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MissMoogle
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Hi,
My cat has skin issue causing itching and he needs steroids every 3 months or so. I have been paying this out of my pocket without thinking. However, he is covered by sainsburys insurance. Have i left it too late to start claiming for this through the insurance? It has been over a year since his allergy tests and treatment started and im thinking i have missed my chance like a fool.
If so, should i switch to another insurer to cover everything but his skin? If his skin isnt covered with sainsburys anyway, im thinking theres no point sticking with them at a higher price when i could go elsewhere and be in the same position?
My cat has skin issue causing itching and he needs steroids every 3 months or so. I have been paying this out of my pocket without thinking. However, he is covered by sainsburys insurance. Have i left it too late to start claiming for this through the insurance? It has been over a year since his allergy tests and treatment started and im thinking i have missed my chance like a fool.
If so, should i switch to another insurer to cover everything but his skin? If his skin isnt covered with sainsburys anyway, im thinking theres no point sticking with them at a higher price when i could go elsewhere and be in the same position?
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Your policy document will state how long you have to make a claim. I have seen as short as 1 month and as long as 12 months. I doubt any would be accepted over 12 months.0
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MissMoogle said:Hi,
My cat has skin issue causing itching and he needs steroids every 3 months or so. I have been paying this out of my pocket without thinking. However, he is covered by sainsburys insurance. Have i left it too late to start claiming for this through the insurance? It has been over a year since his allergy tests and treatment started and im thinking i have missed my chance like a fool.
If so, should i switch to another insurer to cover everything but his skin? If his skin isnt covered with sainsburys anyway, im thinking theres no point sticking with them at a higher price when i could go elsewhere and be in the same position?
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If the OP dod not lodge a claim within the time limit stated in his policy document then Sainsbury's will not pay out for that claim. hence the OP sa ying his skin treatment will not now be covered.
If he had claimed in time then they would have paid out.0
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