Pet insurance with dental cover

Depends what you mean by dental cover? If you mean for the costs of general cleaning when it's needed, no insurance will cover that.

However, there are a number of policies that will cover dental emergency work (i.e. fractured tooth or one that's half knocked out & needs removing, for example) provided you've kept your annual health/dental checks with your vet up to date and preventative treatment (i.e brushing, dental diets etc) have been used.

much cheaper in the long run for people to look after their pets teeth. It's always horrible treating pets with dental related kidney failure & putting them through a risky anaesthetic when it could have been easily prevented years before!

e&l are one of the worst insurers ever there are so many bad reports about them, we used to be with them too until we had loads of problems with them, keep at it though cause they will pay eventually although it took us over 5 months for a first payment, be careful as well as a few insurers are underwritten by e & l so read who they are underwrtitten by

both AXA and Petplan have paid for teeth removal in the past - my dentist worded the claim stating that the problems were dental lesions which could lead to further disease i.e. not routine dental work, not emergency work - and not cuased through neglect.

dental cover, or paying out for dental work can be a very grey area.