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Pet Insurance. What level of cover is right for you?
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As "the little one" said, it is worth making sure that the insurer covers complementary therapies as they are indespensable in really aiding your pets recovery.
Hydrotherapy is a really great treatment that helps with so much so keep up the great work!
Something to add. Make sure that any insurance company offers "cover for life". What I mean by this is that, to use an example...
If a dog got a form of cancer, their insurance would cover treatment for that year. When it came to renewing the insurance that cancer would be down as a exclusion as it would be a "pre-existing condition". Therefore insurance wouldn't pay for any further treatment for the condition.
However, if the policy includes "cover for life" then the insurance would continue to pay for any condition for life (providing the policy was renewed every year).0
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