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Take out Asda pet insurance, cut 20% off your bill if you have more than 1 pet. Get cheaper pet insurance
and as with the ethos of the Asda supermarket they are always striving to offer you value for your money and this is
true for their pet insurance policies too. See below for their latest prices and our Asda pet insurance review.
Asda
pet insurance starts from £3.95 (September 2011) for cat insurance and from £8.65 (November 2011) a month for
a dog. 20% discount if you are insuring more than one pet. 10% saving if insuring one pet
online. Three choices of cover so that you can tailor your policy to your pet's needs. For these lowest premiums you will
be covered for up to £1.500 in vets fees per year. If you want to pay a little more you will be covered for up to £3,500
vets fees per year. The top level of cover gives you £6,000 towards vets fees and this is with no time limit.
Bereavement counselling is included with your ASDA pet insurance policy to help you. Pet care
insurance with Asda covers X-rays, medicines, surgery and nursing care (pre-existing conditions, routine, preventative and
elective treatments are not covered).
Standard pet insurance will cover you abroad for one month,
the gold cover will cover you for up to 12 months.
For accidental death your pet will be covered by the value insurance
cover for up to £200 but the highest cover will give you up to £1500 for accidental death.
Asda is
the UK's lowest cost supermarket and as such strives to bring you the cheapest pet insurance that they can provide. No
frills, no fuss and no complicated jargon. What you see is what you get.
Lots of pet owners that had taken out pet insurance
and paid a premium to get their animals covered for a lifetime so that pre-existing medical conditions would be covered have
been left in the lurch after Petguard changed their underwriter. Now these clients have to take out new insurance and even
though they paid extra sometimes for many years, the new policy will not cover their cats and dogs for pre-existing conditions
or if they do at a much higher premium than before.
Clients were given 3 weeks notice and the new replacement policy
does not include pre-exiting conditions or injurites for their cats and dogs. |
