Debenhams Pet Insurance
With three comprehensive levels of cover to choose from, all at a fantastic price, Debenhams Pet Insurance is definitely value-for-money. Cat insurance starts at £5.09 a month and dog insurance just £5.80. You can pay annually or monthly without any extra charge.
With such low fees you would expect the policy to cover the bare minimum, thankfully this isn't the case. You can get up to £7,000 cover in vets bills per accident, this even includes ongoing conditions. All three levels of cover also include third part liability, meaning you will be protected if your dog were to cause injury or damage.
Top level cover from Debenhams pet insurance includes £750 cover to help find your missing dog or cat and £2000 worth of cover if you have to cancel a holiday because of your pets' health.
All policies come with some great additional extras such as specialist legal advice for any problems you have with your pet. It also comes with a free veterinary helpline and even bereavement counselling if the worst happens. Debenhams can even help find you a registered pet minder if you're away from home on business or holiday.
If you're on a budget and are looking for pet insurance which won't break the bank then consider Debenhams pet insurance. It provides plenty of cover to give you peace of mind that if something were to go wrong, your pet would get the best treatment possible.
Visit Debenhams Pet Insurance for more details >>>Debenhams Personal Finance Pet Insurance Summary:
- Cat insurance starts from £5.09
- Dog insurance starts from £5.80
- Pay annual or spread the cost monthly without any additional fees
- Up to £7,000 cover for vet bills per annum. This includes any on-going conditions
- £750 missing pet cover
- Up to £2,000 holiday cancellation cover
- £1,000,000 third party liability cover
- Free legal advice from a pet specialist
- Free Vetinary Helpline
- Up to 12 months free holiday pet insurance cover
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