With dozens of companies and policies on the market, pet insurance can be difficult to navigate. But as insurer Bought By Many explains, there is a now policy that can give you 20% of your premium back.
With so many options available, it can be difficult to find a good deal on pet insurance.
Bought By Many’s pet insurance policies cover cats and dogs and it offers features you’ve probably never seen before, like money back on your insurance.
How does it work?
The company’s MoneyBack pet insurance policy bags you 20% of the annual premium back if you haven’t made any claims in that year.
MoneyBack is a lifetime policy and features an impressive £7,000 of vet fee cover each year for accidents and illness.
It also includes £2 million of liability insurance and you can add cover for costs if your pet is lost or stolen.
Bought By Many aims to cover more breeds than other insurers and has 15% multi-pet discount for critters on the same policy.
It’s easy to get a quote, you just need to join Bought By Many. If you have a policy and your pet needs treatment, you don’t need to fill out a claims form – you just call up and share your vet’s details.
Bought By Many can then pay you or your vet, whichever you prefer.
Do they have other policies?
Bought By Many has designed seven pet insurance products based on feedback from 40,000 pet owners to bring you truly unique cover tailored to your needs.
The Complete policy has the highest vet fees on the market at £15,000, including dental cover as standard. Alternatively, the Regular policy has a zero excess option for pets under nine years old.
The insurer's Fixed For Life policy is available to puppies and kittens and the price of the insurance won’t change regardless of how many claims you make and how long your pet lives for.
It’s open to dogs and cats under two years old and covers up to £20,000 in the pet’s lifetime.
The Pre-existing policy will cover your pet’s existing medical condition. Bought By Many will supply £500 of cover for the first year of your policy.
If you don’t make any claims in your first year this will increase to £1,000 in the second year and if you still haven’t claimed your limit will be upped to £7,000 from year three onwards.
Your pets must not have received advice or treatment for the condition in the three months leading up to taking the policy.
Head over to Bought By Many to get a quote.
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