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A Guide To Cat Insurance

When buying insurance, the premiums depend on lots of different factors, including what is covered by the insurance, what state of health your pet is in at the time and the maximum payout the company will provide. All of these have

an impact and it's very much up to you to decide what you think is appropriate. However, a hidden factor that can nevertheless have a significant impact on your insurance premium is the age of your cat. What might be a very

favourable deal for your four-year old cat might have you bleeding money by the time she reaches ten! Although it may seem like an added factor to consider at the time, it is well worth obtaining multiple quotes from the same

company to discover how the premium will change over time. Of course, there will be other factors to bear in mind like inflation, but it's always wise to get a good idea of the long-term investments you are making.
Although it may be hard to believe when you seem some the price on the internet, not everything is covered by pet insurance. Hereditary and congenital conditions, for example, are not usually covered by policies, or are covered at a

very low level. The same goes for medical procedures you, as the owner, have chosen to have your pet undergo, as well as diseases that could be prevented by simple inoculations. It is also worth bearing in mind that, unless it is the

results of an accident, dental care is not normally covered by cat insurance policies.
By this point, you may be wondering about the value of cat insurance, if it doesn't cover such a range of problems. This is to miss the point however; cat insurance is there to protect your pet against unforeseen accidents and

problems, which could otherwise be devastating.
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