Britain’s Pet Problem Revealed – Not to Re-Insure
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While 38 percent currently have pet cover, the YouGov survey commissioned by Aquarium shows over two fifths (42%) of owners have never insured their primarily furry friends. This, despite the rising cost of vet bills and the fact only seven percent, of current and previous insurers, described the service from their insurer as poor when they had to make a claim.
"With so many satisfied claimants, policy providers are getting something right, but 42 percent have never had pet insurance and for pet health these numbers need to change," said
The best way to reduce premiums is to do your research before you purchase a pet. A breed genetically susceptible to certain medical conditions, for example - or an older pet - is going to cost significantly more to insure than a breed with a cleaner historical health bill, or a younger animal. But if it is all about the money, vet bills continuing to rise makes pet insurance look like a bargain – so what is going on?
"Pet insurance premiums have risen and it can look like insurers are pulling a fast one, until you realise vets' fees are rising at six times the rate of inflation," explained Mark. "The average claim is now
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