month for complete piece of mind. Look at it
this way - a dog lives for about 15 years (above average)
you pay £7 per month, with inflation make it a round
figure of £15. In it's lifetime you will spend about
£2,700 on pet insurance. In his lifetime, Fido is quite
likely to require extensive surgery at least once, we already
know that, so how much is one time extensive surgery? About
£600 average. Why did he have to have it? Because he
did something or suffered something unexpected. And herein
lies the keyword - UNEXPECTED.
Phoenix
Court,
Jacobs Well Lane,
Wakefield,
West Yorkshire
WF1 3NT
http://www.alphapetinsure.com
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